Site maintenance- May 2016-Sept 2018• Working in a small team of maintenance staff alongside the permit to work team. Trained as a responsible person to bring suitable contact companies on site and issue relevant permits.• Manage service contracts and carry out maintenance/checks on sprinkler systems, fire suppression, air conditioning, fresh air systems, fast acting doors, air compressor, gas supplies, fire alarm systems, dust extraction systems, cooling water systems and canteen equipment.• Carry out maintenance and respond to issues on the above systems.• Carry out routines such as weekly sprinkler pump runs/riser checks daily compressor checks.• Rectify any faults/activations of the above systems.• Work on energy saving solutions for example air pressure reduction/led lighting/heating controls.Machine Maintenance- Sept 2018-present- working as part of a team maintaining several machines which produce kitchens.-carry out preventative and routine maintenance.-Repond to any issues and fault find, look at route cause analysis.-Recondition spare parts. - Fabricate and machine when required.-look at machine improvements and implement.-support projects.

My roles as an operator are:- Work as part of a team to run FCCU, GCU, Merox and sulphur unit Carry out routine checks/run sheets Prepare equipment ready for maintenance Supervise any maintenance and deal with permits to work/ or any other paperwork relating tomaintenance/ intervention Respond to panel man’s instructions for efficient running of the units Respond to any incidents/fires on the refinery Carry out mechanical tasks when required

My roles were: - Working within day maintenance team Planned maintenance on packaging and high speed machinery Organising parts / cost saving Recondition worn parts Carry out modifications and upgrades Machine / Fabricate and turn new parts from engineering drawings Liaised with engineers daily to discuss and rectify any reliability and running faults Responded to any breakdowns or major running faults and set up issues.