Malcolm Haynes

Experience

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  SSI SCHÄFER

  Jan 1999 - Oct 2003

  Working Foreman

  Working on new warehouse construction. Responsible for erecting and fixing high level steel frames, supervising a team of workers and sub contracted labourers, planning daily works for all and ensuring work was carried out both safely and accurately. Reading from drawings and carrying out line and levelling in a high bay environment of up to 28 metres high to meet FEM tolerances, developing safe working practices. Duties also included monitoring on site deliveries of stock. Liaising with site managers’, principle contractor and sub contractors to ensure customer requirements and timescales were met. Show less

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  Babcock International Group

  Feb 2004 - Dec 2021

  I have successfully developed and implemented a competence assurance programme for a wide range of disciplines within our business. I have the responsibility of coordinating assessor resource to ensure time is managed efficiently and ensuring a consistent approach to assessments. Other responsibilities include: design, development and delivery of training programmes, delivery of training courses such as: Work at Height including Rescue, First Aid, Manual Handling, Risk Assessment and Client Authorisation preparation (SPEN, WPD and NG). Providing training programmes to all areas of the business ranging from: Marine Maintenance Engineers, Cable Installers, OHL workers/fitters, engineers as well as external companies and contractors. Offering support to the training manager and instructors along with maintaining cultural and behavioural change. Producing certification for internal and external delegates. Liaising with delivery managers and coordinators to ensure training needs are met in a timely manner. Assisting with the collaboration of evidence for external authorisation approvals. Offering support and technical advice to ensure the business complies with best practices and promotes safety cultures. Show less Responsible for delivery of training to linesmen ranging from beginners to advanced, the standard of training given meets city in guilds requirements for candidates learning Electricity System Technology Engineering NVQ Level 2 & 3, recently updated to a Diploma level 2 & 3. This position required me to attend sites and carry out assessments of linesmen performance, and knowledge and make judgments on evidence candidates have provided. My current role has required me to write, develop and deliver course’s including: Assessment Strategies, Authorisation Processes and Assessment standards of which have been very successful. Show less

  • Technical Training Manger

    Jan 2019 - Dec 2021

  • Senior Training Instructor

    Feb 2011 - Dec 2021

  • Overhead Lines Training Instructor

    Sept 2008 - Feb 2011

  • Chargehand

    Sept 2007 - Sept 2008

  • Overhead Linesman

    Feb 2004 - Sept 2007
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  Morrison Energy Services

  Dec 2021 - now

  Technical Training Manager