Samantha Hanson

Client Coordinator – Australia Central West (ACT, NT, SA & WA)

Samantha Hanson is a Client Coordinator supporting Dewick & Associates’ Australia Central West region, working with clients across ACT, Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia. Sam coordinates project documentation throughout the construction lifecycle, helping ensure information is delivered accurately, efficiently and in line with client requirements.

With a background in project coordination, operations and stakeholder management, Samantha brings a highly organised and solutions-focused approach to every project. Her experience spans project governance, document control, reporting and client communication across fast-paced technical environments, where attention to detail and effective coordination are essential to successful project delivery.

Prior to joining Dewick & Associates, Samantha held project coordination and operations roles supporting multidisciplinary teams, where she developed strong skills in project reporting, stakeholder engagement, process improvement and maintaining accurate project documentation. Her ability to build positive working relationships and manage multiple priorities enables her to support clients and project teams throughout every stage of documentation delivery.

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