James Stewart Reilly - Curriculum Vitae
Name: James Stewart Reilly
Address: ** ***** *****
Johnstone
Renfrewshire
PA5 8TP
UK
Telephone: 015**-******
Mobile:
Email: ***************@*******.**.**
Eligibility to work: U K Passport, EU eligible to work
Personal Profile & Key Skills:
I am a highly experienced Mechanic who has the ability to work on a variety of
machinery including domestic, Commercial Haulage, plant and military Vehicles. I
am fluent in English, Dutch and German languages and am prepared to work
anywhere within the EU and abroad. I am available for work immediately
Wide variety of Mechanic Experience
In depth knowledge of Scania, Volvo, Mercedes and military vehicles
Thorough understanding of MIG, Gas and Arc welding
Adept whilst working with hydraulics, electrics and mechanical systems
Own Tools supplied
E mployment & Career History:
2013(July- Nov) Mechanic
Mechanic engaged on repair and maintenance of vehicles in the fleet of East
Ayrshire Council.
2013(Mar- Apr) Mechanic
Mechanic working on repairs and maintenance of small fleet of buses at Riverside
Buses Barrhead.
2012(Sept-Dec) Mechanic
Working for KBR Ltd, through ATA agency at KAF (Kandahar Airport),
Afghanistan. Doing diagnostics, troubleshooting and repair of any equipment on
K AF.
2012(Apr- May) Mechanic
For Aggreko, assembling portable generators for Olympic Games venues.
2012(Feb- Apr) Technician
Assembling disabled access ramps in taxi cabs for Allied Vehicles, Glasgow.
2011(July- Dec) Mechanic
Working for All Hands Technichie Uitzenbureau, mostly for MCA Alkmaar working
on Volvo front loaders, and a variety of other equipment as required.
2011(Feb-May) Mechanic
Short term contract in Kuwait for ITT Contractors through TXM Recruitment
Agency. Work was at Arifjan camp. My time in Kuwait finished with teaching
mechanics to foreign nationals, bringing them up to speed on the correct way to
service American military vehicles.
2010 Mechanic
At XXL Bousupport Netherlands on Corus, mainly working on heavy earth- moving
machinery including dump trucks, front loaders and tracked diggers moving slag
back to the steel works. As the company Harsco is Canadian, most equipment was
Caterpillar .
2007 - 2009 Mechanic
Working for Stratec/Bergland at various garages in the Amsterdam area.
2006 - 2007 Mechanic
Mechanic on Renault Trucks at Van Spreewell at Hilvarnbeek and Harpert.
2006 G round Services Mechanic
Mechanic at Schipol Airport working on KLM specialised ground vehicles including
cargo and baggage handling vehicles. Also for Stockviss at Schipol servicing and
repairing scissor-type trucks for aircraft loading .
2005 - 2006 Storeman/Mechanic
Mechanic and storesman for ITT Lynsack.
2004 - 2005 Mechanic
Agency work for Den Haag fire brigade and for Renault Amsterdam.
Working for the American Army, 6 months at 32 Signals, at Darmstadt as mechanic,
doing deadline and third shop work, followed by 5 months as Senior Mechanic for
ground service vehicles at 127 ASB, Hanau, which mostly consisted of Oskofh
fuellers .
2000 - 2003 H GV mechanic
For a number of agencies at various locations in the Netherlands, on the following
t ypes of vehicles:- IVECO, DAF, MAN, Mercedes and Scania. Much of this contract
work was for Beers Scania at Roermond, Arnhem, Joure, Someren and Utrecht. In
addition there was a period of several months at Mercedes, Eindhoven, and one year
mechanic at Volvo Tilburg.
1999 Mechanical Fitter
Three months in Libya for Wortex Ltd., rebuilding gas compressors.
1998 P roduction Operative
Three months working for Maxwell Bruce Agency at Fullerton’s, Gourock, doing
i nitial testing on IBM Computers.
1996 - 1999 Owner/Operator
Worked on a self-employed basis as a general motor mechanic, as well as an on-call
service as HGV mechanic for R.Millar Ltd.,
1998 P lant Mechanic
Wm. Tracy Mechanic, mainly repairing heavy plant, forklifts, and heavy
hydraulic lifting trucks.
1984 - 1995 H GV Mechanic
T. Houston, Burnbrae Rd, Linwood. Mechanic, 110/111/112 Scanias. Also did
electrical repairs, fitting radios and all repairs to Abersprecher night heaters.
Early 1970s Mechanic
Worked at Glasgow Airport on all vehicles for cargo and baggage handling and
f ireservice vehicles, under both Glasgow Corporation and British Airport Authority.
Education:
Johnstone High School
“O” Levels M athematics, Physics, Chemistry, English, Arithmetic,
Mechanics, Technical Drawing.
H ighers M athematics, Physics, Chemistry, Engineering Drawing,
Science.
Paisley Technical College
Completed 1st year of BSc Mechanical Engineering Course. This included
t hree weeks of Engineering Workshop.
V.C.A. (2010)
UK Armed Forces
154 R.C.T. 221 Sqn R.E.M.E. (attached) T.A. - progressed to rank of corporal.
T rades passed:- Class I Vehicle Mechanic
Class III Recovery Mechanic
Class III Electrical Mechanic
Interests:
I was the only motorcycle mechanic in my squadron as this had been an interest
since the age of 16 (I still like classic motorcycles). I started welding in 1974 - at
which time I was using mainly gas welding equipment, and some pure arc. Later I
more often used Mig. In the Netherlands, some of my work has been the repair and
fabrication of parts for three axle steer trailers. I also have interests in other
subjects such as model making, motorcycle & car repairs, fishing, reading, eating
out, and travel.
Excellent References available upon Request.