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2003– 2004 Royal Naval Diagnostician Babcock Naval Services RNAD Coulport Ensuring that building services plant systems control and alarm systems are maintained and defect repairs are achieved in accordance with authorized procedures and documentation. LV Switching and technical support for electrical supplies to nuclear vessels. Maintenance of environmental control systems for nuclear storage facilities ensuring all health and safety procedures are in place and health physics tests carried out. Key Achievements: Worked independently to maintain domestic electrical equipment preventing the outsourcing of work making significant financial savings to the company. Improved the reaction time for rectification of defects occurring out of hours in the support of night shift technical support personnel.

1979– 1996 Team leader Royal Navy Deployed worldwide Positions included: Flotilla electrical engineering liaison officer, Domestic electrical section supervisor marine vessels, Forward maintenance support unit deployed world wide, Engine Protection team Scotland minor war vessels, Fleet support units Portsmouth and Plymouth various class and type of surface vessels. Training included: HMS Sultan Marine Engineering, HMS Collingwood Electro Technology, HMS Dryad Demolitions, Royal Arthur Leadership and Management HMS Excellent Phoenix Fire Fighting, schools.

2000– 2003 Head of Generation section HMS Edinburgh HMNB Portsmouth/Deployed Ensuring the continuous availability of all electrical power and support systems. Manage and supervise planned and corrective maintenance on power generation and distribution systems and domestic electrical equipment ensuring compliance with all safety precautions and procedures. Key Achievements: Implemented the new employment model for the marine engineering department. Developed a declaration routine for the Portable Apparatus Testing of private electrical equipment.

1996– 2000 Senior Power Technician NATO Satellite Ground Terminal Gibraltar Senior power technician supervising the maintenance and repair of the satellite stations electrical power supplies. Maintenance of the battery banks for uninterruptible power supply system to telecommunication equipment. NATO Unit Security Officer, Fire awareness senior person, Transport officer, Training and development senior person and duty free administrator. Key Achievements: Qualified as a Competent Person for Balfour Beatty plc to enable training of nightshift personnel in the recovery of power supplies to the station. Awarded commendation for the development of youth football integrating service and civilian youth development.

G4S is the world's leading global, integrated security company specialising in the delivery of security and related services to customers across six continents. The group is active in more than 100 countries , and is the largest employer quoted on the London Stock Exchange with over 610,000 employees and has a secondary stock exchange listing in Copenhagen.We play an important role in society - our employees deliver services that create a safe and better environment in which millions of people live and work.

Currently the Electrical Team Leader supporting the electrical team in all respects in Onshore and Offshore Engineering Projects in a highly motivated team supporting offshore electrical engineers in planned maintenance schedules and defect rectification. Previously employed as the electrical focal point for some of our offshore clients. Project Manager and Single Point of Authority for a specialist crane change out project also involved in upgrading the electrical control system of two nuclear power station main cranes. Part of a dynamic cross discipline team designing and building of a specialist 50Te Cable laying Tensioner. Senior Project Engineer carrying out technical assessments for the employment of both on and offshore electricians. The mentor for our electrical apprentices, trainees and graduates. Technical Authority for the electrical inspection of equipment and conducting offshore electrical system surveys.

2008 – 2011 Human Resources Manager Royal Navy HMS St Albans HMNB Portsmouth Departmental Coordinator regulator maintaining the manpower level at a time of increasing operational commitments. Ensuring all apprentices training is delivered correctly and completed to time. Responsible for whole ship training in advanced fire fighting and survival techniques. Compile accurate and detailed Personnel reports to senior management on a weekly basis. Departmental Health and safety representative responsible for safe systems of work, risk assessments and department health and safety training. Key Achievements: Increased training margin to ensure the development of the department and ensuring continuity of middle management with fully trained personnel. Took lead role in the training and development of the ships company to achieve and maintain operational sea training standard whilst deployed worldwide.

COMPEX 01 02 03 04 NEBOSH Gen Cert 1 2 3 NVQ Level 3 Management IOSH Managing Safely course. British Safety Council H&S at Work certificate Health and Safety Engineering Risk Assessors and COSHH course 17th Edition IEE Regulations(BS7671). Maritime and Coastguard Agency approved instructor Advanced Fire Fighting, Personal Survival Techniques and Fire Prevention (SOLAS) City & Guilds NVQ Level 3 in Engineering, Maintenance Engineering Systems Maintenance, Specialist craftsman Electrical, Electrical systems specialist maintainer Auxiliary Plant Operation and Maintenane Activities and Societies: Naval Certifications Nuclear Introductory Course, Marine Engineer of the Watch 1st and 2nd Class, Switchboard operators Certificate, Training in Confined Spaces entry. Engineering Maintenance Management System. Royal Navy Senior Ratings Command Course Leadership and Management Human Resources courses Supervisors report writing course for Divisional officers Computer Driving License (ECDL)