Phil Cheffey

A determined and committed Electrical and Mechanical Engineer with a breadth of experience within maintenance and repairs. Enthusiastic and highly motivated exhibiting a positive attitude in all aspects whether working alone or as part of a team. A Flexible and versatile person with the ability to undertake all tasks ranging from fault finding on existing systems to installation and commissioning of new.

Thriving when under pressure whilst maintaining a professional customer focus and delivering 'right first time' solutions. An excellent communicator and problem solver providing value added practicable solutions in a timely manner. I always ensure that health and safety is at the forefront of my day to day working practices.

A sound understanding and conforming to all company expectations and codes of practice.

Site Service Engineer - BT Openreach

(1997-08)

My job role responsibilities are:

• Working alongside a team of engineers I deliver a high level of customer focused services. This includes new installation, fault rectification and repair of Broadband.
• Work efficiently and professionally within a range of environments; this can be directly for a customer within their home, confined spaces and hot sites (eg Nuclear).
• Out of hours call out team. I pride myself on being
• Selected by management to attend high level complaints and utilise my communication skills alongside my experience to professionally assist them and fulfil customer expectations.
• Offer advice and assistance where required to colleagues/team members.
• Health and Safety and Fire Marshall
• Plant Protection Officer, reporting all damaged plant – renewing/fixing if possible. Arranging contractors to resolve if unable to do so ourselves.

Electrical and Mechanical Maintenance Engineer - Gerber Foods International

(1980 - 1997)

Within this job role, my tasks were:

• Work within a team of approximately 20 engineers ensuring the continuous running of production machinery within the FMCG industry.
• Fault-finding when breakdowns occurred.
• Electrical and mechanical maintenance of machinery such as: welding, turning, soldering, hydraulic press, fitting, working at height and within confined spaces.
• Scheduled PPM tasks to ensure efficient as possible production.
• Regularly covered the supervisory role and completed the maintenance program, including handling the budget for this.
• Working on large systems such as water treatment and effluent plant – changing filters, pumps, tray conveyors and pipework.
• In-house PAT testing on tools used, for example pumps, generators, welders
• This role required me to work efficiently and effectively under high levels of pressure.

City & Guilds 2360 part 2 - Electrical installation theory & practice

City & Guilds 2382 - 17th Edition wiring regulations

City & Guilds Motor Vehicle Mechanics part 2

SCQF Level 5 - Reassessed Signing, Lighting and guarding