Martin Gill 29 Batley Road, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF2
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Martin Gill 29 Batley Road, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF2 0AA Telephone Number 07791‐358000 e‐Mail: [email protected] Date of Birth 15 September1968 Driving License: Full – 26 years – no endorsements / no convictions Personal Profile: A process and innovation driven work ethic has assisted me through 20+ years in the water industry. I have worked my way through positions initially on site and for the last 10+ years into the office environment. This work route had allowed me into the front line build ability of construction operations right back to criteria of contract management/administration and conceptual design. This has allowed me to adopt a whole view approach to decision making within my employers. I have a personal drive to modify or create new ideas that I exercise in my personal and work life and encourage those around me to follow or contribute to this lifestyle. I am self‐motivated and strive for a precise and organised environment; I confront disorder as a challenge. My imagination is well exercised through personal hobbies/goals which include publishing arranged electronic music, woodworking and mountain biking. I am married with children. I have won a number corporate innovation suggestions with previous employers. Employment history: Morrison Utility Service’s. Abel Smith House, Gunnels Wood Road, Stevenage, Hertfordshire. SG1 2ST November 2014 to Present Trunk Main designer‐Yorkshire Water Amp6 contract (Water Infrastructure) 2014 to present Producing large diameter trunk main designs for various techniques including HDD, PIM & Trenching. Production of H&S documentation to support design proposals, RAMS/CDM2015. Creation of 3d proposals where necessary within 3DS Max/SolidWorks/Google Earth Pro/ Sketch Up and LIDAR software environments. Detailing of specific apparatus/materials/pipeline fittings in water infrastructure only. Creation of long section proposals for projects >5Km. Thrust block calculations and ground type identification. Arranging isolations to the water network. Presenting at customer forums, chairing Project Teams, co‐ordinating design production including programmes and design management meetings. Balfour Beatty Utilities Ltd. Thorncliffe Park, Estate, Newton Chambers Rd, Chapeltown, Sheffield. South Yorkshire S35 2PH January 2002 to November 2014 Zonal & Trunk Mains designer‐Yorkshire Water Amp4 contract (Water Infrastructure) 2002 to 2008 Design Manager – Yorkshire Water Amp5 contract (Water Infrastructure) 2008 to 2013 Design/Project Lead – Network Construction Alliance contract (temp secondment) – United Utilities 2013 to 2013 Technical Delivery Manager ‐ @ONE Alliance (WI) 2013 to 2014 (temp secondment) Producing quality driven clean water design proposals in line with current client specification’s either alliance or design and build type contract. To work with the design team function and set the standard for regular client and internal audit qualification. Project Management of work basket on various trunk main projects valued up‐to £13m and identify associated cost saving efficiencies to the project team and local contract(s). Assessment of design capability resource to meet strong deadlines set by Construction and Operational Managers. Close liaison with local Senior Highways & Environmental operators in various UK areas. Attending multiple core/project teams and weekly production team meetings. Analysis and production of work basket/design target costs. Production of Site Specific construction phase plans and design risk assessments. Associated general management duties and design responsibility for the Birkenhead/Sheffield/Barnsley/Manchester/Northampton/Liverpool/Huddersfield/Rotherham/ Trunk Main renewal/cleaning programs. Use of GPS and drone surveys to prove design proposals. John Kennedy Civil Engineering Ltd. Chaddock Lane, Worsley, Manchester, M28 1WX April 2000 to June 2002 Technical Assistant: Working on a major design and build contract for Yorkshire Water Services, as part of a small design / investigation team. Key Duties and Responsibilities include: Team Leader with three team members into Investigation into Water Supply Zones, preparation of reports for submission to Client, arranging for minor works, under pressure connections, cross connections, etc.. Liaising with Local Councils, Fire Brigade, Police and other external sources. Agreeing traffic management proposals and drawing proposals on AutoCAD for approval and submission to traffic management contractor. Programming work for 4 dig gangs, Investigation into Distribution and Trunk mains and monitoring flows, Issuing of Private Notices to land owners and discussion of entry requirements. Providing assistance in overall programme of works to client. Monitoring contract progress for Project Manager. Liaising with asset owners and Investigation of cause and effect into Water network, preparation of detailed Design in minor schemes. Preparation of bids in minor schemes. Submission of all documents to nRASWA. Yorkshire Water Services Ltd. Carlton Road Depot, Barnsley. April 1994 – April 2000. Quality Project Technician & Turnkey on LDTM Working on a major water pipeline rehabilitation contract as part of a large quality check team Key Duties and Responsibilities included: Liaising with the Contractor regarding site quality issues / procedures, negotiating Payments / variations on bid/estimates. Monitoring individual scheme costs (up‐to £1m) Taylor Woodrow Construction (Water Division). Methley Lane, Methley, Leeds January 1994 – April 1996. Site Surveyor Working on a 2 year survey contract for Yorkshire Water Key Duties and Responsibilities On site surveying of existing connections on sewers. Private to public connections and tracing with sondes and C.A.T Scanning equipment. C.A.D design for findings. M.E.T Surveys 10 King Street, Wakefield. June 1993 – Jan 1994 Assistant Land/Building Surveyor A small surveying company carrying out Land and Building surveys. Key Duties and Responsibilities To set up on site Total workstations and theodolites to record topographical levels. To collate and transmit the “on site data” into early C.A.D and LSS drawing applications. Further Education; (Building College and University) BTEC First Diploma in Construction 1988 ‐ 89 (1st DIP) BTEC Ordinary National Diploma (OND) In Building and Civil Engineering 1989 ‐ 91 Structural Mechanics PASS Statistical Math PASS Architecture PASS Communications PASS AppliedMechanics DISTINCTION Design and Scheduling PASS Civil Structures DISTINCTION Planning Issues PASS BTEC Higher National Diploma (HND) In Building and Civil Engineering 1991 ‐93 Architectural detailing MERIT Construction Technology PASS Site Surveying and levelling MERIT Materials in Construction MERIT Construction Science PASS Statistical Mathematics Level 3 PASS Organisation and procedures DISTINCTION Structural detailing PASS Building Construction PASS Civil Engineering Construction PASS Environmental Science PASS Structural Mechanics MERIT Building Regulations PASS Design procedures PASS Common Skills A & B PASS The Built Environment CREDITED Site surveying total workstation and theodolite operations Level 3 MERIT Vocational Certificate in Project Management Leeds Metropolitan University April 1999 to September 2001 Additional Vocational Qualifications: Epoxy Resin Lining trained 1999 HPPE and MDPE welding trained 1998 Confined spaces awareness 2013 NRASWA supervisor qualification. Expired NJUG 10 trained. 2003 Influencing Skills – corporate training CDM training. National Water Hygiene SHEA water network. Professional references [email protected] Solution Engineer (*Clean Water Networks) [email protected] YW Senior Project Manager (*Clean Water Networks) Qualification certificates (.pdf) can be produced upon request. .