James Kemp

James Kemp has a diverse work experience in the construction industry. James started their career as a Supervisor at Bendigo Modular, where they led a team of carpenters in the construction of modular buildings for Queensland education and architectural projects.

James then went on to establish Kemp Construction, where they served as the Director from 2004 to 2012. In this role, their company undertook various residential and light commercial projects from conception to completion, including new housing, commercial extensions/alterations, and warehousing/storage facilities.

During the same period, James Kemp also owned and operated Kiwispan Hawkes Bay as a division of Kempstruct Ltd. As the License Owner, they were responsible for designing and building one-off buildings using the Kiwispan system for purposes such as wineries, mechanics workshops, aircraft hangars, storage units, farm buildings, habitable/office blocks, and large industrial warehousing.

In 2012, James Kemp joined Naylor Love as a Senior Site Manager and later became a Construction Manager. James'snotable achievements include managing the structural upgrade and campus insurance works of Christ's College Heritage listed buildings, including the projects Hare Memorial, Harper Julius House seismic, Open Air seismic, and miscellaneous earthquake and strengthening works. James'swork on these projects received multiple awards and recognition.

Overall, James Kemp has a significant amount of experience in construction management, site management, and project supervision, with a focus on structural upgrades, heritage restoration, and the construction of diverse building types.

James Kemp's education history includes attending BCITO and Otago Polytech. However, no specific details regarding the start or end years, degree name, or field of study are provided.