Graeme Walker Email & Phone Number

Surveying, planning and finding engineering solutions to ensure efficient network rollouts. Reporting to and advising Project Managers on engineering techniques, as well as managing project subcontractors including audits.Proven Telecommunications Engineer working in maintenance, install and commissioning of microwave radio links. Pre staging equipment prior to install, able to work closely with the design team to prepare, test and deploy equipment to the field. Working within a team to achieve the best possible results for the customer and company.

Solihul, Birmingham, United Kingdom

Field Maintenance Engineer responsibilities include installation, commission and maintain a variety PDH, SDH PtP and PtMP microwave radios including. Ericsson Mini-link. NEC Pasolink/Neo. Nokia Siemens Flexi-packet. Nera Access, Alverion and Motorola unlicensed radio. Remote network management fault finding and fixing of faults of PtP/MW links on the Western Isles with Scotnet and Hebrides.net.Conducted LOS and PIV surveys recording all findings on detailed reports on new and working links, working closely with the project manager to deliver services. The maintenance of this equipment is to be fixed within a strict SLA for our customers.

Served within the Irish Guards as an Infantryman from 1990 to 2007 reaching the rank as Lance Sergeant serving in dangerous hazardous environments on operations, tough exercises overseas or ceremonial duties in London.Attended two leadership and management courses The Section Commanders Battle Course and The Platoon Sergeant's Battle Course.During my time within the army I was responsible for the administration, welfare, discipline and tactical handling of 8 soldiers in overseas environments, further leading to a two year posting to the Infantry Training Center instructing & training recruits. On return to the regiment in I was then given the chance to be responsible for an enlarged team of 30 soldiers prior to the leaving the British Army.Responsible for the administration, welfare, discipline and tactical handling of 8 soldiers in overseas environments, further leading to a two year posting to the Infantry Training Center instructing & training recruits. On return to the regiment in 2004 I was then given the chance to be responsible for an enlarged team of 30 soldiers.