Cameron Campbell

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

SKILLS

ABOUT CAMERON CAMPBELL

I worked as a foreman for my family\'s masonry buisness, took care of the safety end of it and maintained most of the equipment. I left the company twice to pursue other goals. Once in 2002 to take a welding course at NBCC Saint John and then again in 2005 to take the Mechanical Technician program. As of May 26th, 2016 I began my apprenticeship as a Millwright with Irving Tissue. before that I was the Operations Relief Supervisor. Before this I had returned to C.S.K. Masonry limited to repeat my previous role with a broader view of jobsite coordination. As well as a developed ability in dealing with larger numbers of workers. All of which came from working on the PLGS Refurbishment. I was at the PLGS Nuclear Generating Station Refurb for 45 months starting in July of 2008. Seen the reactor disassembled and re assembled ending with New Fuel Load. Did supervision of Candu Techs along with trades people, field work and trained personnel on both the install series. During my time as a student I had three four month long work terms working as a student within the Industrial Mechanic trade. From the PLGS refurb I became a CTech with NBSCETT. I have 3600 hours credit to my Industrial Mechanic Apprenticeship. I am still a licensed Pipe Welder. I have project management experience both from the PLGS refurbishment project and the many projects with CSK.