Harry Neal

Experience

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  Wardell Armstrong

  Dec 2012 - May 2013

  Involved in site investigation, walkover surveys, acquisition of samples for environmental testing through a range of extraction techniques including trial pitting, cable purcussion and light percussion drilling. Familiar with risk assessments and health and safety procedures associated with greenfield, brownfield and active sites.In this role I also learned enhanced my ability to write factual reports, compiling data from desk studies walkover surveys and in depth site investigations. Gaining experience the Geotechnical field, including site investigations, desk studies, processing samples and meeting with clients.

  • Engineering Geologist

    Feb 2013 - May 2013

  • Work Experience

    Dec 2012 - Jan 2013
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  Geoservices

  Jun 2013 - Nov 2013

  Mudlogger

  Working offshore in Norway, with my duties overseen by the wellsite geologist, I collected samples in accordance with the requirements of the client and produced a description, including details of relevant lab tests, on washed samples.

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  Skiworld Ltd

  Dec 2013 - Mar 2014

  Chalet Host

  A season in two parts as a result of injury, I was tasked initially with a front of house role as head chalet host, managing a team of 4, ensuring guests accommodation and food exceeded their expectations, and resolving any issues. With a one month break including 8 days in a French hospital, and my previous role then filled, I took on a small chalet of my own, managing a budget, providing a cooked breakfast each morning, and 3 course meal every night for the 10 guests, in-between which I skied at least 5 hours per day, more successful at the second attempt with no hospital visits. An experience I will never forget. Show less

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  Exploration Electronics Limited

  Apr 2014 - Nov 2015

  QC Observer / Processor

  Primarily responsible for the the offshore observation and processing of 2D seismic data with a secondary role as an engineer, ensuring the recording system is working correctly and the collected data met the job specification.Within both of the aforementioned roles I was also heavily involved in the mobilisation of vessels and often daily deployment of equipment from the back deck in to the water. Liaising with the client regarding risk assessments, customer sign off and data logs was also a key part of my work.I was made redundant from this position as a result of the down-turn in oil exploration work. Show less

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  Alpine Infusion Ltd

  Nov 2015 - Apr 2016

  Driver

  A second ski season as a result of the collapse of the oil price and redundancy from my previous position, I was responsible for transporting guests to and from the airport and around resort. Additional responsibilities included to chalet maintenance, inventory management, in chalet drinks service, snow clearing, and most importantly, building rapport with guests often with the challenge of a language barrier.

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  Royal Air Force (RAF)

  May 2017 - now

  Logistics Officer

  A varied career including but not limited to- Monitoring and Management of contract delivery, negotiation and implementation of change.- Supply chain design including resilience assessment.- Delivery of business cases to HM Treasury for services totalling >£1bn.- Leadership of teams of up to 130 personnel to deliver logistics services including in austere environments.- Delivering Air Movements and appropriate protocol for VIP customers.