Experience

Options Resourcing Limited

• United Kingdom
• Staffing and Recruiting
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Consultant

  • 2014 - Present

  Options Resourcing is a privately owned recruitment business based out of offices in Central London, Haywards Heath, Southampton and Bristol.We recruit blue and white collar temporary, permanent and contract staff for our clients across the UK within the Construction, Civil Engineering, Mechanical and Electrical, FM, Maintenance and the Built Environment marketplaces.Options Resourcing have developed a hard fought reputation based on 'Delivery' and a devout approach to ‘Quality’ and a strong understand of not only the industry but our client’s individual requirements.



Vertex Resourcing

• United Kingdom
• Staffing and Recruiting
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Consultant

  • 2013 - Present

  Executive Search Consultant focusing on mid-to-senior positions in industries including Consumer Products, Retail and FMCG. With focus on delivering the strongest talent to some of the UK’s best known companies through strong partnerships, I have an excellent network including some of the industry’s brightest talent.Please feel free to make contact to discuss any opportunities that I may be working on. Email: chris@vertexresourcing.comTel: 0208 614 4193



British Sky Broadcasting

• United Kingdom
• Media Production
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Customer Sales Advisor

  • 2011 - 2013

  Inbound call center for the upgrades team



HM Forces (ARMY) Corps of Royal Engineers

• United Kingdom
• Defense & Space
• 700 & Above Employee

• Combat Engineer

  • Dec 2003 - Jul 2010

  Combat Engineering is the generic term given to the military engineering techniques and procedures used primarily - but not exclusively - on the battlefield, by the Royal Engineers. This expertise is common to all sappers and provides the foundation skills and knowledge used on all engineering tasks. Combat Engineering forms the cornerstone of Royal Engineers capability, allowing ‘The Sappers’ to deliver highly flexible and effective engineering solutions in the most challenging environments. More generally speaking, the role of the combat engineer involves facilitating movement and support to friendly forces while impeding that of the enemy.Areas of expertise are summarised as follows:Basic Field Engineering - Knots & lashings, field machines, basic structures, hand & power tools, construction techniques.Water Supply - The production and distribution of drinkable water.Demolitions - The use of explosives.Force Protection - The construction of protective structures and defensive obstacles.Watermanship - The safe operation of military assault craft and outboard motors.Mine Warfare - The location and clearance of explosive devices.Bridging - The construction of purpose-made and improvised bridges to overcome wet and dry gap obstacles.

• Communications Information Systems Specialist (CIS)

  • Dec 2003 - Jul 2010