Mobile Maintenance Train

Until recently I work around my studies as a Rail Safety Manager contracted to Network Rail. In my role I am briefed by the construction manager on what work is to be completed. It is then my duty to manage the project, ensuring that is it completed in a safe and efficient manner to the required deadline. I make sure all tasks are completed by adhering to the method statement. During this time every project under my supervision has remained incident and accident free.Within my role I… Show more Until recently I work around my studies as a Rail Safety Manager contracted to Network Rail. In my role I am briefed by the construction manager on what work is to be completed. It is then my duty to manage the project, ensuring that is it completed in a safe and efficient manner to the required deadline. I make sure all tasks are completed by adhering to the method statement. During this time every project under my supervision has remained incident and accident free.Within my role I act as COSS (Controller of Site Safety) when working within the rail industry. It is my responsibility to brief the workforce to make sure they understand the limits of the safe working area. This can also include verbal communications with signallers to stop trains. I must ensure this is always conducted in a professional manner as they have the right to refuse works to go ahead. These skills have been valuable during my university projects when it was my role to liaise and communicate with multi-disciplinary groups and suppliers. Show less

Supervised a travelling gang to complete the installation of concrete and GRP trough routes. To set up safe system of work in a mobile work site. Take deliveries of stock and drive telescopic forklift.

I was an assistant foreman working within a team to install the new rail tracks at Terminal 5, Heathrow Airport, London. I also worked with the mobile cranes and road rail vehicles to ensure the transportation of supplies, materials and rails to different construction sites.