Experience

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  Serco

  Jun 2005 - Oct 2009

  Apprentice carpenter

  I successfully completed a 3 year apprenticeship which awarded me a NVQ Level 3 in Woodwork & Carpentry. The apprenticeship led me to being trusted to work under my own initiative and to prioritise my own workload. I also was given the responsibility of mentoring works experience candidates and new apprentices.

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  British army

  Nov 2009 - Mar 2013

  Paratrooper

  Having been a Paratrooper for 4 years, I successfully completed numerous development courses and have never failed any task given. I have always maintained my high standards no matter what role I have been employed in. I also completed an Operational tour of duty in Afghanistan where my mentoring and coaching skills were tested in a fast changing environment.I was also awarded a Mention in Dispatches for gallantry on Op Herrick 13.

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  Osborne

  Jun 2013 - Sept 2021

  Site supervisor / coss (controller of site safety)

  As a Site Supervisor at Osborne, I rose from a basic Labourer to being a qualified Site Supervisor and as my work is predominantly on the Railway Infrastructure, I also became a Controller of Site Safety. My work is always in a wide variety of areas ranging from East Anglia, London and as far West as Devon. When performing as a Site Supervisor, I am responsible for a large group of Contractors and also have to perform a Site Managers job role. I am responsible for their safety, welfare and also making sure we hit our targets and job completion within a strict schedule. As a Controller of Site Safety I am responsible for the Contractors lives on the Railway Infrastructure. I would be in charge of the safe system of work and at multiple times have to communicate with a train signaller to stop trains passing through my site of works so that work can commence safely. Show less

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  Octavius infrastructure limited

  Sept 2021 - now

  Site supervisor / safety critical operative (rail)

  As a Site Supervisor at Octavius (formerly Osborne), I rose from a basic Labourer to being a qualified Site Supervisor and as my work is predominantly on the Railway Infrastructure, I also became a Controller of Site Safety. My work is always in a wide variety of areas ranging from East Anglia, London and as far West as Devon. When performing as a Site Supervisor, I am responsible for a large group of Contractors and also have to perform a Site Managers job role. I am responsible for their safety, welfare and also making sure we hit our targets and job completion within a strict schedule. As a Controller of Site Safety I am responsible for the Contractors lives on the Railway Infrastructure. I would be in charge of the safe system of work and at multiple times have to communicate with a train signaller to stop trains passing through my site of works so that work can commence safely. Show less