Michael Campbell Email & Phone Number

Power Transmission And Distribution Team

Uk And Ireland

Glasgow, United Kingdom

My main duties involve;• promoting standardisation and best practice across our UK and Irish ports.• conducting the annual Group Health and Safety compliance audits.• delivering our 'Visible Felt Leadership (VFL)' course to all leaders in the organisation.• promoting a healthy reporting culture from the frontline guys and girls to the exec team.• managing our incident reporting, risk assessment and VFL systems.• producing monthly and ad-hoc executive and shareholder reports .• supporting our team of health and safety professionals, managers and frontline workers in all aspects of health and safety.

Hunterston Terminal

Utilising 24 years working in the ports industry in a variety of roles and handling all types of cargo to pursue a career which I am extremely passionate about... Health And Safety.Indeed it is a Marmite topic which has most of us rolling our eyes at the very mention and the rest engrossed. I well and truly was hooked when I sat my NEBOSH certificate and new right away that this was the path I wanted to follow. I knew I could take all my experience working on the front line and in a management role and make a real difference to protecting both the workforce and the company by ensuring compliance. - Engaging the workforce in contributing to the direction we are heading- Designing and delivering vital health and safety training to the workforce- Establishing a Safety Committee to give all a voice- Implementing a host of new initiatives such as - Behavioural Safety Program - Hazard Observation Reporting System - Improved means of communication - Focusing on the 'Health' in Health & Safety i.e. noise, dust, hand-arm vibration etc... - Improved reporting for managers and directors to show trends and weaknesses - Implementation of Golden RulesWithout doubt my focus is in creating a positive safety culture where all employees think of Health and Safety before they start any task and feel empowered to make important decisions to ensure corners are not cut.

Hunterston Terminal

On returning to Clydeport, now part of the Peel Ports Group, I began my management career at The port of KGV. KGV is a bulk port handling animal feeds, steel products, grains, aggregate and building supplies such as timber, plywood and gyproc as well as various project cargoes.In 2005 I progressed to the port of Hunterson which handles coal for major energy producers throughout the UK. Hunterston imports 6million tonnes+ per annum handling the largest vessels built. The terminal is one of the UK's largest deep water ports with discharge rates of upto 60,000t per day using two ships unloaders. We store and deliver this cargo by rail and sea operating on a 24/7 basis.My role oversees the utilisation and management of the 95 full time employees and terminal resources. Over and above this my duties involve:- Working closely with the General Manager and Port Director to meet key targets and KPI's- Maintaining a customer focussed approach ensuring that we meet all our customers’ requirements- Developing relationships with local and government authorities such as SEPA, Department for Transport, MCA, UK Border Force, Local Councils and Environmental Health, Small Ports Police and local police forces as well as local community forums.- Maintaining and developing a strong and positive health and safety culture- Developing a strong and positive environmental awareness culture - Having an excellent knowledge of customer contracts to ensure we excel in our obligations- Ensure maximum flexibility in my teams to keep them motivated and flexible- Working closely with our maintenance department to schedule planned maintenance projects

United Kingdom

As a cargo inspector I represented various global customers. I was Responsible for the phytosanitary analysis, condition and the overseeing material handling methods of various cargoes imported and exported within UK ports. I covered most minor and major ports from Immingham, Ipswich, Birkenhead, Port of Tyne, King George V Dock Glasgow, Leith, Montrose, Invergordon amongst others. Cargoes included wheat, barley, animal feeds, ammonium nitrates etc...In this year I gained a lot of experience of both good and bad working practices of many ports.

King George V Dock & Meadowside Granary, Glasgow

I started on a Youth Training Scheme for two years at Meadowside Granary in Glasgow's West End at the age of 17 earning a grand old sum of £29.50 per week. My duties involved anything from general admin and operating the weigh bridge to start with and then onto testing wheat and barley destined for flour mills and distilleries for insects and general condition.When Meadowside closed down I was based at KGV Glasgow starting in the office and weigh bridge. Once old enough I moved onto plant and machinery operating loading shovels, FLT's then moving onto overhead and mobile cranes in time becoming an instructor on these machines.With a heavy heart I chose to try my hand at something else and moved onto BSi but remained within the port industry and at times KGV itself in my new role.

Occupational Safety And Health, Nebosh Diploma

Cmi Certificate In Management, Hnc

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