Outline:Head of Estates Engineering team, responsible for planning and technical delivery of circa £1m annual capital works portfolio across BAS's Antarctic and UK estate. Provide leadership, line management and technical mentorship to a mixed discipline team including Electrical, Mechanical, Structural and Renewables specialists and Project Managers. Co-ordinate Estates team forward planning for technical handover and future business as usual maintenance of parallel £65m infrastructure development programmeKey Responsibilities:• Management, oversight and coordination of capital works programme. Projects delivered: Polar Aquarium Facility redevelopment including CO2 refrigeration, large scale Solar PV installations, battery storage design development, specialist laboratory ventilation and chilled water systems and ground & air source heat pump feasibility assessments• Provide oversight and support to team in technical delivery of projects including: Feasibility assessments, preparation of Business Cases, technical design and preparation of tender specifications/works information, tender evaluations, construction, commissioning and handover• Oversee recruitment activities including job specs and interviews during period of team growthKey Achievements:• Implemented initiatives to overcome challenges of working from home during covid pandemic to maintain collaborative team culture, motivation and successful delivery of planned work• Successful delivery of £1.2m solar roof redevelopment of Cambridge headquarters• Successful delivery of £1m Polar Aquarium redevelopment project up to RIBA Work Stage 3 and the in house design and procurement of a temporary £400k facility to maintain science capability throughout construction phase• Oversaw successful growth and professional development of the team to meet new challenges, recruiting new project managers and engineers, investing in existing team members and driving a culture of collaboration and success

OutlinePrinciple Mechanical Engineer supporting £65m Rothera Station Modernisation project, reporting to Project Manager and Estates Engineering Manager. Acted as the client’s lead technical authority for mechanical design matters, co-ordinating design requirements, acceptance and changes throughout RIBA Work Stage 4 design developmentKey Responsibilities:• Client’s mechanical technical lead during design development of new operations building, energy centre and site wide infrastructure for the UK’s largest Antarctic research station and logistics hub.• Responsible for the following design elements: HVAC, BMS, Heating and Plumbing, Combined Heat & Power Generation, Hydraulic Systems, Sewage Handling and Treatment, Fresh Water Production & Distribution, Fuel Storage & Distribution, District Heating• Support Project Manager by liaising with MEP design team, construction partner, technical advisor and BAS stakeholders in order to co-ordinate BAS’s engineering requirements throughout design development stages • Provide specialist advice to Project Manager and stakeholders in support of key project decisions• Review technical design submissions and co-ordinate BAS stakeholder comments relating to engineering mattersKey Achievements:• Part of successful delivery team receiving BAS team award for joint efforts to drive the project through RIBA Work Stage 4A in June 2019• Developed strong working relationships with key internal stakeholders and external partners which delivered positive engineering outcomes and wider project benefits, including significant ventilation rationalisation in RIBA WS4A which resulted in significant energy efficiency improvements• Acted as Principle Engineer/Project Manager for a number of works packages in Antarctica including design, procurement, installation and handover of fire suppression, solar thermal generation and the mechanical and electrical works package in support of King Edward Point Wharf replacement project

OverviewHead of all engineering and logistical support services for the Defence Diving School, supporting the delivery of world class military diver training for an organisation of 150 staff and students. Additionally appointed as the Safety, Health, Environment and Fire (SHEF) Officer, chairing the SHEF committee and responsible for ongoing implementation of safety standards and improvements.Key Responsibilities• Manage civilian technical and logistics team, responsible for the maintenance, availability and safety of equipment and facilities. Portfolio included; the training estate, fleet of 15 boats/work vessels, high-pressure air systems, re-compression chambers, training tanks/pools, specialist dive gases and 200 sets of diving breathing apparatus• As Safety, Health, Environment and Fire (SHEF) Officer, chair the organisation’s SHEF committee, conduct audits and direct remedial actions to ensure safe delivery of diver training and compliance with relevant safety and environmental standards and practices.• Selected to lead a specialist overseas training team, co-ordinating with military diving instructors to plan and deliver a capability development package to an African international partner. This included working in a remote, challenging and culturally unfamiliar environment to understand the challenges faced by their team, deliver engineering and safety advice and produce a strategy for ongoing training co-operation in support of Foreign Office objectives.

Overview:Head of the Engineering Department, responsible to the Captain for the efficient management, training and welfare of 15 engineers whilst deployed in the challenging environment of the South Atlantic and Falkland IslandsKey Responsibilities:• Oversee internal repair and maintenance activities to ensure the Ship’s critical equipment was remained at the highest levels of efficiency and readiness• Liaise with external authorities and contractors to co-ordinate major repair activities, mandatory inspections and logistical support• Legally responsible for compliance with applicable UK and international maritime statutory legislation for engineering, safety and environmental requirements• As third-in-Command of the Ship, provide strong leadership in support of overall management objectives• As the senior firefighting and damage control expert, coordinate the response of the Ship’s crew of 40 to any onboard emergency, setting incident priorities and providing technical advice to the Captain during genuine incidents and complex battle damage exercisesKey Achievements:• Awarded personal commendation by the Head of British Forces in the South Atlantic for exceptional performance in this role• Planned and executed Ship’s refit period conducted overseas in South Africa. Liaised with commercial partners, overcame extraneous supply chain and budgetary constraints and established a strong relationship with overseas partners to successfully and safely deliver £1m of engineering works whilst de-conflicting other key Ship activity

Selected to join the staff of Britannia Royal Naval College following a merit and character-based recommendation from previous assignments. Responsible for the welfare, training and personal development of up to 30 officer cadets throughout their 30 weeks initial training