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Header CardIllustrative packaging design for ear plugs
Header CardIllustrative packaging design for ear plugs
PLUGSEAR
5 packSoft for extra comfort
Tapered shape to fit most ear canals
PLUGSEAR
5 pack
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7/15 Anderson StreetCaulfield, Victoria 31620404 363 [email protected]
Graphic Design Freelancer
Marketing Eye- Graphic Design Internship
Jan 2017- present
Jan-Mar 2018
Created over 40 poster designs for Golf Victoria to advertise a range of programs from beginner golf programs to development seminars. Client came to me as I could produce item within a su�cient time-frame.
Illustrated a character design along with a logo for an Instagram page. The account has over 25 thousand followers.
Produced logo and branding structure for a startup body scrub company.
Voluntary 6 week internship to enhance layout design skills. Produced a magazine spread for a client. Designed branding resources for a building organisation. These included business cards, letter heads & email signatures.
Illustrated 5 location maps for Healthcare Imagery Services. Flat visual representation of each franchises location.
Hospitality assistant communicating with over 800 members and contributing to over 50 functions on an annual basis.
Kew Golf Club Mar 2017- present
Golf Victoria Feb 2013- Mar 2017
Commenced employment as a Golf Events O�cer. At the start of 2015 I was promoted to Golf Events Coordinator and was responsible for coordinating over 80 events. This included events scheduling involving verbal and written communication to over 100 golf clubs on an annual basis.
Dealt with corporate sponsors including Mazda & Drummond Golf and started consultation with a new Tournament Management System to enhance digital visual appearances.
I created greater interaction with participants via social media, messaging applications and email. Increased player enjoyment by providing player gifts, and timely communications which included marketing and promotions.
Diploma of Graphic DesignSwinburne University 2017-present
Bachelor of Sport & Recreation ManagementVictoria University2010-2012
Career ProfileContact
Education
Communication and relationship skills are advanced, as having to conduct a Golf Championship with numerous stakeholders including sponsors, club sta� & over 1400 individual participants from a wide range of demographics.
Event Management skills.
Organisation & Time Management skills are superior.
Strong focus on attention to detail.
Leadership skills through managing 3-4 sta� at Golf Victoria.
Photoshop
Illustrator
InDesign
Dreamweaver
After E�ects
Skills & Attributes
Software Skills
Website: tysonzeinstra.comInstagram: @designstz
Portfolio
Travel BookletsLayout for luxury travel company
Great Wall at Huang-huachengAdding that extra flavor to your holiday experience in Beijing, the Great Wall hiking will surely leave you contented and pleased. The Great Wall of China is one of the most favored tourist attractions in the world. Beijing has six sections of the Great Wall of China, i.e. Badaling, Huanghuacheng, Jinshanling, Jiankou, Mutianyu and Simatai. Most of the tourists visiting the capital city of China aspire to see the famous Great Wall.
The Great Wall at Huanghuacheng Beijing was constructed under the observant eyes of Ming General Cai Kai. He was decapitated by the king
under a false accusation. After realizing his mistake, the king rebuilt the tomb of Cai and commissioned people to carved ‘Jin Tang’ into a huge rock at Huanguacheng. On your hiking tour, see the Yaoziyu Castle in this section of the wall, which was built in the 16th century. Huanghuacheng Great Wall hiking experience will add a new dimension to your holiday.
Tiananmen SquareSpread over an area of 440,000 sq. meters, Tiananmen Square is often frequented by Beijingers and tourists from all over the world. Built in 1417 during the Ming dynasty that reigned between 1368 A.D to 1644 A.D, Tiananmen Square is
not to be missed during Sightseeing in Beijing. People’s Heroes, the granite monument, at the center of thee Tiananmen Square is considered as the largest monument in the history of China.
Silk MarketThe most talked-about market among tourists in Beijing, Silk Market, is located a little east of the Second Ring Road. Name brand and designer handbags and clothing are the bulk of what is sold here, but of course they also sell silk items, electronics, pearls and jewellery.
PostersSeries of posters produced for Golf Victoria
Lettering processProcess from hand lettering to digital.
wednesday- 8, 15, 22 and 29 November
6 : 0 0 - 7 : 0 0
buninyonggolf club
$ 4 0 f o r t h e 4 w e e k s
B o o k i n g s T o n y C o l l i e r 0 4 0 8 5 1 9 6 2 8
HORSHAM GCWed 25 Oct, 1, 8, 15 Nov
Times 10-11, 5-6 or 6-7
Cost $40 for 4 weeks
*Clubs can be provided*
Bookings and enquiries Horsham Pro Shop on 5382 3312
A T M I D L A N D S G O L F C L U B
D A T E S27 oct & 3, 10, 17 nov
t i m e s10 -11 or 6 -7
Booking and enquiries Midlands Pro Shop 5332 6965
$40for
4weeks
IllustrationPersonal piece incorporating vectors and texture
Sketches and outlineProcess work for personal piece from sketches to vector
CodaLogo and set of assets designed for a start up body scrub company
Swell ShelterLogo for glamping accommodation company
Swell [email protected]+61 XXXXXXXXVictoria, Australia
Tyson ZeinstraXXXXXX+61 XXXXXX
Dear Tyson,
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Regards,
Swell Shelter
John CitizenFounder
Swell [email protected]+61 XXXXXXXXVictoria, Australia
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Logo conceptsDigital ideation for client selection
Annual ReportLayout and concept design for an annual report
2018 Building Corp. Review
Statement of Cash Flows
2018 2017
$ $
Cash flows from operating activities
Cash receipts in the course of operations 2,283,969 1,701,867
Cash payments in the course of operations 9,802,099 5,729,395
Interest received 219,342 30,374
Commercialisation fee revenue received in advance 2,108,705 3,503,299
Net cash provided by/(used in) operating activities 5,190,083 493,855
Cash flows from investing activities
Payments for property, plant and equipment 47,725 20,554
Net cash used in investing activities 47,725 20,554
Cash flows from financing activities
Net proceeds from shares issues 24,821,100 1,669,556
Proceeds from outside equity interest - 21,275
Loans to controlled entities - -
Loans to associated entities 264,210 190,876
Loans to other 327,512 143,274
(Repayment)/proceeds from borrowings 159,556 110,294
Net cash provided by/(used in) financing activities 24,069,822 1,466,975
Net increase/(decrease) in cash held 18,832,014 952,566
Cash at the beginning of the financial year 4,663,482 3,641,054
Effect of exchange rate fluctuations on the balances of cash held in foreign currencies 33,353 69,862
Cash at the end of the financial year 23,462,143 4,663,482
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Building
Locations & Contact Information
Corporation Review
2018
REGIONAL OFFICES
Wangaratta 10 Black Street, Wangaratta Vic 3677 PO Box 100, Wangaratta 3776
Telephone: +61 3 5721 4865 Email: [email protected]
Sale 311 Cape Street, Sale Vic 3850
Telephone: +61 3 5443000 Email: [email protected]
Ballarat 2 Hopton Street, Ballart Vic 3350
Telephone: +61 3 5333 1112 Email: [email protected]
Technical Enquiries Telephone: 1300 333 333
Registration Enquiries Telephone: 1300 666 999
Building Advice Telephone: 1300 555 888
HEAD OFFICE
Melbourne Level 44 Ford Place, 2 Lonsdale Street Melbourne Vic 3000
PO Box 555D, Melbourne 3001
Telephone: +61 3 9222 8889 Email: [email protected]
2018 Building Corp. Review 2018 Building Corp. Review3 4
Building Corporation Review The Year in Review
The Building Corporation has set its new direction and established a program to implement the change. The Corporation is providing new leadership for the Victorian building industry and raising its effectiveness in its core building control responsibilities.
The Level of Activity has placed immense pressure on a buoyant and stretched industry that on all reports has shortages of qualified people ta both trade and professional levels. The Corporation has been instrumental in assisting industry in overcoming this need by becoming more involved in initiatives for education and training in the building industry. In particular, the Corporation played a leading role in the development of the new building surveying degree at Victoria University and the review of the course curriculum in building-related TAFE courses.
It was hard to believe but the three-year term of the building Advisory Council, Building Regulations Advisory committee, Building Appeals Board and the Building Practitioners Board expired during the year and there has been a changing of the guard in some instances. The Corporation would like to extend its gratitude to members who no longer continued in their role, for their time and effort over the last three years and in many instances, over a longer period. The Corporation would also like to congratulate new and continuing members of the statutory boards and committees and look forward to having close involvement with them.
The Corporation also focused on developing closer ties with stakeholders at a national level. In the period, the Corporation held a formal luncheon with the commercial construction industry to discuss international building industry opportunities
and was an active participant at many professional building industry forums. The Corporation contributed to the Australian Building Code Board and was involved with providing input to the guide to the Building Code of Australia (BCA) as well as numerous standards that are referenced in the BCA.
To promote new innovations in building standards at a national and international level, a number of research and development projects were commissioned. This ensures that best practice is maintained in the State of Victoria and that technology and energy-efficiency developments are used throughout the building industry.
The people of Victoria can expect the Corporation’s continuing efforts in developing and applying building law that oversees the design, construction and maintenance of healthy, safe, habitable and energy-efficient buildings. Supplementing the Corporation’s focus on building relationships with industry at a national and international level, is a focus on ensuring continuous improvements are made at an international level for the benefit of the community.
During the year, the Corporation introduced a new investigation policy, investigated complaints against building surveyors and at a marketing level placed its television commercial on smoke alarms in the metropolitan and regional media.
The Corporation was also committed to the community issue of swimming pool and spa safety. Following a spate of toddlers drowning in private swimming pools and spas over the summer period, the Minister for Planning established a Swimming Pool Working Party to make recommendations to Government on initiatives to reduce the incidence of toddlers drowning in swimming pools and spas. The Corporation took a lead role in the development of the Working Party’s report together with the Municipal Association of Victoria, the Department of State and Regional Development and other water safety stakeholders. It is hoped that the findings of the Working Party will improve toddler safety in and around swimming pools and spas.
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Building Activity Statistical Summary 2018Building Permits by issue use
Building Permits by status of user
Demand for building services remained robust in 2018 with the Victorian building industry realising the second highest level of activity on record. The value of building work reached $10.2 billion in 2016 only slightly below the $10.6 billion recorded in the pre-GST boom year.
As expected, domestic building activity was weaker for the 2018 year overall. However a combination of factors including easing of interest rates and the doubling of first home owners grant saw building activity grow strongly in the latter part of the financial year. In later months, activity exceeded levels of a year earlier and recorded a 28% rise in June.
Commercial building activity, the second largest building sector after domestic building, remained strong throughout the year, increasing by 36%. The continued resilience of Victoria’s economy is illustrated by the value of private sector work, which in 2018, totalled $9.3 billion. While the sector experienced a 6% decrease over the full financial year.
Industrial 2.6% ($269 m)
Retail 7.5% ($765 m)
Public Building 7.7% ($773 m)
Residential 10.6% ($1,086 m)
Commercial 16.5% ($1,686 m)
Domestic 52.3% ($5,241 m)
Hospital/Healthcare 2.8% ($290 m)
Municipal Buildings
18.1% ($1,856 m)
Private Buildings 81.9% ($8,353 m)
New building practitioners registrations 1,264
Total building practitioners registrations 20,123
Domestic builder audits 159
Domestic builder site audits 167
Building regulations site audit 588
Complaints received about building practitioners 538
Investigations conducted into building practitioners 395
Prosecutions completed 22
BPB inquiries held 38
Registrations suspended 3
Registrations cancelled 3
Total fines awarded against building practitioners $106,531
Practitioners’ registration development and compliance
Informed consumers
Building quality and industry standards
Owner-builder building permits by number 27,581
BACV inspectors undertaken by the Building Corporation 273
BACV disputes resolved successfully 44
Publications distributed 83%
Website visits 367,310
Consumers highly or very highly satisfied with the quality of their building work 604,251
Building permits by number 98,292
Building permits by value $15,613M
BAB modifications heard 1,917
BAB appeals and disputes heard 165
Cooling towers registered 5,471
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Financial Statements 2017-2018 Profit & Loss Statement
RoleThe Corporation’s primary role is to regulate for a safe, liveable and sustainable built environment. It does this by bringing vision and innovation as well as leading regulation to the Victorian building industry. It oversees building legislation, regulates building practices, advises government and provides services to industry and consumers.
Building Permit Levy- General LevyThe general building permit levy is the Commission’s major source of revenue. The levy is payable at the rate of 0.064 cents in the dollar on the value of building work requiring a building permit. The levy is not payable on an application for a building permit if the cost of building work is $10,000 or less. It is collected on a monthly basis through the building surveyor who issues the building permit. From 1 August 1997, the levy was payable on all Victorian and local government projects.
The amount of general building permit levy collected for the 2016- 2018 financial year decreased two per cent to $14.7 million.
Building permit levy – BACV levy
On 11 June 2002, the passing of the Domestic Buildings Contracts (Conciliation and Dispute Resolution) Act 2002 in State Parliament resulted in the introduction of the Building Advice and Conciliation Victoria (BACV) building permit levy. This represented a further 0.064 cents in the dollar of building permit levy on the value of building work requiring a building permit worth more than $10,000.
Effective from 1 January 2005, the Commission retained 50 per cent of the BACV building permit levy as revenue, while 50 per cent of the levy was payable on a monthly basis to the Domestic Builders Fund administered by Consumer Affairs Victoria (previously 56.6 per cent to the Commission and 43.4 per cent to Consumer Affairs Victoria).
The total amount collected and subsequently paid to Consumer Affairs Victoria (including interest) for 2016-2018 was $7.1 million.
Domestic Building Indemnity Fund
On 8 June 2001, the passing of the House Contracts Guarantee (HIH) Act 2001 in State Parliament resulted in the introduction of the HIH building permit levy. This represents a further 0.032 cents in the dollar of building permit levy on the value of domestic building work requiring a building permit worth more than $10,000.
The additional building permit levy is payable on a monthly basis to the Domestic Building (HIH) Indemnity Fund administered by the Victorian Managed Insurance Authority (VMIA). The total amount collected and subsequently paid to VMIA for 2015-2016 was $0.017 million, down on the $0.046 million collected and paid to the VMIA in 2016-2018. This decrease was due to the sunsetting of the House Contracts Guarantee (HIH) Act 2001 on 30 June 2010 and therefore the ceasing of this levy.
Bonds & GuaranteesUnder S22 of the Building Act, when issuing building permits for demolition, removal or re-erection of building, relevant building surveyors must require the applicant to lodge either a monetary bond or bank guarantee with the Commission – until completion of the project.
During 2014-2015, there were 286 bonds and three guarantees lodged with the Commission. At 30 June 2018, the Commission held $1.9 million in bonds and guarantees relating to 458 outstanding projects. The Commission follows up outstanding projects with the relevant building surveyors annually.
New Fees & ChargesThe Building Amendment (Fees) Regulations 2010 amended the Building Regulations 2006 to increase statutory fees in line with the annual rate set by the Victorian Treasurer. Details of fees and charges are available to Members of Parliament and the public on request.
Private InterestsIn accordance with Victorian Government requirements, relevant Commission staff have made private interest declarations for the year ended 30 June 2016. No senior officer held shares as a nominee, or beneficiary in a statutory authority or subsidiary.
Board & Committee Fees by Each Board & Committee for 2016-2017Building Advisory Council Building Practitioners Board Building Appeals Board Building Regulations Advisory Committee Audit Committee
The funding allocated to each board and committee from the Building Administration Fund was sufficient to ensure its effective operation and decision-making and was managed within the Commission’s financial management and budgetary processes in full consultation with the chairperson of each board and committee.
2018 2017
$ $
Operating profit/(loss) before Abnormal items and income tax 5,096,730 3,430,817
Abnormal items 2,911,086 85,700
Operating profit/(loss) before income tax 8,007,816 3,516,517
Income tax attributable to operating loss - -
Operating profit/(loss) after income tax 8,007,816 3,516,517
Operating profit/(loss) after income tax attributable to members of the company 8,007,816 3,516,517
Accumulated losses at the beginning of the financial year 25,514,786 21,998,269
Adjustment to accumulated losses at the beginning of the financial year on initial adoption of revised AASB 1016 Accounting for Investments in Associates 301,692 -
Accumulated losses at the end of the financial year 33,824,294 25,514,786
InfographicVictorian Junior Golf Pathway illustration and layout produced for Golf Victoria
MyGolf Club Program
MyGolf Junior League
School Events
Rookie Events
18, 36, 72 Hole Tournaments
Junior Pennant
Girls Golf Getaway
Junior Squads
Junior Representative Teams
PackagingSnack pack packaging design for a young audience
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