Daniel Moseley Email & Phone Number

Portsmouth, Gb

Portsmouth, England, United Kingdom

Supporting the divisional chain of command at the Mine Counter Measurements Squadron 2(MCM2). This was to make sure that the manpower of 70 personnel of the squadron were safe during the global pandemic, reporting in daily where they are, keeping in date for qualifications to help the transitions for shore-to-ship and organisation of transport when deploying for current operational deployments. I was in charge of the transformation phase for MCM2 squadron manpower office, this was to move offices so we could improve a comfortable work environment and a relaxed atmosphere for military personnel coming into squadron.

Portsmouth, England, United Kingdom

As a Duty Operations Senior Rate on board HMS Mine Warfare vessels. I have the responsibilities to ensure the overall safety of the time if a fire, flood or internal and external intruder enters the ship. Relaying vital safety critical information to the command and supporting them for the next safest action to take. Ensuring the ships company and the crew are ready for further operations.Managing a team – As a senior team member, I have the responsibility of closing the gap between the junior team members and the senior members of the crew, I have the role of ensuring that during seamanship, mine warfare evolutions at sea and tasks alongside; are completed at the highest of standards. I believe that to manage the team, its strong to have a clear coaching mentality and skill. If we have any issues within the team or individuals, I will analyse the situation, and coach the team or individual so we can learn and develop. So, in the future that it reduces the risk of it happening again. Training new recruits to become proficient and ready for promotion – making sure all junior members have completed the standard required for promotion, we conduct 6 monthly reports to see how they feel, what they would like achieve and where they would like to go in the future; however I will check in with the team to see if they are on the right path to be ready for promotion. If not, I will create a 3,6 and 9 month plan so they have targets to aim for. I also shadow junior members to mentor the new member of the team, this helps strength in depth within the team. Training promoted personal so they are ready their promotional courses. On successfully being promoted, my responsibilities are to mentor the promoted person, so they are ready for upcoming career courses. I do this by getting them to deliver presentations to build up briefing skills, confidence to speak clearly in front of large crowds and getting into the role as a senior team member.

Portsmouth, England, United Kingdom

My contribution to supporting the Royal Navy was crucial in guaranteeing a smooth and memorable experience that accurately represented the historical importance of the event. My main duty was to act as a liaison, facilitating collaboration between various agencies and organisations in order to establish a cohesive and streamlined operational structure.Initially, I developed strong lines of communication with important individuals and organisations such as the police, Portsmouth City Council, BBC, Coast Guard, and the King's Harbour Master. The intricate structure and large scope of the event, required cooperation and guarantee that all parties were in agreement with the main objectives of the event.In order to optimise communication, I created Excel spreadsheets that functioned as centralised databases of information, this was so each organisation knew who was part of each teamOne crucial component of my job was establishing connections with external entities. As part of my collaboration with the police, I carefully collaborated with their planning team for the event to link each organisation together. This involved coordinating joint training sessions between the Royal Navy and police divisions to ensure each unit could discuss and inform each unit what was going on.The collaboration with Portsmouth City Council was similarly vital. I collaborated with the city council to get essential information for the event. Through the integration of the council's resources and support, we successfully increased community engagement in the local area for the event.During the planning and execution stages, my primary objective was to guarantee effective and uniform communication among all departments. The success of the D-Day 80 event demonstrated the effectiveness of cooperation and the significance of careful preparation. It was a privilege to be part of a team that contributed to such a momentous historical event.

Portsmouth, United Kingdom

REMUS 100 operator, ROV fusion operator, diver detection sonar operator, motor transport supervisor and sea survival equipment maintainer

Faslane, Argyll And Bute, United Kingdom

Mine warfare specialist, sonar operator, upper decks gun crew, onboard firefighter, gangway sentry, boat Coxn and supporting seamanship evolutions.

Hms Collingwood

Phase 2 career training

Hms Raleigh

Phase 1 military training

Tavistock, Devon, United Kingdom

Bartender and waiter.

Launceston, Cornwall, United Kingdom

Bartender and waiter.