Lewis came to Canada in 2013 and started working in the industrial/commercial roofing industry. His first role was as service kettle man and within 16 months, he advanced to superintendent.

Lewis aided in running the service department until he was recruited to production. Lewis has managed large scale projects ranging from from $40,000 – $2M.

He started his construction career at the age of 16 as a fully qualified carpenter. Having worked on sites all around Australia, he expanded his horizons and was fortunate enough to have a successful career while travelling most of south east Asia.

Outside of his budding career path, Lewis enjoyed his leadership role as the captain of his local rugby club in England, playing for his home country. He trained with the Great Britain squad for judo.

With Lewis’ many leadership roles, and extensive industry experience, he has been able to change the industry for the better. Specifically, Lewis has implemented processes such as asphaltic vapor barriers as well as poly to prevent hot penetrating asphalt from falling in to buildings causing harm.

Now residing in Toronto, ON and working as the general manager of PBS Can Ltd., his rugby days are in the past, and he spends his spare time fostering dogs in need of a loving home.