Local Process Owner for Organisational Learning within the Group Projects (GP) organisation, UK, USA, Netherlands and Germany.Providing leadership and support with implementation of the Human and Organisational Performance (HOP) programme within GP. Ensuring the international project teams develop and maintain a healthy learning and event reporting culture and ensure that lessons identified are learned by embedment of the required changes in the organisational and management framework.Leading improvement in organisational learning and Human Performance across the business.My role includes:• Identification and implementation of industry best practices• Sharing of project and fleet lessons learned with a focus on efficiency and continuous improvement• Leading significant event investigations and providing coaching for investigators• Supporting the Human and Organisational Performance program• Trending and analysis of issues within the GP area for escalation and action• Ensuring local governance is maintained for incidents and investigations• Establishment and reporting on key performance indicators and trends to senior management.• Interface with relevant UTD and site leadership teams

Member of UK Submarine Escape Rescue Advisory Team (SMERAT). As a Submarine Escape and Rescue instructor im responsible for training submariners and civilian and military contractors on procedures and techniques for safely evacuating a submarine in emergency situations and facilitating rescue operations. Key teaching points: Maintaining atmosphere in a DISSUB, monitoring and effects of radiation, survival in a DISSUB, communication, effects of pressure on the human body, escape tower operations and sea survival.Qualified as a defence training practitioner with a level 3 in education and training.My role includes:1. Training: How to use escape and rescue equipment, such as escape suits and life-saving appliances, atmosphere monitoring and radiation protection. Delivery of training to conduct simulated abandonment, escape or rescue.2. Safety Protocols: I ensure that those proceeding to sea understand safety protocols, emergency procedures, and the importance of maintaining composure during high-stress situations.3. Rescue Coordination: As a member of UK SMERAT involved in coordinating rescue missions, working closely with naval or maritime authorities to plan and execute submarine rescue operations. On call 24/7 ready to deploy at 6 hours notice worldwide.4. Simulation: Oversee the use of simulators to replicate submarine escape scenarios, allowing trainees to practice their skills in a controlled environment.5. Maintenance: As a engineer responsible for inspecting and maintaining escape equipment to ensure it is in proper working condition ready to be utilised for training or ready to be deployed worldwide at 6 hours notice.6. Assessment: Evaluate trainees' performance, providing feedback, to improve escape, rescue and abandonment skills.7. Documentation: Maintaining records of training sessions, assessments, and emergency drills is a key part of my duties.

Launcher SupervisorAs a Strategic Weapons Engineer Submariner I'm a highly specialised professional who combines expertise in both strategic weapons systems and submarine systems and operations. My role is integral to the nation's nuclear deterrence strategy and submarine-based missile capabilities. 1. Strategic Weapons Expertise: I'm responsible for the maintenance, and operation of strategic weapons systems, which includes high pressure air and hydraulic systems, advanced electronic systems ensuring the ballistic launch capability is fully operable at all times.2. Weapons Handling: I oversee the safe handling, storage, and maintenance of nuclear warheads and missile systems aboard the submarine, adhering to stringent security and safety protocols.3. Integration and Testing: Collaborating with UK and US military and defense contractors to ensure the missile systems meets operational requirements by conducting rigorous testing and commissioning. 4. Emergency Response: Being on board a submarine, I must be trained to the highest standards to respond to emergencies, including fire, floods and nuclear weapon incidents, to ensure the safety of the crew and the vessel.5. Documentation and Reporting: Maintaining detailed records of all weapons-related activities, tests, and maintenance is crucial to compliance with government and saftey regulations.6. Continual professional development: Given the evolving nature of technology and international security, as a strategic weapons engineer i must continually update my knowledge and skills to stay effective in my role.As Strategic Weapons Engineer Submariner I play a pivotal role in maintaining the nation's nuclear deterrence capabilities and must possess a deep understanding of both strategic weapons systems and the unique challenges of operating submarines. My role demands a high level of technical expertise, security clearance, and a commitment to national defense.