Marc Oliver Email & Phone Number

Auckland, New Zealand

I am responsible for the day to day management of Locomotive Engineers at Auckland One Rail. In this role I support, mentor, coach and assess drivers from all Auckland Depots. I ensure the certification of all Locomotive Engineers are up to date. I ensure drivers maintain the operating standards and conduct themselves in a professional and safe manner, while following all operational procedures, regulations, and timetable requirements. I am responsible for testing trains and new technology, conducting initial incident investigations and providing a rail incident control service. I also assist with roster management alongside the roster-planning department.

Auckland, New Zealand

I ran The Kefir Company, a health drink business, nationwide. We were stocked at multiple health food stores and supermarkets across New Zealand, including PaknSave, New World, and IE Produce in Takapuna. In this role, I was involved in creating the product, labeling, refining our processes, developing and fostering customer relationships, and delivering our stock to our major stockists. We also did a rebrand and developed a new website for the company.

Auckland, New Zealand

As a Locomotive Engineer I am responsible for driving passenger trains in theAuckland Network. I inspect the Electric Multiple Unit before and during operation, as well as check thespeed, air pressure for the braking system, check voltage parameters for the overhead lines, adjustbrake valves as necessary and inspect other mechanical and electrical components of the train. Isometimes have upwards of 700 passengers on my train at any one time so safety is of upmostimportance.As a Driver Minder I also provide coaching and on-the-job training to Trainee Drivers. Along with thisresponsibility I attend regular meetings with the training crew to discuss the current training programand any new training initiatives that may arise.

Auckland, New Zealand

The range of tasks I was responsible for as an Avionics Technician in the RNZAF were incredibly varied. I have worked on both the P-3K Orion Aircraft and also in the Avionics Bay, servicing and maintaining delicate electronic components, including sensitive and servo-encoding altimeters, attitude indicators, airspeed Indicators, radar components, generators, communication and navigation radios, compass systems, inertial and GPS, and many more. Most of my Air Force career has been spent servicing and maintaining the Orion’s electrical flight and military systems which assist with aircraft navigation, safety and operations. As a Corporal in the RNZAF I was responsible for supervising Avionic Technicians and Avionic Mechanics of lesser rank. I offered advice and oversaw their work on aircraft, and on SAP. I used a variety of SAP transactions daily and made sure all paperwork was up-to-date to prevent an aircraft or part becoming unserviceable on the basis of error. I also used SRM often for ordering items for our workplace.

Satisfying customer requests and ensuring customers are well looked after.

Level 4 Certificate, Locomotive Engineer

Aeronautical Engineering - Avionics Level 4, Electrical, Electronic And Communications Engineering Technology/Technician

Education record