My primary roles and responsibilities include:• Maintenance of the QMS system.• Dealing with any issues that could affect or are brought to me by those I’m responsible for.• Producing work packs for the shop floor consisting of bespoke quality plans, approved drawings, weld maps & logs, WPS etc. These will most commonly for Pipework or Heat Exchangers.• Engineering drawings to split shop and site works.• Producing cut lists.• Overseeing standard of work produced before it is sent out.• Compiling the relevant documentation into a QA handover pack.• Managing NDT requests and report recording.• Producing CAD Drawings and ISO’s using both AutoCAD & Solidworks as required.• I also aid with Estimating, Planning and Project Management as required.

Urenco TMF Project.For this project I am responsible for M&P in one of the three Buildings (C22) of phase 2 of this new build project to manage the waste locally created in enriching uranium for nuclear fuel next door. I’m the primary point of contact for both the Principle contactor (Jacobs) building manager and the other contractor’s leads working in the building (A role referred to as Building Owner on this project). At peak I was responsible for over 70 tradesmen, 8 Supervisors and a GF across days and nights. My primary responsibilities for this position include: ● I am responsible for M&P works in my building from construction through to sign off as reinstated and mechanically complete.● Enabling supervisors to overcome on-site issues and keep them fed with priority works to ensure the men are working productively and safely● Co-ordinating and working with other contactors as well as the Principle Contractor and Client● Preparing work packs● Engineering and red lining ISO’s● Liaising with the fab shop to bring in spools and adjust priority of works as required to meet needs on site● Writing and responding to TQ’s / RFI’s● Maintaining record of changes to scope using a COI system (Confirmation Of Instruction) ● Estimating man-hours for variation works● Planning out works for my building based on priorities provided by client, available works and available areas. Progressing these works and recording progress● Liaising with our testing department to adjust onsite works to meet priorities and opportunities. ● Permits to work Coordinator for C Buildings

My roles and responsibilities for this position primarily include creating and compiling the required documentation to be able to pressure test the relevant pipework and then reinstate the pipework after test. This document must be signed off by the client as one of the stages to achieve mechanical completion. Tasks involved in creating the packs include identifying test limits and then marking them up on a P&ID as well as creating certification for the pressure test.

I originally started with Fabricom following a Graduate program to gain a wide and varied view of the company and industry as a whole. To achieve this I moved around different parts of the company for a few months at a time before moving on to another part of the company to gain new experiences in other areas. The areas of the business I was involved with included: HR, Business Development, Estimating, Safety, QA & Our heat exchanger division I then spent a year gaining onsite experience at the Isle of Grain LNG storage project located just outside Kent. During my time there I had a number of responsibilities including looking after weekly EVR reports, looking after weekly safety reports and looking after the test packs. My next project was on the Storengy Stublach Gas Storage Project working as a project engineer for the shop side of the job to fab and install 9 wellheads at site.From here I moved onto the Keppel Seghers Runcorn TPS project. I followed this job through from the initial tender working with the estimators, to site working as a field engineer and later a project engineer. I still currently working on this project and will continue to do so till the upcoming close-out.During my time with Fabricom GDF Suez I have also been training to become a charted with the ImechE. This is still ongoing.I have also started a 1 year Nuclear Training program with GDF Suez in Brussels with the goal being that I will have sufficient knowledge of the nuclear industry to allow me to work on the new build nuclear sites when they are given the go ahead and start construction.

During my time at GSA I have mainly been focused on front end engineering tasks. I have been involved in the initial pricing of projects to take them through the design stage and give an as accurate as possible indication of how much the overall project will cost for our clients. I have looked after an Isometric design project as a project engineer during my time with GSA which involved conducting site surveys and sketching up pipe runs, interfacing with the client representatives, in person, via reports and over the phone, to provide progress and raise any issues, TQ’s, RFI’s etc. I was also responsible for looking after our design team and making sure the Isometrics were being produced to the correct standard.I have also took over one of our EPC contracts, a newer venture for the GSA division, and saw the construction phase through to completion in a dual construction manager/supervisor roll were I was responsible for a variety of tasks such writing out permits-to-work and issuing them, witnessing hydrostatic pressure tests, dealing with subcontractors, ordering materials, dealing with onsite engineering issues such as re-routing pipe runs, interfacing with the client to raise potential issues and provide progress. As well as this I was responsible for managing our onsite labour and keeping them working to progress the job.

Undertook the one year GDF Suez Junior Nuclear Engineer Training Program (NTP-J Track 8) at various locations throughout Belgium and France. The program involved all areas of the nuclear industry including; the fundamental physics of how nuclear power works, a background on the various technologies we have today and the direction the technology is expected to take in the future, a visit to a nuclear research facility, operating a simulator of the control room of a nuclear plant, an in depth look at the HSE aspects involved in the various parts and stages of the nuclear industry.

Alstom Power in Ironbridge power station, Telford and Ratcliffe Power station, Ratcliffe-on-soar during outages between university years.Duties included logging, keeping digital records of, and tracking all welders cards, NDT reports and heat treatment reports. Creating site safety signs. Going off-site to various parts of the country to check and collect plant and tackle. Visually checking welds completed and marking up welds that still needed to be done. Measuring up and creating isometric drawings for pipelines. I covered for the head QA during his holiday leave, doing his reports and issuing heat treatment / NDT requests as required as well as updating his logs.I fixed numerous pieces of office equipment including scanners, printers, fax machines, copiers, networked printers and helped other members of staff with general IT problems saving the company from loosing time and money.

INEOS Chlor Boiler Project - Runcorn

Handyman for Alstom Power in Coryton Power Station, Essex Duties included Office work (working on spreadsheets, making telephone enquiries, looking after clock card system and logging working hours), Site work (working on disassembling the gas turbine, fire watch in the steam turbine, reassembling the steam generator), Store-man (handing out tools and keeping a log on the computer system) and Driver (picking up/dropping off items, taking people the airport

Duties included assisting the other labour. Worked on concrete foundations for warehouse, concrete pathways, assembling shelves, plumbing small kitchen, assembling kitchen tops and painting kitchen

Duties included designing the layout of the company’s new office in 2D and 3D using a C.A.D. Program called Vectorworks and rendering the 3D image to make it appear realistic.