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Ripley, England, United Kingdom

Health & Safety Advisor for Collins Earthworks Ltd. Conducting site Interim and Monthly Audits across a range of various sites from Earthworks, Demolition, Asbestos Removal and Building Construction.

Blackpool, England, United Kingdom

Liaising with Principle Designers to obtain Pre-Construction Information (PCI) to review and create Construction Phase Plans (CPP), Risk Assessment and Method Statements (RAMS), Fire Risk Assessments (FRA) and project health and safety guidance. Development of safety management system for onsite joinery workshop and spray booth, including machinery risk assessments, safe systems of work and COSHH assessments. Managing the set up, deployment and enrolment of mobile devices using Jamf Now mobile device management platform. Reviewing PQQ documentation from Sub-Contractors for suitability.

North West/Lancashire

Manchester & Liverpool, United Kingdom

Command, Co-ordinate and Execute recruiting events as detailed by the Regimental Operations Support Officer (ROSO) in line with Regimental Recruiting and Retention Plan. Conduct regular Assessment, Planning and Implementation activity across the area of responsibility as required to best target, attract and recruit suitable candidates. Initiate and maintain effective liaison with Army Training Unit to inform the recruit mentoring programme. Conduct data analysis and maintain a sub-unit database conducting Reports and Returns as directed. Command, Coordinate and control Recruit, Retention and Mentoring activities across the Regimental Reserve Cohort to include a unified training programme.Act as the single point of call fro all Company Recruiters/Mentors on all matters, manage MS, Welfare.

Tedworth House

As the Company Sergeant Major (CSM) of the Personal Recovery Centre at Tedworth House, My responsibilities lye along the lines of the day to day running of all things discipline and coordination between the Military and Help for Heroes but with combining a sense of compassion towards the Wounded, Injured and Sick forces personnel that come to the centre for recovery. Tedworth House is just one centre in the network of Personnel Recovery Centres (PRC) that form part of the Defence Recovery Capability, a Tri-Service MOD led initiative in partnership with The Royal British Legion and Help for Heroes, and involving other Service charities and agencies. These centres deliver, within a military environment, co-ordinated support to recovering personnel from across the Armed Forces to help them to either return to duty or make a smooth transistion into an appropriately skilled civilian life.Set in the heart of Tidworth Garrison, Wiltshire, one of the Army's largest Garrison towns, Tedworth House provides comprehensive support to wounded, injured and sick personnel and their families. Renovation work at Tedworth House was completed in 2012 and now fully open, the centre can provide comprehensive support and residential accommodation for up to 50 wounded, injured and sick personnel from all three Services in the south of England.In addition, Tedworth House facilities is open to veterans on a needs basis and provides a Support Hub, a collection of welfare agencies and other Service charities giving a 'one stop shop' of advice and support for serving personnel, veterans and their families - for life.

Canada (Batus)

WO2 TDS (Temporary Deployed Staff) Safety Supervisor for large Battle group exercises conducted on the Canadian Prairie otherwise known as BATUS. Also responsible for the admin of the 34 Group within the Infantry 3 GroupBATUS is equipped with in excess of 1000 vehicles including a full complement of Challenger 2 tanks and Warrior Infantry Fighting Vehicles. Each year a Regiment is sent there for six months to take the part of the 'enemy' for the other Regiments that are there to train each year.The training area at BATUS is equivalent in size to the combined area all of the main training areas used by British Army in the UK and in Europe; Salisbury Plain Training Area would fit in 7 times over. 5 Battlegroups, each containing approx 1400 soldiers, are trained at BATUS each year. These MEDICINE MAN now Prairie Storm exercises, which can be up to 30 days in duration, are split into two phases; Live Fire and Tactical Effects Simulation (TESEX), the later with a live enemy. The TESEX system identifies when vehicles have been fired at and damaged / destroyed and also informs soldiers when they are being fired at and if hit what injuries they have sustained.The duration of the exercises, and size of the training area, allow all elements of a combined arms battle group (Infantry, Armour, Artillery, Engineers, Air Defence, Logistics and Equipment Support) to conduct realistic live firing training at all levels and to practice sustaining this activity over a long period of time.

Tidworth - 1St Battalion The Royal Regiment Of Fusiliers

As the Regimental Recruiting Warrant Officer, it is my responsibility to ensure that all the Regimental Support Teams based in the North East, North West, Midlands and London have all got areas of responsibility to go forth and do the best they can in recruiting new members into the Regiment.It is also my responsibility to write reports for all those individuals. To establish new contacts across the British Forces which will enable us as a recruiting group be more efficient int gaining the type of quality recruits we are after.To write up polices and responsibilities again for across the RRF Recruiting division.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

As the Senior Permanent Staff Instructor (SPSI) I was responsible for the day to day training of all aspects of military instruction. I was the first person the TA would come too to ask about any current operations and doctrine and policies. I was also responsible to ensuring the Company had the correct instructors and booked them onto the various courses to ensure this.

Germany - Tidworth

As CQMS Support Company (W Coy) I was responsible for the Company stores and accommodation. I had to ensure the stores would run correctly and all equipment was in a good serviceable condition. Throughout my time as CQMS i was responsible for my company for a unit move from Germany to England.

Catterick

As a Pl Sgt at Infantry Training Centre Catterick it was my responsiblity to ensure the smooth running of a platoon of new recruits up to 50 in total. I had to also teach various lessons and tactics.

Royston Hertfordshire

As a Corporal Instructor at Army Training Regiment Bassignbourne, I was responsible for the Training of 10 newly recruited soldiers from all backgrounds. They had to fully moulded into a soldier from civilian in less than 6 Months.