I'm a Civil and Environmental Engineer working across dam safety regulation, hydrological modelling, water accounting and climate mitigation. My work runs from field-based data collection and instrumentation through to digitization, database creation and management, geospatial analysis, and the digital tools and documentation that make it usable. I also design and build websites, including the two projects below. I'm also the founder of Brewcrest Enterprise, a Ghana-based safety & PPE, construction materials, and general merchandise supply company. This portfolio and Brewcrest's own site share the same builder and the same standards.
Dam inspections, catchment walks, site visits, conferences and everyday moments across the work and the life around it. A full photo gallery lives on its own page.
47 photos from the field, sites and events.
View the Gallery →A full marketing site for a structural engineering and construction firm, including home, projects, and team pages, an interactive presence map, a working contact form, and a brand system built from the ground up (logo, color, icon set).
A marketing site for a Ghana-based safety & PPE, construction materials, and general merchandise supplier, spanning home, division, and safety-catalogue pages, an interactive base-locations map, and a navy/gold brand system.
A product-focused site for a handmade beads, jewelry and accessories brand, including a gallery, an accessories catalogue, WhatsApp ordering, and a warm gold-on-cream brand identity built around the maker's own product photography.
This is the core of what I do: field data collection with real instrumentation, digitization of historical records, database creation and management, geospatial analysis, and the documentation and reporting that ties it together. The Brewcrest Enterprise base-locations map on this page is a live example, built from real coordinate data. I've also digitized 2,700+ historical water-user records into structured databases and built interactive web maps and water accounting tools from them for the Water Resources Commission.
Use whichever fits. A general message opens straight in your email app, addressed to me. A service request is logged so I can follow up and quote properly.