Angie Keizer

Business Development & Operations Coordinator

Background

Following almost a decade of experience in a diverse range of administrative roles throughout Australia, in 2017, Angie enlisted in the Australian Defence Force (Army) as a member of the 1st Military Police Battalion. After five and a half years of service, Angie resigned from full-time military commitment and remains a member of the Army Reserves.

In 2012, Angie was employed as an on-site Mobilisation Administrator and Document Controller based on the Christmas Creek mine site in the east Pilbara region of Western Australia. This role encompassed all administrational and staff mobilisation requirements for the duration of the design and construction of two (2) x 3.25 mega litre diesel storage tanks as part of the Fortescue Metals Group Chichester Expansion Project.

Additionally, Angie has over four years experience in the Insurance and Loss Adjusting industry, during which she assisted in the reporting and management of insurance claims, maintaining client service standards, industry regulations and company policies and procedures.

Strengths include:

  • Corporate knowledge and experience 
  • Excellent verbal and written communication
  • Strong attention to detail 
  • Efficiency in time sensitive environments
  • Respectful and friendly approach 
  • Motivated to exceed personal and professional expectations. 

Qualifications

  • Australian Government Security Vetting Agency (AGSVA) – Level 1 security clearance
  • Certificate IV in Government Investigations
  • Certificate IV in Financial Services.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

Paul Needham, CEO (Acting), City of Busselton

Aviation Projects was the winner of the prestigious AAA National Airport Industry 2014 award for Corporate Project of the Year (Less than 30 staff), for its involvement in the development of the Busselton Regional Airport Upgrade Project, Business Case.

Aviation Projects provided valuable and detailed contributions to Busselton Regional Airport’s business case for the proposed expansion of its services. This contribution was comprehensive and included an infrastructure cost estimate, operational modelling, financial risk analysis as well as a project and funding timeline.

 

Aviation Projects' contribution in developing and delivering the above mentioned outcomes was critical to the preparation of the Western Australian Government Business Case. Aviation Projects' specialist knowledge in developing the outcomes and presentation of reports was timely and professional throughout the project.

Paul Needham, CEO (Acting), City of Busselton