sureside assigns capability in one of four categories being competent, experienced, specialist and expert. Organisational capability reflects the maximum capabilities across suresde’s individual staff.
description
competent
experienced
specialist
expert
aids to navigation (aTons)
asset management
beach design
beach nourishment
business case support
cathodic protection
channel design
coastal modelling
civil design
climate change
community infrastructure
condition assessment
breakwater
concrete
floating infrastructure
maritime furniture
microb. influenced corrosion
pavements/footpaths
Seawalls
sheet piles
steel
timber piles
timber superstructure
constructability review
construction phase services
container terminal design
cost estimation
design
breakwater
container terminal
cruise ship terminal
lng terminal
maritime structures
concrete
steel
timber
seawalls
dda compliance
discrete element simulation
dredging
durability design
ecology
environment
feasibility studies
finite element analysis
fishing facilities
gis
heritage structures
insurance claims
investigative diagnosis
launcing facilities
local planning
local port infrastructure
major port infrastructure
mooring analysis
ms excel tools
multi-criteria analysis
pavement design
port management
port planning
project management
rehabilitation design
maritime structures
timber
concrete
steel
seawalls
rail
reclamation
residual life assessment
servicing/lighting/stormwater
ship navigation simulation
stakeholder engagement
sustainability
temporary works
water infrastructure
sureside adjusts capability according to changes in individual capability and staff.
expert
expert capability requires an individual to have exceptional comtemporary knowledge of the subject matter and substantial experience such that an individual’s knowledge indicatively lies within the top 5% of individuals meeting competency criteria.
specialist
specialist capability requires an individual to have good comtemporary knowledge and significant historical knowledge of the subject matter and substantial experience such that knowledge indicatively lies within the top 15% of individuals meeting competency criteria.
experienced
experienced capability requires an individual to have minimal comtemporary knowledge and good historical knowledge of the subject matter and reasonable experience such that knowledge indicatively lies within the top 60% of individuals meeting competency criteria. an individual shall have sufficient familiarity with the subject matter to require minimal time for re-familiarisation with requirements for day-to-day tasks.
experienced persons should only undertake verification and peer/review for low risk tasks. in most cases, additional supervision would be required for these higher-level tasks.
competent
Competent capability requires an individual to have minimal comtemporary knowledge and minimal historical knowledge of the subject matter and experience of successful application. an individual may require a substantial amount of time to refamiliarise with requirements for the task but has sufficient fundamental experience and skill to successfully complete day-to-day tasks.
