John Eade

Address: ** ****** *****, ****. **** *FJ

Phone number: +44-749*-******

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/john-eade-699a6112a Email: adpk7c@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

Sept 2015-July 2019

Sept 2011-July 2015

The University of Manchester

First Class (Hons) MEng Chemical Engineering with Industrial Experience (79%)

Modules Studied: Chemical Engineering Design, Computation, Mathematics, Momentum Mass and Heat Transfer, Thermodynamics, Chemical Reaction Engineering, Biotechnology and Environmental Engineering, Distillation and Absorption, Utility Systems, Solid Fluid Systems and Engineering Safety

Dissertation: 70 page report based on a piece of feasibility work carried out during my placement year entitled ‘Energy Optimisation of Line 4 Oven’ which focusing on a mixture of lean and hard engineering solutions to reduce energy consumption in the oven.

Final Year Design Project: Sustainable production of Ethylene Oxide producing food grade Carbon Dioxide as a bi-product. Including individual detailed design of PSA adsorbtion columns to remove water from CO2 rich feed.

British School of Brussels

A-Levels: Maths (A*), Physics (A), Chemistry (A), Further Maths (A)

AS Levels: Global Perspectives (A), EPQ entitled “Can Formula 1 become an environmentally sustainable sport?” (A*)

GSCES: 12 (9A*, 3A) including Mathematics and English

WORK EXPERIENCE

Sept 2019 - Present

June 2017-June 2018

Mar 2012-Aug 2016

Associated British Foods, Plc

Manufacturing FLM (Sept 2021 – Present)

Currently I am working as an operations shift manager, responsible for the 2 new plants I helped install. I am directly responsible for the management of 30 operators on my shift with the assistance of a process leader.

Central Project Engineer (Oct 2020 – present)

During my year working as a central project engineer I worked on projects including a proposed factory extension, retrofitting 3 existing bread lines to make new products with a CAPEX of £6m and installing new semi-automated packaging equipment on a naan bread line. Responsibilities on these projects included liaising with suppliers to create detailed machine designs, organising removal and installation of new equipment, drawing up contracts for suppliers, editing CAD drawings, commissioning, de-snagging and contractor control.

Maintenance Planner (April 2020 – October 2020)

Spent 6 months working as a maintenance planner in Allied Bakeries in Liverpool – creating work schedules for the 10 shift engineers on site including planning weekly shutdowns and an annual shutdown for one of the pancake lines. This required working closely with hygiene and manufacturing to ensure smooth running of shutdowns. I was also responsible for collating and running weekly downtime meetings. In addition to this I undertook projects whilst on site to update and improve PMs across multiple assets and carried out improvements to the interface of our asset maintenance portal to make it easier for operators and engineers to use.

Shift Engineer (September 2019 – March 2020)

Spent 7 months working as part of the engineering maintenance team on shift at Allied Bakeries in Stevenage. Received training in mechanical and electrical maintenance, IOSH managing safely and obtained IPAF 3a and 3b license. Involved in reactive and preventive maintenance as part of a shift team and worked on 2 annual shutdowns.

Mars, Incorporated

Product and Process Implementation (PPI) Industrial Placement Student

My primary function during this placement was to implement new packaging formats, recipes and technologies. I managed a variety of projects in which it was my job to ensure all the risk assessments and trials were in place to ensure successful implementation of these new ideas into the factory. This required working cross functionally with teams such as logistics, commercial and engineering – as well as working closely with my immediate team to run trials and analyse the results. I also lead a cross functional project with the 5 other placement students aimed at improving the outreach of Mars’ university recruitment. As part of this group we produced Mars’ first ever Facebook live video for a Q&A on graduate schemes and internships.

British School of Brussels Tennis Academy

Started as a volunteer for 90 minutes per week, which progressed into paid part-time assistant coaching work after 12 months. My job was to teach groups of 5-10 year olds from a variety of different multi-cultural backgrounds, as well as devising training exercises and lesson plans.

POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY AND AWARDS

BP Perry Book Prize

Award for excellent academic performance in the first year of university.

Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award

Planned and undertook an 80km walk in the Brecon Beacons in a group of 7. Met other award requirements by: teaching and playing for the school tennis team, undertaking guitar lessons and completing a 5 day robotics course.

ADDITIONAL SKILLS

Languages

IT

Public Speaking

English: Native speaker.

French: Passed A2 level French Course at CLT Summer Course in July 2016. Lived in French speaking region of Belgium between the ages of 14 and 18.

Proficient in Microsoft Office and have used Excel to analyse laboratory data and model scenarios by changing different variables. Competent in using MATLAB programming software, HYSYS chemical process modelling software, AuoCAD drawing software and Mainsaver asset maintenance software.

Provided numerous presentations to students interested in joining Mars as part of their graduate recruitment program. Attended 2014 THIMUN conference which allowed me to improve my public speaking by regularly addressing a room of 200 fellow delegates.

INTERESTS

-Guitarist, former member of a band called ‘Breaching the Border.’

-Tennis club player at West Heaton tennis club, represented my school in tournaments.

-Ex-county level golfer, current member at Reddish Vale Golf Club.

REFERENCES

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