About US

Drive innovation

By developing innovative solutions that address complex engineering challenges.

Promote sustainability

By incorporating sustainable practices and materials into our projects, contributing to a healthier and more environmentally responsible future.

Serve our communities

By contributing to the growth and development of our local communities through our engineering expertise and involvement in community initiatives.

Cameron Campbell, Director

Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)
RPEQ, CPEQ

Cameron started his career as an engineer as a fresh 21-year-old straight out of university. He commenced work as a junior engineer with Albem Pty Ltd in civil engineering on the Sunshine Coast, where he worked on bridge construction projects. 

He later moved to Crocker and Associates and continued working in civil engineering while pursuing structural engineering. Concurrently, Cameron oversaw the NATA-registered laboratory for soil and concrete testing. 

Nine years later, Cameron travelled from Alaska to San Diego, working as a farm hand, carpet layer, and furniture removalist along the way. He returned to Crocker and Associates for another two years, met his now wife, and they set off overseas for another year. Cameron and Anita went to Spanish school in Quito, worked on an ecotourism farm in north Ecuador for a short period and then travelled further in Central and South America before heading to Europe. 

Returning to Australia at the end of 2005, he resettled in Stanthorpe and started his own business, trading as Crecer Consulting, where he undertook civil and structural engineering projects in the Granite Belt, South East Queensland and Central Queensland. 

By late 2014, Cameron was ready for a new challenge and stepped into a Senior Engineer role with EBIS (Engineering Building Investigation Services) in Warana, Sunshine Coast, where he worked from 2015 until the end of 2019. In this role, he specialized in residential and commercial building design, conducted geotechnical and remedial inspections, and reports for the QBCC. His also supervised and supported design staff and technicians, mentored junior engineers, collaborated with stakeholders and government, developed project scopes and quotations, and oversaw the design, construction, inspection, and certification of completed works.

In 2020, Cameron and his family returned to the Granite Belt, and he started C Consulting Engineers, which provides structural and civil engineering services in the Granite Belt and wider region, including Queensland and Northern New South Wales. Cameron loves achieving workable and cost-effective engineering solutions to designs.

What Cameron does

• Directing and managing the business

• Training junior engineers and facilitating sub-contractors

• Liaising with stakeholders in the private and public sector

• Preparation of scope of works and quotations

• Design, supervision, inspection and certification of design and constructed works

JAMES SWEET

A Stanthorpe local, James is embarking on his engineering career after completing a double degree in engineering and business at the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane. With hands-on experience in civil construction as an excavator operator and a strong background in agriculture at Sweet’s Strawberry Runners, he brings a practical approach to his work.

James has a green thumb and has contributed to the greenery of the office. An outdoor enthusiast, he enjoys mountain biking and other adventure activities—you might even spot him tackling the trails at Mt Marlay.

Garth Hobba