Quiet day at work

Scott Murray

Scott Murray

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Well seeing as it is a very quiet day today I have decided to connect to my home computer via 'Teamviewer' and start organising and sorting my photo's as they are in a mess. This also includes creating a new LR catalogue and then deleting the old ones. Fun fun fun :)
 
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Anco

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Good luck with that, I'd just be sidetracked looking at all the photos. I got lost the other day just looking at the ones in your flickr page, some outstanding shots there. I imagine that's just a tiny part of your catalogue.
 
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oldsalt

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O.K. Scott... when you're finished your pics you can come down here and do mine.... heh heh
It's a job I've been "meaning to do" for a while...
cheers
 
Scott Murray

Scott Murray

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Anco said:
Good luck with that, I'd just be sidetracked looking at all the photos. I got lost the other day just looking at the ones in your flickr page, some outstanding shots there. I imagine that's just a tiny part of your catalogue.
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The next job is to start weeding out the crappy shots, thats a lot of photos to go through...

oldsalt said:
O.K. Scott... when you're finished your pics you can come down here and do mine.... heh heh
It's a job I've been "meaning to do" for a while...
cheers
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Maybe next time ;)
 
Scott Murray

Scott Murray

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Getting collections sorted
 

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Scott Murray

Scott Murray

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Anco said:
Well you made that hard on yourself. It's easy for me, I only have about 5 good shots

Do you ever go over the old ones and try to pp them differently?
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Yes I do, in fact I will start going through each year collection and edit the ones that I want to keep. Due to the changes I have made I will lose all my previous adjustments. But that is not a bad thing.
 
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Anco

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I'd love to be that organised. I struggle to wear matching socks, because I can't organise one small drawer, so I know it's just not going to happen.
 
Scott Murray

Scott Murray

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Anco said:
I'd love to be that organised. I struggle to wear matching socks, because I can't organise one small drawer, so I know it's just not going to happen.
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I am not that organised, but with all these photos I wanted to be sure I could keep track of them and have backups that were easy to do. I think this method will be ideal. But I think it will take awhile to build those previews (16000'ish) but I still have 4hrs of work left. Next step will be sorting out my macbook, I will strictly be using that for storage and ensure that I transfer any photos from it to my external HDD's on my iMac.
 
Scott Murray

Scott Murray

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Anco said:
If it wasn't for the 12 hour shifts and the intense heat, I'd say I want your job (whatever it is).
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This is my job role (roughly)

JOB REQUIREMENTS - PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES:

  • Respond, Combat, Control and Coordinate Emergency Response and/or Medical incidents
  • Operate and maintain on site Emergency Response and Medical equipment
  • Maintain patient records
  • Conduct site ER developmental and/or maintenance training sessions
  • Maintain first aid stock supplies including site ambulance
  • Conduct Fitness for Work policies and procedures
  • Other duties as determined and allocated by Resident/Site Manager
Ensure Job Specific Safety Skills and Responsibilities are met:

  • Knowledge and understanding of Company Human Resources and Emergency Management System,
  • Client site specific inductions (general) and area specific inductions as required
  • Knowledge and understanding of Mines Regulations, OH&S and Duty of Care,
  • OH&S advice / assistance to supervisors,
  • Develop and maintain underground and site regional familiarity,
  • Application of company safety procedures,
  • Hazard identification, reporting and remedy,
  • Incident identification, reporting and remedy,
  • Attend and contribute at Management Team meetings,
  • Safe manual handling techniques,
  • High level of 4WD vehicle/driving ability
  • Training and Assessment
  • Emergency Response and Medical Training
  • Communication Skills.
Qualifications, Education and Experience: (Essential or desirable to be indicated)

  • Certificate III in Public Safety Firefighting and Emergency Operations (Essential)
  • Certificate IV in Public Safety Firefighting Supervision (Desirable)
  • Certificate 11 in Security Officer (Desirable)
  • Occupational First Aid or equivalent (Essential)
  • Paramedical First Aid or equivalent (Desirable)
  • MARCSTA (Essential)
  • Certificate 1V in Assessment and Workplace Training (Desirable)
  • Police Clearance (Essential)
  • GSDU (Essential)
  • Pre-Employment Medical including drug/alcohol screening
  • Mine Workers Health Surveillance Certificate (Essential)
  • Relevant experience in a similar position (Essential)
  • High level of computer skills (Essential)
Personal Attributes & Abilities: (Essential or desirable to be marked next to each point)

  • Intense safety focus
  • High attention to detail
  • Cost conscious
  • Ability to work unsupervised
  • Initiative
  • Focus on continuous improvement
  • Ability to multi task
  • Planning and organising
  • Delegation/ prioritising
  • Analysis/ problem solving
  • Leadership/ motivation of others
  • Time Management
  • Training, mentoring and coaching others
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPI)

  • Ensure 100% compliance to company Business Objectives and Client Instructions
  • Budget and Targets are achieved within the approved time frame
  • Business Management activities are conducted and compliant
  • Attendance to all site company meetings
  • Compliance as appropriate to recommendations provided by statutory and government agencies
 
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Anco

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Sounds stressful, but really interesting. You could get some amazing imagery from a mining site, but I'm not sure it's the kind of environment that's too friendly to camera equipment. Do you like it there?
 
Scott Murray

Scott Murray

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Anco said:
Sounds stressful, but really interesting. You could get some amazing imagery from a mining site, but I'm not sure it's the kind of environment that's too friendly to camera equipment. Do you like it there?
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Yeah it is good as it is based in a National Heritage National Park :). But being an Uranium mine we have strict policies.
 
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