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Seeking employment in the Hamilton Area.
PERSONAL DETAILS
RELEVANT SKILLS & STRENGTHS
Exceptional ability to communicate and build relationships with people from a diverse range of backgrounds as demonstrated in the roles of Self EmployedMechanic and as a Fire Safety Officer
Experienced in Mechanical repairs to all types of motor vehicles and identifying assessing and decorating as demonstrated in the role of Building Maintenance Worker and as Building Superintendent.
Proficient in building and maintenance programmes
Financial management and debt recovery demonstrated in the role of self-employed Mechanic.
Experienced in completing accurate reports within limited timeframe.
Current driver’s licenses 1 2 3 4 5 & 6
Ability to make decisions and take responsibility for it.
Knowledge and experience of the interpretation of New Zealand Standards specifications and acts relevant to building and fire safety.
Highly proficient in the handling and storage of fuels, oils, and lubricants having been the Non Commissioned Officer in charge of this Department in the RNZAF.
Ability to access, analyse and evaluate situations in a practical and logical manner.
EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY
Mechanic
Self-employed, Hamilton
Responsibilities:
Customer service
All aspects of mechanical and electrical maintenance/service on motor vehicles
Financial management
Debt recovery
Day to day running of a business 1997 - 2008
- concurrent with the above
Building Maintenance Contractor
Hamilton
Responsibilities:
Identifying and assessing building maintenance requirements
All aspects of building maintenance work
Customer service
Record keeping 1997 - 2008
Training Consultant
Responsibilities:
Tutoring
Course preparation
Marking assignments and preparing student reports
Work placement for students
Networking for work opportunities
Life skills training 1994 - 1997
Safety Officer
England
Responsibilities:
Regular inspection of buildings
Identifying safety hazards and developing prevention procedures
Liaison with police and local council
Report writing
Staff training/lectures
Budgeting 1991 - 1994
Building Superintendent
Waikato Museum, Hamilton
Responsibilities:
Supervising all building services
Managing all maintenance
Maintaining security including building protection, fire safety and security
Supervising security staff
Report writing
Annual budgeting 1989 - 1990
Chief Fire Safety Officer
Responsibilities:
Regular inspection of all buildings
Identifying and preventing potential fire hazards
Report writing
Staff training and supervision
Organising and supervising seminars and fire drills
Liaising with Chief Executive Officers, Council, Architects, Consultants and Fire Service
Budgeting 1975 - 1989
Aircraft Mechanic
Royal NZ Air Force, Auckland/Christchurch
Responsibilities:
NCO Rank Corporal In charge of fuels, oils and lubricants Department and the refuelling of service aircraft.
Basic Engineering Training
Maintenance on service aircraft 1969 - 1975
Diesel Mechanic
Hamilton
Responsibilities:
Servicing of diesel injectors and engine rebuilds.
Calibration of pumps 1966 - 1968
RELEVANT EDUCATION & TRAINING
Basics of Fire Engineering – Waikato Technical InstituteFire Safety – New Zealand School of Correspondence
Certificate in Adult Teaching Parts 1 & 2 – Waikato Polytechnic
Sales Person Certificate – New Zealand Real Estate Institute
Peak Performance Selling – Brian Tracey
Construction Safety Course – Brooklands Technical College
- Safety and Standards regarding Building Construction
Occupational Safety and Health Course
- Risk and Safety Management
- Implementation of Accident Prevention and Occupational Health in Industry
Site Safe Building Construction Passport
L1 Basic Traffic Control
MEMBERSHIPS
Member of the International Institute of Work and Safety Management (Great Britain)
INTERESTS
Motor Sport – Rebuilding and showing cars. Currently owner of a 1964 Classic Chev Impala
Running
Diving
Rugby/League
Squash
ACHIEVEMENTS
Buying a double block garage and converting it into a townhouse with full Council Building Compliance Certificate. Sold at a profit of 300%.
Rebuilding a 1966 Ford Mustang which was successful in winning the all American Ford Concourse.
REFEREES
Available on request
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