The District of Coldstream has looked north to find its new director of engineering services. Michael Baker has ten years of civil engineering experience, most recently with the city of Salmon Arm as engineering technician. Before that, the Applied Science Technologist worked for the City of Nanaimo as manager of engineering design. "The engineering knowledge and expertise that Michael Baker has attained in project management and hands-on technical skills in both small and large municipalities will serve our community well," said Michael Stamhuis, Coldstream's Chief Administrative Officer. Baker starts his new duties May 7th.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
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Written by 107.5 Kiss FM Tuesday, 17 April 2012 16:45
The District of Coldstream has looked north to find its new director of engineering services. Michael Baker has ten years of civil engineering experience, most recently with the city of Salmon Arm as engineering technician. Before that, the Applied Science Technologist worked for the City of Nanaimo as manager of engineering design. "The engineering knowledge and expertise that Michael Baker has attained in project management and hands-on technical skills in both small and large municipalities will serve our community well," said Michael Stamhuis, Coldstream's Chief Administrative Officer. Baker starts his new duties May 7th.
The District of Coldstream has looked north to find its new director of engineering services. Michael Baker has ten years of civil engineering experience, most recently with the city of Salmon Arm as engineering technician. Before that, the Applied Science Technologist worked for the City of Nanaimo as manager of engineering design. "The engineering knowledge and expertise that Michael Baker has attained in project management and hands-on technical skills in both small and large municipalities will serve our community well," said Michael Stamhuis, Coldstream's Chief Administrative Officer. Baker starts his new duties May 7th.
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