Jamin Morris Email & Phone Number

Cheltenham

During my time at my time at Mira Showers I have gone from a trainee customer representative to a multi-skilled customer representative with the ability to deal with difficult technical queries raised by our customers and installers regarding all aspects of a showering area. A brief overview of my day can look like: • Assisting clients with new and existing orders. • Setting up engineer visits.• Complaint handling – complaints can stem from clients and installers. These complaints can be could be of varying technical nature which requires me to think on my feet, to act as a single point of failure on that call, and ensure that the complaint has been address efficiently and closed down in the correct manner. • Setting up insurance policies while adhering to regulated compliance.

Cheltenham

I worked primarily as a bartender, however, on a occasions I have acted as a bar supervisor. I have trained staff on all aspects of bar work and the till system. I have also had the responsibility of independently running the pub.

Cheltenham

Working as team member I assisted in opening the store ready for the days trading. My role included making customers food and drinks, as well as serving customers on the till and at the drive thru window.

During my time at The Jockey Club, I was able to gain experience by working on a food retail unit as well as a barman. Due to my desire to learn and develop my skills I was able to advance to become a team leader quickly, being promoted within the first 6 months of my time at the company. As a team leader I was responsible for training a small team of up to 5 people in food hygiene, the processes of creating the products that were on sale. Finally I would occasionally have to train the team members the basics of working on a bar that served alcoholic beverages.

Cheltenham

During my time at university, I worked as a level one squash coach in a programme developed by a local professional squash player I had met while playing in the university club. The project went to around 10 different schools and reaching roughly 2500 students. Around half the schools that we went to in the first year of the project asked for us to return due to the students enthusiasm for the sport and for how we as coaches interacted with the students