Objective
Continue with the ongoing development of a career as a Mechanical Engineer, and join an established organisation requiring an experienced, disciplined and dedicated operator seeking a career path based on performance.
Having contributed a substantial working career as a Mechanical Fitter, career objective is to progress to positions as Maintenance Planner/Coordinator, Field Engineer or equivalent, and have technical responsibilities for the overall administration of service and planning of maintenance schedules, coordination and management of projects, including staff supervision, training and leadership to ensure reduced machine down time, completion of contracts within a safe working environment, and within Company budget recommendations.
Concurrent to daily practical functions, both self and employer sponsored courses and training will be maintained for ongoing theoretical qualifications toward advancement opportunities of higher responsibility.
Experience
10 Yrs Royal Australian Navy Marine Technician. Engineroom Watchkeeping Certificate (CODOG). Gas Turbine/Propulsion Diesel maintainence. Responsible to Officer of the Watch (OOW)
Education
1994: Maryborough State High School
Queensland
Australia
Level: Yr. 12
Tertiary/Technical
1995 - 1997: Royal Australian Navy
Course: Initial Technical Training
(Marine Technician/Mechanical Fitter)
Certification
- Certificate III in Marine Technician.
- Certificate IV in Workplace Assessment & Training.
- Certificate IV in Engineering.
- Engineroom Watchkeeping Cert. (CODOG)
- Basic Electrical Applied Skills & Technology.
- Electrical Applied Skills & Technology.
- Electronic Applied Skills & Technology.
- NREL 01/02 Electrical disconnect/Reconnect
- Technical Training Coordinators Course.
- The Workplace Assessors Course.
- The Workplace Assessors Practical Course.
- Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET)
Frequent Flyer Course.
- Machinery Watch Keeping Certificate.
- Microsoft Word, Excel & Powerpoint.
- Gas Turbine (LM 2500) Maintenance Course.
- Scuba Air Course.
- Competency Log Marine Technician.
- Equity & Diversity Awareness.
- Shore Fire Fighting Course.
- RAN Initial First Aid Course and annual requalification
Courses.
- OH & S Induction.
- UK Rail Track possession course
- UK Rail Protection Master course
- UK Rail Site Person In Charge (SPIC) Course
- UK Rail Lifts and Escalators safety awareness course
- UK Rail fire and safety course
Skils
Problem solving and decision making skills in a technical
engineering field. Sound perception skills and ability to
implement appropriate measures to achieve desired results.
Demonstrated interpersonal skills and ability to liaise with
people at all levels. Ability to initiate and adapt to change.
Effective “people management” and training skills.
Fault finding, rectification and technical reporting skills.
Dedicated, assertive and flexible work attitude. Practical “hands on” approach. Ambitious and interested in furthering career.
Conscientious and confident in own abilities.
Performance oriented and commercially aware.
Logical, precise and thorough.
Hard working, reliable and accommodating.
Open minded, approachable and helpful.
Capacity to show initiative and be proactive in all facets
of work.Able to work under pressure and meet schedules in a
demanding situation.
Well developed work habits, willing to take the initiative
and accept responsibility.
Able to operate independently and as part of a multi
disciplined team.
Once directed, able to complete any task to the required
level.
Able to coordinate workload and set and work to priorities
with excellent time management skills.
Able to cope with multiple tasks.
Received the Australian Active Service Medal and the
Afghanistan medal for eleven months active duty in the Middle East on board HMAS Arunta. (2002)
Received the Australian Service Medal for six months
active duty in East Timor on board HMAS Anzac. (2000)