Alan Beechey Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

Alan enjoyed working as a project manager at Genesis implementing software allowing private and NHS hospitals to efficiently manage their inventory supporting revolutionary additional Point of Care and tissue tracking modules.The SW allowed time and actual savings as well as applying Scan 4Saftey principles within theatre locations.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Ever enthusiastic for change I swapped the corporate world for the charity sector, taking on the role of Project Manager within the charity UK Sepsis Trust. The accelerated growth of this charity meant that it was in need of the introduction of trust wide governance, including documentation, training and mentorship for the staff.Going beyond the job title.

United Kingdom

Alan has worked for Ascom for over 28 years....but his work life has been anything but dull! He has demonstrated his adaptability by relocating several times (Birmingham to Somerset 1998, Somerset to Brisbane May 2016, Brisbane to Sydney May 2017, Sydney to Somerset December 2017) and shown his willingness and flexible approach by being seconded on.

United Kingdom

After completing the extended work stay in Ascom Australia, Alan returned to the UK and resumed his post within the Project office, delivering business as usual projects to his standard high levels

Sydney, Australia

Alan relocated from Brisbane to Sydney to assist with Ascom Au search for a Service Director. In this period, Alan became the acting Service Delivery Manager and upon the engagement of the appropriate SD, assisted with transition. Prior to the introduction of the new Service Director, Alan worked on delivering "Service desk tools and methodology" including.

Brisbane, Australia

Alan's secondment to Ascoms Australian branch provided the challenge of delivering a "lighthouse" project.The Sunshine Coast University Hospital was the building of a brand new health facility which in time will have over 1000 beds.The requirement was the provision of an ever increasing number of VoWIFI medical grade devices (presently 1800) and delivery.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

The start of 2016 once again saw Alan’s flexibility and willingness to accept new challenges when seconded to become Contracts manger, running the NCR service team, driving through improvements & efficiency to ensure the account achieved profitability in February in 2016.The new service team was built from new inexperienced company members. The team was.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

In 2015 Alan’s versatility and enthusiasm led to an 8 month secondment as Transition manager, fulfilling Ascoms requirements to take over the service contract for over 1300 J. Sainsbury stores from a competitor. This engagement required;- Ongoing negotiations with with various parties to ensure that SLA agreements would be met- The employment and building.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Alan became the Ascom Project Manager for the Marks & Spencer account. A genuine blue chip account, with a previously high turn over of staff within this role. Alan brought stability and introduced new efficient systems, allowing day to day running of the account to become "cookie cutter" in nature and thus managed by a Project Coordinator. Day to day.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Alan completed over 20 years titled as a field service technician. However this title does not encapsulate;- HIS EVER GROWING SKILLSETSQuickly progressing through trainee and junior engineer status, Alan was soon entrusted as project lead on system installations, he became the "turn to man" on difficult and persistent service issues, was a reliable survey.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

To gain a one of the 15 places in renowned Hardy Spicer (GKN) apprentice school, Alan conducted 2 tests and 2 interviews. He successfully obtained a position, despite 800 applicants and became the only electrical / electronic apprentice.The "old school" apprenticeship, which required work shop pass through lathes, millers, welding, bench work skills.