Curriculum Vitae 

Education – Matthew Boulton College (2004-2006)

                  Bournville Secondary School Sixth Form (2002-2004)

                  Bournville Secondary School (1997-2002) 

Qualifications – BTEC National Diploma in Electronics and Electrical Engineering – Pass/Pass/Pass 

‘A’ Level Physical Education - D 

GCSE English Literature - B

GCSE English Language - C

GCSE Mathematics - B

GCSE Science (Double Award) – C/C

GCSE Physical Education – A

GCSE History - C

GCSE IT - Pass

GCSE Religious Education – E

GCSE Graphics – E 

Additional Information – I currently possess a full, clean driving license and a car and my hobbies include playing sport, watching films, and listening to music. 

Work Experience 

[snip] – Structural/Electrical Condition Surveyor – Jan 2007-Present

This role involves working in the mobile telecommunications sector. My duties are to travel to sites (covering the Midlands, Wales, Devon and Cornwall and East Anglia) and conduct maintenance inspection surveys for two of the biggest mobile telecommunications companies in the country. These surveys cover the structural and electrical conditions of the equipment and include everything from antennae maintenance at site through to inspection and maintenance of power supplies, ICNIRP compliance, lightning conductors, fall arrest systems and even repair of perimeter fences and weed control. This can involve climbing the towers using specialist climbing equipment, I have passed an advanced climbers course as well as courses in rooftop and RF awareness and tower rescue, or working at height on rooftops, checking the state of the electrical connections within the meter cabinet and any other task which we are qualified to undertake, i.e. the testing of fall arrest systems and issuing safe to climb certificates. The reports that we produce are written into a PDA, so good communication skills are essential, and sent to the Head Office who will forward them to the company’s website. From this website we can access the reports and complete them. Therefore being computer literate is essential. These reports are covered by an SLA which often means that we are working under pressure to ensure that these are met. 

[snip] – Customer Service Assistant – Oct 2004-Jan 2007

Working at [snip] has provided me with valuable customer service skills. There is a need to deal with customers in a polite and friendly manner as well as being a good listener and perceptive of the customers needs. Providing assistance to both new and existing customers often means being very patient and attentive in addition to being a clear and concise communicator. I have also been called upon to work in the goods in warehouse which involves receiving and unloading the delivery. This can often be strenuous work involving heavy lifting and carrying, however it is something I am more than comfortable with. Working at [snip] has meant that shift work is inevitable, including, on occasions, nights. This is something I have found easy to adapt to.

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