Experience

Hiab UK

• United Kingdom
• Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Logistics Controller

  • Feb 2023 - Present



Classic Car Mechanic

• Business Owner

  • Jul 2022 - Feb 2023



Hiab UK

• United Kingdom
• Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Trainee Application Engineer

  • Mar 2022 - Sep 2022

• Electrical and mechanical fitter

  • Dec 2018 - Sep 2022

  Hiab is a worldwide company that mass produces a vast amount of machinery such as cranes, hook loaders, skip loaders etc. • I fit lorry loader cranes from the electrics to the hydraulics to mounting the cranes itself to the lorry. I am constantly looking at wiring and hydraulic schematics.• I also fabricate and weld the subframes from the drawings provided.• From being at Hiab i have also receivehombre training such as, Fork lift ( in house )overhead crane ( in house )lorry loader licence for Hiabs (Allmi) Slinger/signaller licence (Allmi)scissor lift licence ( Ipaf) Show less



A-Plant

• Construction
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Plant Fitter

  • Sep 2015 - Dec 2018

  • Mechanical and electrical repairs. For example, 2 stroke/4 stroke engines, diesel engines and electrical tooling like, vacuums, medium and heavy breakers. • I learnt how to operate and use the Ashtead operating system to report repairs and finish job cards. Once repaired and cleaned up I complete the paperwork to say its ready for hire. • I have set targets of completing 10 jobs a day and once a particular piece of equipment is requested from a customer I have until the end of the day to make sure its ready and all good to go. This helps me with my prioritizing my skills. Show less



Westley foundry

• Foundry apprentice

  • Sep 2014 - Sep 2015

  Westley’s was one of the last foundry groups in the west midlands. Within this company I learnt from the best mentors from the machine shop, quality, maintenance and foundry departments. Working with each department I learnt a variety of skills from • Welding, fabricating. • Electrical and mechanical repairs from lathes, 3 phase machines, gearboxes, drive shafts and servicing the machines, every three months. • When working in the maintenance department I also did a project which involved the foundry having a new cooling system built in, by using solar panels and very large fans which would cool down the furnace. We did this, so the company could improve their profits and save money. • Within the quality department I learnt how to inspect and correct the samples from the furnace. This is so they had the right mixture in the furnace before casting metals. • I also learnt how to operate a lathe and cnc machines. This could be cuts from 10mm to 100th of a inch, if not smaller. This has helped me with my numerical skills. Show less