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Tamara MacDonald

Starting the day with coffee and a refreshing walk to the bus, my journey to WSP in Te Puke sets the tone!

7.30 AM

I start my day with a cup of coffee at home. I live in Te Puke, and I take advantage of the public transport subsidy provided by WSP to get to work. It’s about a 25-minute bus ride for me, and the morning walk to the bus is always a fresh way to start the day.

Starting day with coffee
 
8.00 AM

My days at the office are never the same. Today, I assisted in a site visit to check on the construction of a slip remediation solution.  It is always nice to get out of the office and see the projects our teams work on.

Staring work day

12.00 PM

Today there is a Pathways Webinar showcasing WSP projects from around the country. The local Pathways team organised catering for a lunch viewing. Pathways webinars are a great way to mingle with other emerging professionals in your office while learning new things about WSP and the industry.

Seminar from work

1.00 PM

I then begin preparing a planning assessment for the local Tauranga Water Team to determine potential consenting requirements.

Planning assessments

4.00 PM

To finish off the day, I join a kick-off meeting for an internal project to manage the progress of a major client’s projects with WSP.

Kick off meeting!
 
5.00 PM

After work, I like to unwind. On most days I chill out at home, but today is Thursday, so I have footy down at the park with the WSP social team.

Football after work!

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