Curriculum Vitae

Frank Wilson11 Allerton WalkEggbucklandPlymouthPL6 5RZ

Tel: 01752 246097 or Mobile 07429543168ProfileI am a very keen, hard working and reliable. I can work unsupervised alone as well as playing an important role as a team member in any given situation and work well under pressure. I am a good listener but can be firm and decisive when required. I have excellent communication skills and enjoy problem solving. I have full commitment and am highly motivated to achieve the best possible standards for myself and that of my employer.I am computer literate in Microsoft applications including Excell and Power point and I am able to produce spreadsheets and Power point presentations if required. I am now finding myself in a position where my skills previously acquired, and life skills can be used to contribute positively to any given work situation.

EducationAttended Widey Technical Secondary school, Plymouth and gained 6 O levels in English, Maths, Art, Geography, Physics and Chemistry and 3 CSE’s in English literature, French and Religious Education.I have a City and Guilds certificate in Accident Investigation and Reconstruction techniques.I have BIIAB certification for door supervisors and I am a Personal Licence holder in regard to licensed premises.I also have a current first aid certificate, asbestos awareness and hold an ECS and CSCS card.

Employment1977 - 1978 Glanville Printers – Peverell – no longer trading. Graphic designer - reason for leaving appointment as Electrical Fitter Apprentice HM Dockyard.1978 – 1984 HM Dockyard Plymouth Electrical Fitter Apprentice 4 years plus 2 years Guidance missiles – reason for leaving – joined Devon and Cornwall Police – 1984 – 2009 Devon and Cornwall Constabulary Police officer – reason for leaving – retired 30 years pensionable service 2009 – 2010 Self employed gardener Gardening and tree felling - offered job with AP Electrical Contractors as electrical labourer pending updating electrical qualifications to 17th Edition 2010 – 2013 AP Electrical Contractors Self Employed electrician – domestic installations with Plymouth Community Homes2013 – 20 Feb 2015 AP Electrical Contractors Employee – logistics/stores – Western Power Installer . Currently employed for the last 14 months as the ECL Site manager in Plymouth for all electrical works .23 Feb 2015 - present British Gas trading as ECL Contracts Employee – Site Manager

InterestsI am a keen Scuba diver qualified to Rescue Diver and at present training for my Divemaster qualification and looking to becoming a dive Instructor in the future.

Achievements

H.M.Dockyard : On conclusion of my 4 year Electrical Fitter apprenticeship I achieved the E.E.T.P.U Union award as best Electrical Fitter apprentice over the 4-year apprenticeship.Devon and Cornwall Police: Following basic training was awarded the Elliot Cup which was the Commandants award for personal achievement and helping other colleagues to achieve their best potential.Following my probationary period I studied for and passed my written and practical promotion Examination to the rank of Sergeant.Having spent 9 years on the traffic division I studied for 2 years and obtained a City and Guilds Certification in Accident and Vehicle Investigation, being only one of six officers at that time qualified in that role in the Devon and Cornwall policing area. During my 8 years on the Vehicle investigation I introduced a safe working plan in dealing with anti-social behaviour and the theft of and subsequent arson of stolen motor vehicles. This plan was adopted by the Devon and Cornwall Constabulary together with the Fire Brigade and local authorities charged with dealing with the respective issues. My role as a Detective within the Vehicle Investigation unit also enabled me to produce, and present a power-point presentation to police officers and local authority staff on the health and safety issues with dealing with stolen and burnt out motor vehicles. AP Electrical Contractors: Having initially being taken on as an Electrical labourer I studied and re qualified to the latest 17th edition requirements. Following 2 years of domestic installations I was tasked with quality checking the work of other employees and tasking them to correct their mistakes to a standard required by Plymouth Community Homes. During this period I also identified due to an obvious lack of cohesion between the individual site managers, the need for a new position of Stores manager/Logistics officer within the organisation. I produced and presented an action plan to best tackle the problem. This action plan was adopted and worked successfully to assist not only in the ordering and dissemination of the stores required but also enabled the company to list expense against income for each property completed.Whilst with AP Electrical Contractors I have obtained a certificate in Asbestos Awareness and currently hold a valid First Aid Certificate

British Gas : Since starting with British Gas as a site manager I have attended the following courses . t Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) courseCISRS basic Scaffold Inspection Course.Face Fit Train the Trainer course .I have enrolled for a NVQ Level 6 Diploma in Construction Site Management Building and Civil Engineering.

Having started as a site manager for the ECO scheme with Plymouth Community Homes I have no progressed on the private home owner scheme overseeing the complete programme from when the home owner signs their contract for the commencement of works through to their completion and hand over . I am also the holder of a Security Industry Door Supervisors qualification and a Personal Licence Holder in regard to Licensed premises.

Other InformationDue to the nature of specific roles that I have undertaken within the Police I am able to take detailed methodical statements and prepare reports which although have to contain some specialist information are written in a manner which can be both understood by specialists yet worded in a manner that members of the public sitting as jurors could understand.I am able to communicate with people from all walks of life from tenants of Plymouth Community homes up to senior management. From my supervisory role within the Police service I have been required to make hard but informed decisions in regard to employment, personal and social issues in regard to staffing. I am able to accept responsibility for my actions and those of others working under my direct control. I am not backward in coming forward and if in doubt about any issue I will always seek advice.