Site Manager, TOTEXProject management of gas mains replacement schemes. Surveying potential designs to see if they are commercially cost effective for the business. Engaging with stakeholders throughout projects from planning to completion. The planning and organisation of enabling work. Agreeing permit conditions with highways authorities and organising traffic management. Managing sites to comply with NRSWA. Maintaining the high standards of health and safety set by the business and governing bodies. Managing Direct Service Providers and organising the safe delivery, efficiency and customer focus of each project. Forecast outputs to the most accurate degree possible.Managing Direct Labour resources to attend gas escapes to carry out emergency and repair works. Prioritising workload and up to date escape log. I've achieved qualifications in SCO 1,2,4 and 5, collated a portfolio of evidence to obtain Authorising Engineering status for Routine Operations and Permits to Work. I’ve also successfully achieved Competent Personnel status for None Routine Operations.I worked in Leeds until April 2019, I transferred to North Tyne for a year before moving to Wear/Tees area.

Northern Gas NetworksThe responsibility to re-lay and transfer services to properties throughout Mains Replacement works, using skills and techniques acquired through training and qualifications gained. Being the main Customer Contact on site throughout the work, organising access to properties so that works can be carried out.Following Health and Safety guidelines as well as Codes of Practice to deliver efficiently and safety. Having the ability to work in a team and show leadership skills where necessary.

Morgan SindallGas Alliance (National Grid)I used my time on the Gas Alliance contract to gain the experience required to further my opportunities within the utilities sector. I worked for 3 different Sub Contractors to Cherbind in the 2 years I spent working in the West Midlands.I learnt a large amount of skills and knowledge from the people I worked with, skills that can only be acquired from actually 'working' on site. I gained my GNO 1 Assistant, Deep Excavation, SCO 1, 2, and 5 and Location of Utilities qualifications and started my Service Laying Qualification.I undertook different roles throughout my time working in the West Midlands as to gain as much experience as possible including, Main Layer Assistant, Service Layer Assistant, Support Driver, HIAB driver Assistant.

Northern Gas NetworksManaging Direct Service Providers (DSP's) in delivering reinstatement safely, efficiently and to customer satisfaction.Using skills and experience to dispute, resolve and close Highway Authority (HA) defects. Opening and closing of notices.Dealing with customers, using communication and management skills to resolve enquiries and complaints. Customers being a major factor on works carried out in order to gain good Ofgem scores to build a good relationship with the client and to win more work. Gained NRSWA Supervisor qualification, Managing Safety IOSH, Behaviour Based Safety, Customers at the Heart. I withdrew my services to Enterprise after 5 years as I couldn't see myself gaining a better opportunity within the company, I found it a good time to leave and gain further experience and knowledge to develop myself as to grow within the utilities industry.

Gas, Water, Electric and BT contracts.Taking samples of Tarmac and testing it to make sure it was up to the standard of HAUC Specification.