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London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

Workforce planning for approximately 1,200 drivers and 900 guards, calculating establishments, spare ratios and working cross-functionally to devise the train crew strategy. Working with the Resource Analyst to deliver traincrew A&U reports, the base roster strategy and route and traction training plans.

London, United Kingdom

Analysing train crew A&U (availability & utilisation) data and produce weekly, periodic and ad-hoc reports on working patterns, staff availability and rostering issues. Lead role for manpower planning for the successful delivery of services for the Rugby World Cup in 2015. Other projects include calculating more robust crew spare ratios, analysing fatigue and risk for drivers and guards and monitoring performance in the rosters section. Currently working at the Waterloo Raft, in the Resources function with a PTS qualification. Part of pre-mobilisation team for Stagecoach South West Trains franchise bid in 2017.

London

Part of the Behaviour Change team within Strategy & Planning, working on engagement projects focused primarily on cycling. I am currently working on the Cycling Workplaces scheme, encouraging businesses to apply for free cycle parking and related cycle safety measures. I also am working with London Boroughs to provide cycle parking and cycle safety sessions to residents.The role involves presenting to businesses, taking part in large events, working with suppliers and liaising with boroughs as well as working with a number of internal teams at TfL.

London, United Kingdom

Working in the Traffic Analysis Centre, part of the Road Space Management directorate, primarily involved in establishing a link with the activities of the Metropolitan Police Service's Roads Policing Unit (RPU), and the performance of the Transport for London road network (TLRN). In this position, analysis of major incidents and events has been carried out, as well as reviews of specific taskings and operations, and how they impact journey time reliability, a key performance indicator for Surface Transport. The role has expanded to provide further support to the TLRN corridor managers and area performance managers.• Presentations to Police and other key stakeholders• Organised and presented department quarterly review in December 2013• Use of MapInfo to create detailed maps for reports and presentations• Use of STATS19 collision data, MPS crime data and RPU activity data• Use of detailed traffic count, journey time, and SCOOT data• Calculations of monetary value of network disruption following major incidents and events

London, United Kingdom

Employed as an engineer in the Traffic section of the Transport & Highways division, originally as a member of the Sustainable Transport team but took on additional roles. These included the re-structuring the public website, evaluating the IT systems used in the department, working on varied transport projects such as local safety schemes and parking assessments, dealing with complaints, suggestions and petitions from the public and corresponding with local politicians. • Project managed numerous local safety schemes and suitable HGV routes project• Managed Individual Parking Assessments and parking reviews of towns in the borough• Installed over 250 cycle parking spaces and maintained and upgraded 15 cycle routes• Qualified PRINCE2 Practitioner• Planning and analysis of traffic counts and speed survey data• Work on promotion of sustainable transport and organisation of charity cycle rides

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

The position involved working offshore on oil platforms predominantly in the North Sea. Part of a team which took surveys during the drilling process using specialist tools and analysed them using complex computer programs. The trajectory of the well was then established along with the composition of the formation being drilled through. A large part of the job involved reporting and analysis, including daily and end-of-job reports. • Dealt with clients such as Shell, BP and Total on phone, by email and in person• Lead engineer on second trip offshore and part of presentation team for Offshore Europe exposition• Seven weeks in Houston, Texas on Specialist course

Master Of Science (Msc), Transport, Merit

Modules studied included Economics, Modelling, Accessibility and Asset Management. Dissertation was entitled ‘The Widening of the M25.

Bsc, Mathematics, 2:1

Activities and Societies: Men's Football TeamBSc (Hons) Mathematics: 2.1. Included modules on calculus, the use of statistical formulae.