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About Northpro

Northpro is a Northern Rivers-based construction project management and quality assurance consultancy supporting clients, builders and project teams across Australia.

Led by Managing Director and Principal Project Manager Natasha Jackson, Northpro draws on more than 20 years of contractor-side and client-side construction experience across residential, commercial, Defence, infrastructure and remote housing projects. Our work spans project management, procurement and tendering, contract administration, quality assurance, auditing, progress and milestone verification, completion and handover support.

Natasha Jackson

Managing Director & Principal Project Manager

Natasha Jackson is a construction project manager and quality assurance specialist with more than 20 years of contractor-side and client-side experience across residential, commercial, Defence, infrastructure and remote housing projects.

Her experience spans project and construction management, procurement and tendering, contract administration, quality systems, inspection and test plans, progress and milestone verification, auditing, completion and handover.

Natasha holds construction management and project management qualifications and building licences, and provides ISO and contract compliance auditing, including ISO 9001, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 management systems.

Location

Northpro is based in Eltham in the NSW Northern Rivers and provides services across Australia. We work with local and remote project teams and adapt our approach to the delivery environment, client requirements and applicable state or territory requirements.

Quality Assurance

Quality assurance is a core part of Northpro’s work. We develop and review practical systems, ITPs, inspection records and audit processes aligned with project requirements and quality-management principles. Northpro also provides ISO and contract compliance auditing, including ISO 9001, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 management systems. Our focus is on clear evidence, traceability and useful records rather than unnecessary administration.

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