Clifford HOLDER STATHAM

• Effective communication is crucial to coordinating 100+ vendor markets, its important to clearly communicate changes, possible hazards and more. Organisation is obviously very important, from preparing the event space to preparing yourself days before.
• Working as a coordinator is character building, skill building and also quite fulfilling.
• Through this job I was able to work as a site/vendor manager at the music festival Splore, this work environment was stressful, long, draining and partly pain. I doing it again, I loved the experience of participating in a collective effort to produce such events.

Networking got me this job opportunity, its been interesting work that has taken my to many different locations and venues, most recently again there through the network the opportunity to work in the Cully's Smoke and Spice Festival at Shed10, this was quite a large crew of 13 and because of my experience and knowledge of such events I helped with coordination and partial management of the crew, some thought I was one of the manager but no, not yet perhaps.

Required skills:

• High pace, high volume events on nights and weekends. (casual moonlighting)
• Independently working with opening and closing duties, inventory, making requirements and nonessential's known.
• Managing presentability and stocked to meet customer requirements.
• Efficient at multitasking
• Awareness of law and regulations. (planning on getting LCQ)

• Loaded, unloaded, and moving material to and from deliver points and work sites.
• Assisted crew with tasks that require group effort aka team work.
• Performed general housekeeping and site maintenance to prevent hazards and makes everything easier in the future.
• Collaborated with team members to split the workload to achieve timetables and deadlines. Its concrete therefore requires prier preparation.
• Performed quality checks on products and materials to identify any defects.
• Communication and having a relationship with work partners makes everything run smoothly.