Experience

Timberwise (UK) Ltd

• United Kingdom
• Construction
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Surveyor

  • Nov 2021 - Present



Self-employed

• Derby

• Carpenter & Joiner

  • Dec 2009 - Present

  Being self employed is to manage and sustain work in my field, from advertising, answering calls from potential customers, surveying, designing and fitting kitchens, basic plumbing, 1st & 2nd Fixing, flooring, ordering materials, sourcing materials, fitting of all works, project managing, completion of all paperwork, book keeping, Being self employed is to manage and sustain work in my field, from advertising, answering calls from potential customers, surveying, designing and fitting kitchens, basic plumbing, 1st & 2nd Fixing, flooring, ordering materials, sourcing materials, fitting of all works, project managing, completion of all paperwork, book keeping,



Peter Cox Property Services

• Risley, Derby

• Technician - Surveyor

  • Aug 2014 - Oct 2021



Solaglas Windowcare

• Rotherham

• Surveyor

  • Jul 2004 - Dec 2009

  As a surveyor my duties were to meet with customers, survey damage to their properties by burglary, accidental damage, storm damage or any insurance claim to their property, regulary inspect buildings for damage and water ingrest for insurance purposes, I was required to do a detail report and survey using laser equipment if required regarding the customers claims, this included risk assessments and photographic evidences. I would travel long distances, keeping to the companies KPI and completing jobs on the first visits if possible, being a trained and competent locksmith was a big advantage. Whist working in the office environment I worked with computers and other general office equipment, I worked to deadlines, targets and organised appointments I liaise with different members of the company, including dealing personnel regarding the sourcing and ordering of materials of specialised work. One of my previous roles within the company was to improve the companies repair ratio which was at 35%, at that point it should have been minimum 55%, within a year I had successfully improved this figure and the ratio improved from 35% up to 76%. Show less



Highway Emergency Services

• Derby

• Service Engineer - Depot Manager

  • Jun 1997 - Jun 2004

  Working as a Service Engineer my responsibilities were fitting Timber, UPVC & Aluminum doors and windows, glazing, locks and also emergency call outs. During this time I was promoted to Surveyor, I would meet all customers to determine cause of damage to properties and would make the decision if the damage was repairable or replaceable, using lasers to conduct fine tolerance and Proliner measuring equipment if necessary. I was then promoted to Assistant Manager. My duties and responsibilities where to manage the team, and to be first point of contact for any customer or staff queries that could not be dealt with on the shop floor. I put together a monthly finance reports. I Ordered materials, dealt with suppliers and worked on internal systems. I was also the first point of contact for the Commercial glazing for the Central & Midlands area for the Company, which required all glass surveyed, ordered, arranged glass to be delivery and fitted. Promoted to Depot Manager I was overseeing the running of the depot, dealing with higher management, months ending figures, dealing with complaints and doing staff appraisals and interviews. Show less