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Congratulations Dillon!

Congratulations Dillon - CPHS2!

Congratulations to Dillon Shields who was recently certified at Level 2 (CPHS2) by the Australasian Hydrographic Surveyors Certification Panel (AHSCP).  The AHSCP is jointly sponsored by S+SNZ in NZ and the Geospatial Council of Australia. It undertakes the professional assessment and certification of hydrographic surveyors In Australasia.  Dillon's experience and track record in the RNZN, combined with his recent heavy involvement in LINZ nautical charting and NZ port surveys has contributed to his CPHS2 certification. He is now building his portfolio of work and in charge experience with the aim of being certified at Level 1 (CPHS1) in the future. For more information on Hydrographic Certification see https://geospatialcouncil.org.au/hydrographic-certification/