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James is a great example of how a combination of hard work and seizing opportunities can lead to an exciting career pathway.
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James is a great example of how a combination of hard work and seizing opportunities can lead to an exciting career pathway.
Lewis has recently reached an awesome milestone, having spent 5 years supporting the rapid expansion and success of Schick Civil Construction in the South Island.
Keen to get stuck into work straight out of high school, Sam Campbell pursued a career in civil construction, following in his grandfather’s footsteps who worked in the industry as a truck driver.
Learn about how Schick Contract Manager Elliott Mason took his passion for heavy machinery and the outdoors and use it to lead major civil projects in the Canterbury region.
No two days are the same for our Schick Civil drainage foreman, Jason Callander.
Since originally finding her feet at Schick Civil Construction as a Site Engineer, Monique Schouten is now thriving as a Survey Technician in the survey team.
As a company building for the long term, Schick puts a lot of effort into our Summer Internship Programme. Joseph Loveridge Mills has experienced the
Waikato Uni civil engineering graduate, Jarrod Richards completed his two summer placements through the Schick Internship Programme. Jarrod then chose to join Schick as a Graduate Engineer and is now fifteen months into his career.
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