Engineering Project
Resume:
Johnathan Edwards
** ******** *****, ******** *****, Woolton, Liverpool L25 0QJ
Phone: 078*-***-**** E-mail: ***********@*****.***
I am a confident, mature, loyal and hard-working individual - I am extremely driven, and enjoy facing challenges head on. I also enjoy working with others, either as a leader or as part of a team. I have the determination and ability to complete tasks to a very high standard and to set deadlines by using my own initiative and my diverse experience in fabrication and welding. I feel now is the time to further my career prospects and to further widen my experience and expertise.
Key Skills:
Ability to read isometric fabrication and installation drawings.
Experienced in production of stainless steel, aluminium, carbon steel and welding.
Qualified in MIG, MMA, Flux Core and TIG Welding.
Excellent communication skills.
Complies with and conforms to all Health & Safety regulations.
Organised and methodical in working towards targets and deadlines.
Qualifications:
NVQ Level 2 Fabrication and Welding Engineering - Structural Steelwork (achieved 2010):
Complying with Statutory Regulations and Organisational Safety Requirements
Using and Interpreting Engineering Data and Documentation
Working Efficiently and Effectively in Engineering
Producing Fillet Welded Joints Using a Manual Welding Process
Marking Out components for Fabrication
Cutting Materials Using Saws and Abrasive Discs
Producing Holes Using Drilling Machines
NVQ Level 3 Fabrication and Welding Engineering - Structural Steelwork (achieved 2013):
Complying with Statutory Regulations and Organisational Safety Requirements
Using and Interpreting Engineering Data and Documentation
Working Efficiently and Effectively in Engineering
Welding Materials by the Manual Metal-arc Process
Marking Out Components for Metalwork
Joining Fabricated Components Using Mechanical Fasteners
Producing Fillet Welded Joints Using a Manual Welding Process
Cutting Materials Using Saws and Abrasive Discs
Producing Structural Steel Ancillary Components
Producing Major Structural Components/Sub-assemblies
CCNSG Safety passport
Interests:
Watching and playing football – I have played for my local club, and also enjoy playing recreationally with friends
Travelling – I enjoy visiting new locations end enjoying different cultures where possible
Spending time with family and friends, as well as visiting the gym regularly
Languages:
English (native) and French (basic)
Education and Training:
1999 – 2005 Saint Francis Xaviers College
10 GCSEs achieved, including English Literature and Mathematics
2005 – 2006 Knowsley Community College
City and Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Adult Literacy
Employment History:
2005 – 2014 Arena Engineering
My first employee was Arena Engineering as a Fabricator/Welder, where my role included interaction with clients and colleagues from varying backgrounds. Arena Engineering is a family run business, for whom I worked for Nine years. I am given tasks which enable me to use my own initiative and strive for completion. I regularly work with mild steel plate from 3mm to 25mm thick, rolled steel sections and stainless steel sheet. I am also a competent welder, whether using MMA or MIG, on mild or stainless steels.
2014- Present Cammell Lairds Ship repairers & Shipbuilders
Nuvia project; 17th march- mid July
My first project was constructing a rig that nuvia could run tests on. As this project was nuclear work the tolerances I was working to was +/- 1mm. This project involved cutting using band saws, grinders with slitter discs and the use of oxy- acetylene burning equipment. Marking out components to be drilled with mag/base drills. This job was to a high standard with every component scrutinised thoroughly.
Alliance project; mid July 2014- present
I am currently working on the alliance aircraft project my duties so far have been; working on structures from pulling plates together ranging from 6mm thick up to 50 mm thick plate and fitting bulkheads also involved on structures was dogging down girders and fitting carlings.
Outfitting; working on outfitting department involves the making off and fitting off pipe supports and seats. I would be reading and interpreting fabricaion drawings using a range of tools and equipment which I am fully efficient in.
References available upon request
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