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Introducing Chris Lehmann

Chris Lehman is the owner and operator of Tradesmen on Time.

Tradesmen on Time provide commercial and domestic electrical, data and air conditioning services. In addition to residential work, their clients include body corporates, aged care facilities, retail and office premises.

Chris is a strong advocate for developing skills in the next generation. 

“Through my business, I personally support skills development programs through the employment of apprentices and our involvement in a number of work experience programs. I also sit on the Industry Leaders Forum for Energy Skills Queensland and head up a VET policy committee with another community organisation.

“My other passion is increasing the professionalism and productivity of the trade sector, embracing new technologies to enhance business productivity, and managing safety and reducing risk.”

Away from the business Chris is a Board member and Junior Vice President of Master Electricians Qld and a former non-executive Director of the ElectroGroup Board where he also served on the Finance and Audit Committee. 

To contact Chris directly call 0403324833 email chris@tmot.com.auor visit www.tmot.com.au


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