As the logistics/warehousing officer supporting the warehouse recovery project in Oman. Assisting in the recovery, post cyclone Mekuna that affected the Port of Salalah in southern Oman.Working for TXM Solutions my Broad duties include, performing a total inventory and disposal project of all technical stores in support of the Warehouse Recovery Project.

Planning, Organising, Facilitating and Supporting the staff and customers. Administrator, Human Resources, IT, Customer service. Maintenance and service of specialist equipment, stock management and housekeeping. Facility planning, curator activities, site security including Health and Safety.Broad scope of duties that are involved from initial customer contact, budgeting and negotiation in order to facilitate the best possible unforgettable experience for all concerned. Large corporate events up to 60- 150 to include multi activities and multi stakeholder inclusion lasting several hours, to creating the best package for smaller groups.

Caseworkers spend their time visiting our clients, often former Service men and women, living in their local community. During these visits they provide friendly advice and discuss the support the clients might need. Once assessed I will then help clients to access the right assistance, for example financial support.Volunteering with SSAFA is special because I get to see first-hand the difference I make to people’s lives. As a Caseworker I work with clients and other organisation throughout each case, keeping everybody up to date with progress and letting them know the outcome.As part of a team of committed volunteers I also help to raise awareness about SSAFA ’s work in my community - both amongst people who need our support and potential new volunteers and fundraisers – as well as taking part in local fundraising events when I can!This Is a rewarding role and an opportunity to offer my time and expertise to benefit those in my community, as well as to develop new skills and meet some inspirational people.

The course introduces the learner to the basic principles of Psychology from both a behavioral and biological perspective. The topics include classical and operant conditioning, the brain and the nervous system, stress and states of consciousness.

Supporting Armed Forces personnel, Veterans and their families this role aids in their transition into civilian life by providing solutions to housing needs and accommodation, developing debt free money management systems, with focus on early service leavers and offering operational and strategic support and progress to other organisations: AFVE, AFVG GCHI AFV-Launchpad and their partners.Operational duties include: management of the ‘back office’, administration of marketing and social media, customer services complaints and communication systems, operations and inter-company support services, IT & email management, BCM, security and administration. facilities management, health safety and quality.

The literal translation of 'Addio Pizzo' is “say goodbye to paying protection money” a Sicilian based organisation It is a grass roots civil society organisation promoting counter crime activities to benefit society, specifically the fight against the protection racket and the mafia in Sicily. AddioPizzo and AddioPizzo Travel are currently one of the key Anti-Mafia organisations still operating in Sicily today. Working alongside other anti mafia agencies they are promoting change and growth for their society. They are developing old-fashioned social perceptions and encouraging behavioural change toward the Sicilian mafia and its outdated methods of extorting protection money from businesses in Palermo, Sicily's Capital. My role as a consultant was to offer an English perception and translation service to increase the scope of the organisation and appeal to a wider English speaking audience, especialy to universities in the UK. Collecting Qualitative date by conducting interviews and research activities into the regions society, to facilitate an understanding of the issues of the mafia phenomenon, and how perceptions in Palermo are developing. There is clear evidence that the citizens of Palermo have had enough of the mafia, and there is support for the ideals of ethical consumerism and ethical tourism which is an encouraging growing trend. There is much work still to do with almost 80% of the shops and business in Palermo still paying protection money to the mafia, its influence is still very strong in Palermo.I represented AddioPizzo at the European Parliament in Brussels at the conference on ‘Organised Crime, Corruption and Illegal Economies: Confiscation and Social Reuse as a European Countermeasure’, and as AddioPizzo's Delegate for its interests with ‘Freedom Legality And Rights in Europe’ (FLARE).

Awarded: - Higher Second Class Bachelor of Arts degree with Honours in Emergency and Disaster Management.Awarded: - Master of Arts degree with Merit in Terrorism, International Crime, and Global Security.

This fundraising society organised by the student body was supported by the Information and Map Library of the Coventry University. Key responsibilities included writing the constitution, organising roles and responsibilities, organising activities and presentations in order to raise funds for several charities, NGO's and INGO's.

Multi-agency, real-time monitoring and evaluation of humanitarian responses in post conflict communities and refugee camps in Lebanon & Sierra Leone. I was responsible for monitoring and evaluation, and logistic organisational responsibility (in Sierra Leone) for the humanitarian aid sent by Aquabox.The main aim was to oversee the distribution of a water filtration system and humanitarian aid enclosed within a seventy five litre plastic box. I oversaw the delivery to several vulnerable community groups including:a) Palestinian Refugee camps to the north of Lebanonb) Several community groups and refugees in Freetown and Kenema in Sierra LeoneAdditionally, an evaluation had to be made to establish whether the humanitarian aid and the filtration system were fit for purpose, and to evaluate the international agencies that cooperated and assisted in the distribution. Finally I compiled a report and delivered a presentation on my findings to the Aquabox Management and Trustees.My role in Sierra Leone was a dynamic one, having to be alert at all times, ensuring that the base of operations and accommodations were secure and that finances and equipment were kept secure. Also, I often had to resort to reactive management skills as we travelled the country to different and unfamiliar areas. Sometimes it was difficult to gain accurate up to date maps etc of the area, so liaising with locals and developing friendships was a key activity especially where the security risk had not been fully assessed. It was important whilst collecting information that being discreet and culturally aware of sometimes sensitive areas and people, and often negotiating for information were important task undertaken whilst in West Africa. I maintain a dynamic approach to such tentative situations. My time in Africa taught me that in order to suit several parties it is often wiser to retreat than force an issue when it was not always possible to reach an agreement.

Land Rover Ambulance Driver, for 222 East Midlands Squadron.

Full time indoor Pool Lifeguard, involved detailed observation and ongoing dynamic safety assessment of members of the public who used the pool facilities, ensuring they are safe from drowning and other hazards. I occasionally acted as the Duty Manager when requested to cover shift shortages which included duties such as: organising the staff rota for the pool, gym area, reception, cafeteria and maintenance areas, ensuring adequate first aid cover. With added responsibility for checking the cashing up of reception tills and securing the cash and premises, checking chlorine safety levels and adjusting water temperate of main pool, dealing with customer complaints and queries.

I qualified as a First Aid Instructor and Assessor with Medic First Aid Ltd in Coalville Leicestershire. I marketed the First Aid courses available to organisations nationwide and conducted instruction and assessment for Health and Safety Executive (HSE) standard first aid Qualifications.Delivering the following courses:Basic First AidFirst Aid Appointed Person (HSE)CarePlus for CarersPaediatric First AidSports Medicine

Seconded from Wincanton to provide guidance to young entrepreneurial students from Lutterworth Grammar School. I provided exciting and imaginative practical business experience developing their personal skills and understanding of business. My team ‘Embargo’ won awards for: Best Managing Director, Best Human Resources Manager First place in the trade fair The students’ company 'Embargo' made it to the regional finals.

Responsible for the company's compliance with the Health and Safety at work act 1974. Using knowledge, expertise and skills in order to generate and promote a positive health and safety culture. It represented a key role in helping control occupational risk. With responsibility for ensuring that all safety legislation is adhered to and policies and practices are adopted. I planned, implement, monitored and reviewed the protective and preventative measures that the company were required to follow, and work to minimise operational losses, occupational health problems, accidents and injuries. I headed up the management and audit function for facilitation of ISO 9001. Monitoring and evaluating the entire distribution facility that contributed to the development of the up to date Quality Management System (QMS). With some additional responsibility for Security on site I inherited the responsibility for the site services and security team as part of my earlier role.

Wincanton Group supply logistic support to many organisations. At their distribution warehouse in Magna Park I had responsibility for the ongoing on-site security operations with a logistical context, and management of a security team ensuring shift coverage 24/7, 365 days a year support.I was responsible for updating the security measures on site at the Wincanton warehouse, as soon as the risk/threat was identified. After conducting a companywide assessment, organising interviews, and collating data, weaknesses in the current security provision were identified, and the risk was removed. I managed a new strategy and implemented several smaller projects for the organisation improving physical security measures and access control systems, which gave Wincanton greater control of the movement of staff, visitors and goods.

I worked for many organisations, Including:Polestar Consultancy, Travel ClassThe Princes Trust VolunteersOther outdoor activity centres throughout the UK.I delivered an extensive list of physically demanding and personal development and management team building activities both indoor and outdoor to groups of all ages.Activities Included;Emergency First AidArchery (GNAS)Shooting (NSRA)Fencing (BFA)Hill walkingTeam Building, indoor and outdoorClimbingAbseilingCampingCanoeing (BCU)Survival skills

As Assistant Team Leader I offered additional support to the Team Leader in the delivery of the programme and supported participants to achieve their development goals including providing operational guidance as and when appropriate, to ensure that partners are able to successfully and effectively deliver the team programme to minimum standards and that young people engaged in the programme have an experience that results in a positive outcome, utilising strong planning, organisation and administration skills I contributed to : -Planning and organising Team activities, Assisting with the Identification, selection and co-ordination of community based challenges and projectsHelping individual young people to find work experienceSupporting individuals during and after course to facilitate continued development potentialConducted on going dynamic Health and Safety/Risk Assessments, Supported team building and facilitated a learning environment, committed to supporting the team members. Additionally I coordinated the delivery of NVQ Key Skills and Profile Achievements. The team was nominated and won the title Best Team in Scotland for this year and were presented to HRH The Prince of Wales at the Barony Hall in Glasgow.

The Criminal Justice System relies on active, committed individuals and groups who are willing to stand up against crime and anti-social behaviour, or give their free time to make their communities safer. Neighbourhood Watch is made up of small groups of volunteer residents in towns and cities around the country. Following basic rules and guidelines set out by the national organisation the watch work closely with their local police force members looking out for signs of crime in their own neighbourhoods, and share that information with each other and local police. As Central Area Deputy Manager I was responsible for the recruiting and support of neighbourhood and Business Watch schemes and groups in the central inner city area of Leicester. Working out of offices at Charles Street Police Station I supported and facilitated the coordination of meetings with local societal groups supporting counter crime strategies across the area, liaising with members of the public and police. Offering support and information relating to: -Home SecurityIdentity TheftCar CrimeDistraction BurglaryCyber CrimesCrime Prevention TipsNew E-Scams and Warnings

House-keeping, caring, supporting, educating, managing and raising two children full time.

I was Attached to 4th Regiment Royal Artillery in Northampton.When a member of the Regular Army leaves the service, he or she remains liable to be recalled in times of need, and this group of ex-Regular personnel is known as the Regular Reserve. The Regular Reserve is divided into two categories, Sections A and D. They both entail similar liabilities as to reporting, training and call-out, but Section A is compulsory whereas Section D is purely voluntary. The Regular Reserve provides support to the Regular Army at home and overseas

Army soldiers carry out a wide range of military duties, take part in exercises and operations, and have a skill or trade essential to the army.The key personal attributes of good army soldiers include:Self-discipline, confidence and initiative Good team working skills Excellent leadership skillsThe ability to think and react quickly in rapidly changing situations Good communication skills Working for the Battery Quarter Master BQMS as an assistant armorer time was spent inspecting, cleaning, repairing and rebuilding weapons. Making sure weapons were in safe operating condition. it was often necessary to assist in the management, maintenance and operation the firing range.Secondary duties included sometimes training others on firearm safety issues, and giving advice in firearm usage, testing ammunition. Completing paperwork and maintaining logs are essential parts of this role.Also working as part of the Command Post Crew, responsibility's included: receiving and sending fire orders over a secure radio network to facilitate the operations to destroy enemy positions, aircraft, and vehicles. Duties include planning, targeting, and assisting in the tactical deployment of field artillery units and systems. Supervision and maintenance of fire control communications systems. Supporting the security of allied nuclear munitions and components facilities; overseeing security of personal weapons storage and managing maintenance of weapons repairs.Additional practical, technical and specialist skills as appropriate.Other duties and responsibilities included driving and maintaining many vehicles, especially on rough terrain. I have had extensive tracked vehicle experience with the M109a2 self propelled Gun and AFV 432, stalwart and other logistical forked vehicles, the Land-rover in its myriad of forms and one tonne vehicles.Prior to my role as the Battery Commanders Driver i attended a counter Terrorism course prior to a tour of Northern Ireland

Working at a logistics and distribution warehouse based in Warwickshire with responsibility of coordinating delivery of hazardous farm chemicals to multiple drops across five counties in the Midlands region.Processing orders and keeping accurate documentation to supporting the delivery of the product. Ensuring vehicle maintenance, legal provision and documentation, warehouse activities and stock control within HSE and BASIS guidelines in the safe use and handling of hazardous materials.Working closely with purchasing officers, other warehouse staff and and transport clerks to make sure goods and materials arrive at the depot as scheduled, are in good order, stored correctly and dispatched to customers on time. I provided support to the manager and maintained focus and direction for the team.Duties included: -Monitoring the quality, quantity, cost and efficiency of the movement and storage of goods.Coordinating and controlling the order cycle and associated information systems.Analysing data to monitor performance and plan improvements and demand.Allocating and managing staff resources according to changing needs.Liaising and negotiating with customers and suppliers.Developing business by gaining new contracts, Analysing logistical problems and producing new solutions.Implementing health and safety procedures.Supporting staff training issues.Motivating other members of the team.Project management.Setting objectives.Facilitating Contingencies and reactive control systems to deal with emergencies.

Based in Lutterworth, Leicestershire, I delivered and distributed information, documents, and small packages for businesses, institutions, and government agencies. Collecting and delivering letters, important business documents, or packages that need to be sent or received quickly nationally.Driving trucks up to 7.5 tonn and vans to accomplish this, I delivered items such as legal caseloads and conference materials. By sending an item by courier or messenger, the sender ensures that it reaches its destination the same day or even within the hour. Couriers and messengers also deliver items that the sender is unwilling to entrust to other means of delivery, such as important legal or financial documents, passports, airline tickets, or medical samples to be tested.I was responsible for route planning and time management with preparation for contingencies due to various unplanned impacts on-route, using maps and guides, before ‘Sat nav’ was available, and during the birth of the mobile phone phenomenon, I delivered items across the whole of the British Isles including Scotland and Northern Ireland.

As part of a dynamic team of Civil Engineers, we provided construction and development services to regional and local council bodies, Professional businesses, organisations and individuals. Undertaking solutions and improvement to recourse and reinforce riverbeds, bridge reconstruction, tree felling, land drainage installation and repair and fencing, and general civil engineering work. Other Building work included brick laying, concrete work and roof tiling.