• Planning and delivering of LGV training for Cat C+E, C, C1 and B+E, preparing candidates for DVLA assessment at the end of the course.• DVSA large vehicles off-road maneuver examiner (3A)• RTITB Lift-truck instructor/examiner • NUCO 1ST Aid instructor • Planning and scheduling routes, adhering to safety regulations at all times.• Complying with driver rules and heavy goods regulations (size, weight, route, designations, parking, and break periods) as well as company policies and procedures.• Documenting, assessing and logging driver standards throughout the day, providing constructive feedback and further training where necessary.• Inspecting vehicles for mechanical and safety issues, refueling and regular cleaning.• Collaborating with colleagues and external DVLA assessors, participating in regular meetings.

• Physical Training Instructor – carrying out risk assessments, promoting health and well-being and conducting physical training sessions in a safe and controlled environment• Training PTI – introduction to military fitness for new recruits, guiding them to the level that they need to be at in order to pass their P Company assessment to become a full serving soldier• Driver – driving various sized vehicles, including towing trailers and maneuvering heavy trucks• Skill at arms – responsible for control over various weapons systems, using observation skills to provide cover and promote range safety• Vehicle Commander – using my situational awareness and communication skills to command and direct the vehicle and its occupants• Radio Operator – using my communications skills to relay information and take direction• Remaining calm in difficult or dangerous situations and dealing with challenging behaviour

• Carrying out the operation of the solid waste management program and the in-house recycling program for RAF Croughton - working outside in all weather conditions; lifting, carrying, bending and climbing when necessary.• Operating hydraulic dumps or lifts, determining manner and sequence of loading to ensure balance and protection of fragile items in transit.• Performing operator maintenance such as checking fluid levels and tyre pressures, cleaning and washing of vehicles and performing inspection checklists to ensure safe and proper operation.• Recognizing maintenance and equipment problems and reporting them to supervisors.• Maintaining records and documents such as accident/incident reports, inspection checklists and recycling transfer notes. Coordinating with merchants for collection of processed materials.• Ensuring contract and in-house operations are executed in compliance with laws, regulations, compliance agreements and permits. Checking material transported against invoices and obtaining signatures of receiving personnel.• Strictly adhering to safety and security procedures and regulations.

• Running fitness classes• Planning and delivery of daily fitness sessions based on level of fitness of clientele• Personal training sessions 1on1• Overseeing of reception when on duty• Opening up and shutting down• General cleaning• Health and Safety Risk Assessments

• Attending Park Manager meetings as required by the Regional Manager• Meeting targets set by the company• Ensuring communication goes up and down the chain of command• Training and development of Instructors• Improving the quality of classes• Managing park membership and closing sales on new members• Liaising with local park rangers/authorities to build and develop relations• Managing and scheduling class bookings, communicating to all instructors at their venue and ensuring the correct amount of Instructors and equipment turns up at the correct location

• Planning and delivery of daily fitness sessions based on client’s individual needs, adapting to incorporate injuries and fitness level• Fitness, posture and body composition assessments – providing honest and constructive feedback• Health and safety risk assessments, work place first aid• Personal training sessions 1on1• Overseeing of reception when on duty, opening up and shutting down & general cleaning • Signing up new members• Cash handling

Lance Corporal (30/04/2011 – 30/04/2014)Trooper (29/09/2006 – 30/04/2011)Private (01/03/2005 – 29/09/2006)D Squadron, The Household Cavalry Regiment – 29/09/2006 – 30/04/2014Vehicle Instructor: Certified driving instructor, teaching individuals in the use of Army vehicles,including the Jackal MK1, MK2 and the Coyote Recce vehiclesResponsibilities included: Lesson planning, maintaining vehicles, teaching vehicle manoeuvres and handsignals, preparing students for emergency situations and advising them on how to improve their skillsSkills required: Being able to explain complex scenarios to other people, being patient and tactful, beingable to concentrate for long periods of time, being able to stay calm under stressful situations, havinggood interpersonal skills and having good knowledge of road rules.During my time with D Squadron, I also completed my Command Leadership Management, Driver andGunnery Training at Bovington Military Base3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment – 01/03/2005 – 29/09/2006Completed Basic Training at Catterick Military Base and upon successful completion of PegasusCompany training (P Coy), went on to complete the Basic Parachute Course at RAF Brize NortonFURTHER INFORMATIONUnderwent Jungle Survival Training – Belize – 02/06/2011 – 30/09/2011Operating in extreme conditions, requiring both mental and physical stamina and learning to survive onwits and the surrounding environment alone. Physically demanding training, with a punishing climate ofheat, humidity, insects and wildlife. Required a high level of self-motivation and a drive to succeed.Deployment – Afghanistan – 01/09/2010 – 20/04/2011Operation HERRICK 13 – Awarded Operation Service Medal for service in Afghanistan, Zone 1Deployment – Iraq – 30/05/2007 – 27/11/2007Operation TELIC 10 – Awarded The Iraq Medal for service in Iraq