Our Team
We have an efficient and enthusiastic local team who see each job as a challenge and are determined to ‘make-it-happen’ irrespective of problems that may be encountered along the way. Whilst we have established management systems to assist us in achieving our goals, our approach is to provide a professional building service tailored to suit each of our client’s needs.
David Hobbs
Director, Construction Manager
David has extensive experience in remote area construction having worked on various housing projects throughout the Northern Territory since 1987. With hands-on experience in construction management, David has the skills to proactively manage remote area construction works from commencement through to completion.
Julie Hobbs
Director, Administration and Management Systems
Julie has a background in financial control, contract administration, project management and the development of safety, quality and environmental management systems to comply with Australian standards and legislative requirements. Julie has been involved in every project since the business has commenced operations.
Daniel Hobbs
Site supervisor
Daniel commenced working within the family business in 2005 as a Construction Labourer. Daniel enjoyed the work and decided to undertake a Carpentry Apprenticeship. Upon qualifying in 2011 Daniel has shown to be an invaluable and well respected team member and has been employed as a Site Supervisor since 2012.
Derrick Hobbs
Projects Administrator
Derrick commenced working within the family business in 2008 as a Construction Labourer. In 2009 Derrick undertook his Carpentry Apprenticeship achieving his qualification in 2013. Since then Derrick has shown to be an invaluable and well respected team member and has been employed as a Site Supervisor since mid-2014.
We are committed to employ Local Indigenous people.
Company profile
DT Hobbs is family owned and operated. We deliver residential and commercial projects in remote areas, as well as residential and industrial new builds and upgrades in the Darwin region.