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Michael Stuart

Apprentice bricklayer

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3 Wincham avenue, Liverpool, L24 1WSMember since June 14, 2026
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About

Currently I am looking for a new position which will further me in my career and somewhere I can demonstrate my skills. I am a motivated individual who strives to achieve a very high standard in any aspect of my job. I enjoy being part of a successful and productive team and thrive for challenging work. I have the ability to concentrate and can work under pressure. I am very reliable, enthusiastic and have a good attitude towards others.

Experience

Apprentice bricklayer

(2004-01 - 2007-12)

Whilst training to be a bricklayer in college I had many different apprentices, which helped me gain my qualification in the construction industry.

  • General laboring i.e. passing bricks/blocks and materials to the professional bricklayer
  • Tidying round the workspace
  • Mixing materials
  • Digging footings for houses and walls
  • Levelling
  • Laying sand for block paving
  • General brick work i.e. building single, double and cavity walls, extensions and home remodeling
  • Creating brick patterns using specialty bricks/blocks and using a variety of bricklaying techniques to match a range of jobs

Laborer - Knowsley Housing Trust

(2010-04 - 2010-10)

During my time at Knowsley Housing Trust, which was a placement through Fusion, I undertook tasks with various trades including Joiners, Electricians and Plasterers assisting them in carrying out their day-to-day roles that included fitting plastic doors and windows, general joinery, partial rewires, and carrying out electrical checks.

Earthing Assistant - MDA Rail

(2012-06 - 2013-07)

I worked for MDA Rail as an earthing assistant following the successful completion of a personal track safety course (PTS) in June 2012.

  • Going out and isolating the track by assisting in the application of earthing cables to overhead structures and line equipment
  • Bonding in order for the track to be made safe
  • Allowing others to work
  • Taking on the responsibility of my own safety and the safety of those around me working in a hazardous environment

Linesman (OLEC 2) - Colas Rail - Pudding Mill Lane OLE portal modification, part of cross rail project

(2013-07 - 2014-08)

  • Maintaining and installing neutral sections
  • Basic small part steel works
  • Gained tickets to drive Manitou machines, evo machines and neo tech machines

Linesman (OLEC 2-3) - Carillion Cross Rail

(2014-08 - 2018-05)

  • Small part Steel Works
  • Installing Portals, Landing Legs, TTC's
  • Running new wire for example Contact, Catenary, ATF, Earth wire
  • Cutting in insolation
  • Installing tensorex
  • Working on CU1 materials as well as Mark 1, 2, 3
  • Small tools duties
  • Bonding

OLEC 3 Linesman - Amey

(2018-05 - 2019-05)

  • Small part steel
  • Wire runs
  • Terminating wire runs
  • Cutting in insolation
  • Installing portals
  • Installing switching sps

OLEC 3 Linesmen - SPL Rail

(2019-05 - 2020-12)

Rail Op – OLEC 3 Linesmen / supervisor - Brent cross / Core Valley Lines, Wales. Paddington – Morris Line switching. (SFI Project)

(2020-01)

Continuing on with similar duties as an OLEC 3 I progressed onto a supervisor role. Here I managed a team of 10-20 persons in which I dictated their roles in an efficient and safely manner.

  • Main part steel
  • Wire runs
  • SPS
  • Registration
  • Cutting in insolation

Education

Information Technology, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science, English Literature, English Language - Brookfield High School (1999-01 - 2004-12)

Knowsley Community College (2004-01 - 2006-12)

Skills

Apprentice bricklayer

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