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Southampton, Gb

Larkhill, England, United Kingdom

Responsible for the co-ordination and execution of outsourcing of over 500 various equipments, including artillery/reconnaissance/support/recovery platform vehicles and a variety of weapon/sighting systems, to Level 3 military repair facilities and specialist civilian organisations.Liaising on a divisional level to ensure equipment availability for a variety of regiments via a MoD wide management System.Creation and implementation of workshop policy and procedures to ensure compliance with a variety of civilian and military engineering standards. Lead auditor to ensure compliance and continuous improvement within the workshop.

Tidworth, England, United Kingdom

Senior manager of a team of 14 individuals, varying in trade and experience. Responsible for the maintenance/inspection/repair and modification of a fleet of approx. 30 tracked and wheeled vehicle platforms (including 14 Challenger 2 MBTs) and over 100 other engineering platforms, including a variety of weapon/sighting/communication systems, totalling over £70m.Responsible for career management of the team, pushing CPD, assisting in the gaining of NVQs, conducting bi-annual appraisals and ensuring the safety of all members.Implementation and adherence to numerous civilian and military engineering standards.

United Kingdom

Attending the REME Artificer course after being selected from a large cohort to conduct a Ministry of Defence (MOD) funded Level 5 diploma in Mechanical Engineering, upon successful completion of all demanding academic and physical pre-requisites.

United Kingdom

Scheduled and instructed technical trade training to ensure a constant flow of tradesmen, at the requirement of the Armed Force’s needs.Utilised Training Administration and Financial Management Information System (TAFMIS) to organise, centralise and collate training pipeline data. Delivered military training to c.100 soldiers on a rolling basis.

United Kingdom

Managed a team responsible for the maintenance and serviceability of over 5000 weapon, sight instruments, engineering systems across several locations.Acted as the focal point for all equipment failure reports, dealing with a range of staff members from juniors to the CO. Explaining in simple terms to the equipment managers the faults with the systems, determining the priority for the maintenance/repair forecast in line with user requirement.

United Kingdom

Supervised a team of weapon system engineers overseeing the maintenance of over 5000 weapon, sight instruments and engineering systems worth in excess of £5m.Ensured maintenance schedules delivered timely results that met customer requirements through clear prioritising’s of tasks. Organised, planned and delivered monthly equipment care briefs to 100’s of people across several locations within the UK,Utilised JAMES (Joint Asset Management and Engineering Solutions) software to efficiently forecast/complete maintenance, record faults and implement modification updates.

Afghanistan

Sole maintainer of the weapon and sight systems in several key strategic Forward Operating Base’s (FOB’s) of A 40+ Fleet of specialised, role specific military vehicles, worth in excess of £15 Million.Working in austere conditions and under strenuous situations. Consistently met deadlines, whilst dealing with the difficulties of mechanical engineering in a desert.

Germany

Member of a specialist mechanical engineering team, ensuring equipment care for Infantry soldiers. Responsible for; maintenance, repairs and modification of a wide range of weapon systems.

United Kingdom

Conducted British Army basic training and initial trade training .