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Socrates Capouleas sets direction for Codus and its clients; valued for his ability to solve difficult issues on projects of the highest complexity. Recent projects include the $550 million mixed use hotel/office/residential precinct at 447 Collins St, the 100 storey $320 Million Australia 108 project, the $1 Billion Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre and the $415 Million Australian Embassy in Jakarta.

Socrates has had extensive involvement in all facets of building surveying including detailed regulatory reviews of multi-storey residential and commercial developments, timely advice to clients and consultants, preparation of submissions to reporting authorities and negotiations with authorities.

His no-nonsense, practical approach to problem solving assists clients to effectively and efficiently manage projects. Socrates’ major projects demonstrate the specialist skills and knowledge to assist and guide projects of any scale. 

Socrates has extensive involvement in health care buildings (hospitals & aged care) and has issued a significant number of building and occupancy permits for low to medium-rise facilities. He’s undertaken numerous due diligence audits on commercial and industrial buildings, inspecting and reporting on existing building fire safety and regulation compliance.

Socrates has completed post graduate studies in Performance Based Building and Fire Codes, equipping him with the necessary skills to become involved in analysis of performance solutions based on fire engineering principles.

Andrew has been a valuable member of the Codus team since 1998, bringing a wealth of expertise in building surveying to the firm. With a broad portfolio spanning high-rise residential developments, aged care facilities, shopping centres, public buildings, and industrial buildings, Andrew's skills are well-rounded and adaptable to any project.

Andrew is a proven performer who understands the complex world of regulations and is able to apply this knowledge to ensure successful project outcomes. Andrew has worked on a number of major projects, which include the $87m Sunshine Hospital, the $110m Preston Crossing Social Housing project, the $115m Goldfields South Yarra Office Tower, the $78m Fitzroy Gasworks vertical secondary college, the $60m Mt Eliza Residential Aged Care project, Towers 6, 9 and 10 at Yarra's Edge for Mirvac and the $200m Victoria One 74 level apartment tower for Golden Age.

Andrew's post-graduate studies in Performance Based Building and Fire Codes have equipped him with the skills necessary to analyse regulatory compliance beyond prescriptive approaches. Andrew is dedicated to delivering superior outcomes and ensuring projects meet the highest standards of safety and compliance.

Frank Isgro is a highly skilled building surveyor with over two decades of experience in the construction industry. He joined Codus in 2013, and has since been involved in a diverse range of projects spanning commercial, residential and municipal developments.

Frank has worked on a number of landmark projects such as the $272 million Stage 3 Melbourne Park expansion, the $313 million, 39 level City West Police Complex in CBD Melbourne and the $170 million Monash University Learning and Teaching Building.

Prior to joining Codus, Frank gained valuable experience working for reputable organisations including the Master Builders Association of Victoria, City of Melbourne and the Building Commission. His previous roles imparted a deep understanding of the construction industry, enabling him to provide insightful advice beyond the traditional scope of building surveying.

Frank's extensive involvement in all facets of building surveying, including regulatory reviews, report preparation, submission preparation, essential services audits, and negotiations with authorities and fire engineering, demonstrates his exceptional attention to detail and commitment to delivering high-quality work. His resourceful approach to problem solving enables clients to effectively and efficiently manage projects for which they are responsible.

Frank's expertise, professionalism, and commitment to delivering exceptional service have earned him a reputation as a trusted advisor in the construction industry

Liz Haksever stands as an accomplished and adept professional with a wealth of experience in the building industry. Spanning a career of over 19 years, she has navigated roles within the state government and private sectors, gaining a unique perspective on the industry's dynamics.

Notable contributions include the Bendigo Law Courts project with a valuation of $200 million, the $200 million office development at 1000 Latrobe St, 68-storey residential tower at 568 Collins St, and the $300 million, Stage 2 Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre expansion.

Her professional trajectory has immersed Liz in a diverse spectrum of construction methodologies and legislative frameworks, giving her a thorough understanding of all aspects of surveying and Inspection. Her extensive involvement in all functions of building surveying has included detailed regulatory reviews of residential and commercial developments, timely advice to clients and consultants, preparation of submissions to reporting authorities, and negotiations with authorities.

Liz's dedication is demonstrated by her post-graduate studies in Performance-Based Building and Fire Codes. This qualification has equipped her to become involved in the analysis of performance solutions based on fire engineering principles. Her expertise in this area makes her a valuable asset to any project team, and her ability to find innovative solutions to complex challenges sets her apart from her peers.

Chris is a highly skilled registered Building Surveyor with over a decade experience in the industry. He is an expert in building surveying, building audits, and essential safety measures assessments, operating in close collaboration with key stakeholders, thereby ensuring the seamless execution of his day-to-day responsibilities.

Chris's ability to laterally-think empowers him to navigate intricate challenges and offer innovative solutions to his clientele. His remarkable proficiencies and depth of knowledge have been meticulously cultivated through his involvement in complex commercial undertakings. Notable projects include $300 million 39-level City West Police Complex in CBD Melbourne, the $140 million 68 level residential tower at 568 Collins Street, and the $300 million Melbourne Wholesale Fruit and Vegetable Market.

Chris epitomises a collaborative team player, he prides himself on delivering nothing short of exceptional service, going above and beyond to ensure his clients receive the best possible robust and compliant outcomes.

As a Building Surveyor, Sam Symeonidis brings an impressive set of skills. His extensive background encompasses prominent undertakings spanning various sectors, including retail, healthcare, education, residential, and defense. These endeavors have equipped him with a thorough understanding of the intricacies inherent in the construction and building regulatory processes. 

Sam's notable projects include the $210 million Richmond Quarter mixed use retail/offices/build-to-rent accommodation, the $434 million Aurora Residential tower in CBD Melbourne, and the $200 million Queensbridge project incorporating hotel/apartments and retail. 

Sam's knowledge in building legislation, regulations, and compliance enables him to assist our clients with thorough and accurate preparation of any required documentation. His proficiencies extend to liaising with consultants, sub-contractors, and reporting authorities, such as fire departments and municipal councils. 

Sam's approach to resolving challenges is marked by resourcefulness; swiftly and adeptly evaluating situations and dispensing precise regulatory counsel. His prized skills and practical expertise not only drive cost efficiencies but also time savings, instilling a sense of reassurance among clients.