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Mark Brown is listed as Assistant Project Manager at SPL POWERLINES at SPL POWERLINES UK HOLDING LIMITED, a with 276 employees, based in Manchester Area, United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Mark Brown.
Mark Brown previously worked as Assistant Project Manager at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding Limited and Duty Manager at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding Limited. Mark Brown holds Apprenticeship In Engineering, Engineering, Nvq Level 2 In Engineering Maintenance And Installation from Wiltshire & Somerset Colleges Partnership.
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I have currently been working in the railway sector for just over 6 years. In this time I have been apart of some fantastic projects including NWEP phase 1&2, EGIP and the MMLE project. On these I started out as a trainee lineman but was soon recognised for my leadership and management skills. After a year I was being utilised not only as a lineman but also a supervisor when needed. After 2 and a half years I gained my OLEC 3/Senior lineman status and continued to work as a Senior lineman/Supervisor throughout each project. I am now looking to transfer into either the powerlines industry or construction industry.I was a serving member of the British Armed Forces for just over 10years. I had an extremely prolific career with numerous Tours of Duty in Iraq and Afghanistan, coupled with Exercises on nearly every continent of the world. I rose through the ranks and enjoyed the comradery of working within a close knit team. With a vast array of accrued skills gained from time served both in the infantry and Royal Horse Artillery with particular expertise in the control and terminal execution of calling in fires from both land (FST) and air (JTAC) I believe the physical and academic skills gained can be an absolute transferable asset in an alternative career, which I now seek in construction.
Listed skills include Military Engineering, Boxing, First Aid, Weapons Handling, and 45 others.
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Duty Manager
Senior Lineman/ Supervisor
Senior Lineman
Olec 3/ Mewp Op/Supervisor
My role has been diffrent throughout the job so far!I have been used in diffrent teams were needed as a operater/linesman conducting work such as landing steel to sps , registration, and running wire.
Supervisor/Linesman
Dureing this role i was used in variouse positions being (groundsman,linesman,supervisor) i was to ensure that the jobs planned for that night/week was completed with minimum fuss or delay and to the required standards of Network rail.Groundsman- I was to ensure all tools and slings were acceptable and in good working condition. I also had to set the nuts for each of the locations that we were landing large steel. I had to level the nuts before the steel being landed and putting in the… Show more Dureing this role i was used in variouse positions being (groundsman,linesman,supervisor) i was to ensure that the jobs planned for that night/week was completed with minimum fuss or delay and to the required standards of Network rail.Groundsman- I was to ensure all tools and slings were acceptable and in good working condition. I also had to set the nuts for each of the locations that we were landing large steel. I had to level the nuts before the steel being landed and putting in the rake required for the specific type of steel.Linesman- I was to also help the groundman landing steel but when we had Booms, SPS, or registration and wireing to do i was to ensure i had the correct tools while being in the basket installing what was required within the time frame given. Supervisor- I was brought into a weekly meeting with the steel manager while we were told of the plan of work for the following week. This is were we would also give our input as to how best to do certain jobs dureing us haveing the ground experiance and seeing the locations in person. We would help plan the works aswell as contact the manager daily giveing him frequent updates while completeing all relevant paperwork on the night. I had to ensure the workforce were briefed according to the primary contracters H&S regulations and that they were fully aware of the works takeing place each evening. Show less
Trainee Linesman
As a trainee i was under supervision and guidance from senior linesman. My role was to watch learn and were i could help with the installation of large steel and SPS. After a few weeks i was left in the basket by myself to begin putting into practice what i had learnt includeing installing steel masts booms and sps asking for advice if or whenever i was stuck.
British Army ( Senior Manager )
In 2009 I made the uncommon decision to leave the infantry and join the Royal Artillery in search of a more technical trade. From August 2009 to present day I have worked as a key member within a Fire Support Team. In British Army usage, a Fire Support Team (FST) is responsible for directing artillery fire and close air support (ground attack by aircraft) onto enemy positions. I am in a unique position where I am one of very few soldiers regardless of rank whom can legally call in fires from… Show more In 2009 I made the uncommon decision to leave the infantry and join the Royal Artillery in search of a more technical trade. From August 2009 to present day I have worked as a key member within a Fire Support Team. In British Army usage, a Fire Support Team (FST) is responsible for directing artillery fire and close air support (ground attack by aircraft) onto enemy positions. I am in a unique position where I am one of very few soldiers regardless of rank whom can legally call in fires from both the air (qualified JTAC) and field artillery (qualified OPACK). The former - JTAC is seen throughout the armed forces as an extremely privileged and well respected position, which only the top percent of Non Commissioned Officers and Junior Officers alike can do.JTAC - A Joint terminal attack controller (JTAC) is the term used in the United States Armed Forces for a qualified military service member who, from a forward position, directs the action of combat aircraft engaged in close air support and other offensive air operations. This job has taken me to the greatest parts of America and in co-ordination with some of the US Air Force's elite fast jet pilots and JTACs has solidified both spectacular experiences but also a detailed understanding of the more technical aspects of the job.I am now the rank of bombardier where I formulate plans, connect with different organisations, controlling administration and man management ensuring time lines are met. I have gained great experiences from working within small teams (4-8 man) up to tactical level Operations with Battalions and Battle Groups. Show less
Light Role Infantry
Following phase one and two infantry training I joined the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers in Celle, Germany. Here I was trusted upon to conduct low level infantry skills and drills such as weapon handling, section attacks, platoon attacks, and to leave many others all fire arms ranges. During my career with the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers I conducted numerous military exercises, further education and two Operational Tours of OPERATION TELIC - Iraq. At the young age of 18 years old the opportunity… Show more Following phase one and two infantry training I joined the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers in Celle, Germany. Here I was trusted upon to conduct low level infantry skills and drills such as weapon handling, section attacks, platoon attacks, and to leave many others all fire arms ranges. During my career with the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers I conducted numerous military exercises, further education and two Operational Tours of OPERATION TELIC - Iraq. At the young age of 18 years old the opportunity to take part in one of the early OP TELIC Tours of Duty was not only a true eye opener but also provided an abundance of experience and teachings within my new workplace. My second tour of Iraq was equally the same and brought with it clarity and being placed as an 2ic aswell as a team medic through out the tour i got to see many changes in the way in wich we did tactics and gained the experiance i needed to be the best i could be. Show less
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Sabrina Suciu
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedCorby, England, United Kingdom
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Andrew Richards
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedRedbourn, England, United Kingdom
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Rachel Leach
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedGreater Derby Area, United Kingdom
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Nyle Mcaleese
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedHucknall, England, United Kingdom
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Mathew Sedgwick
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedWigan, England, United Kingdom
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John Henderson
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedBellshill, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Kenny Reith
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedNewcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom
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Sebastián Jimenez
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedNorthampton, England, United Kingdom
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Toni Marshall (Nee Kirby)
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedDoncaster, England, United Kingdom
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Wayne Allport
Colleague at Spl Powerlines Uk Holding LimitedRotherham, England, United Kingdom
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Mark Brown education
Apprenticeship In Engineering, Engineering, Nvq Level 2 In Engineering Maintenance And Installation
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What company does Mark Brown work for?
Mark Brown works for SPL POWERLINES UK HOLDING LIMITED.
What is Mark Brown's role at SPL POWERLINES UK HOLDING LIMITED?
Mark Brown is listed as Assistant Project Manager at SPL POWERLINES at SPL POWERLINES UK HOLDING LIMITED.
Where is Mark Brown based?
Mark Brown is based in Manchester Area, United Kingdom while working with SPL POWERLINES UK HOLDING LIMITED.
What companies has Mark Brown worked for?
Mark Brown has worked for Spl Powerlines Uk Holding Limited, Spl Rr, Vital, Contractor For Babcock Rail, and Bourne Rail.
Who are Mark Brown's colleagues at SPL POWERLINES UK HOLDING LIMITED?
Mark Brown's colleagues at SPL POWERLINES UK HOLDING LIMITED include Sabrina Suciu, Andrew Richards, Rachel Leach, Nyle Mcaleese, and Mathew Sedgwick.
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What schools did Mark Brown attend?
Mark Brown holds Apprenticeship In Engineering, Engineering, Nvq Level 2 In Engineering Maintenance And Installation from Wiltshire & Somerset Colleges Partnership.
What skills is Mark Brown known for?
Mark Brown is listed with skills including Military Engineering, Boxing, First Aid, Weapons Handling, Infantry Tactics, Navigation, Driving License, and Command And Control.
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