1. Ben Bean 0401 327 212
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Ben Bean
59 Campaspe Street, Wodonga. VIC 3690 l 0401 327 212 l benbean12@gmail.com
A highly experienced Maintenance Fitter with strong manufacturing, engineering and production,
knowledge, which has been developed over the past 12 years. A consistent and reliable work
history, backed by numerous qualifications and further study.
A vast array of skills and knowledge applicable to all maintenance roles. Possesses a strong
mechanical and technical aptitude with the ability to create design solutions to engineering
problems. A good communicator with a strong understanding of occupational health and safety.
Preventative Maintenance Mechanical Design Pneumatics
Quality Assurance TIG Welding (Stainless) OHS/WHS
Hydraulics Lathe Work Timber Work
Strong mechanical aptitude
Demonstrated experience of high quality maintenance work. Industry specific skills and
knowledge that have been developed through continual ‘hands-on’ design and keeping abreast
of new technologies.
Honesty, integrity and strong work ethic
Possess strong interpersonal skills and work well in any team environment. Possess an inherent
understanding that honesty, integrity and hard work foster and build long lasting relationships
with colleagues and management.
Demonstrated communication skills
Proven written and verbal communication skills developed over years of effective reporting and
communicating between all levels of an organisation.
Proven health and safety knowledge
Possesses many years of adhering to work health and safety regulations with an inherent
understanding of the importance of safe work practices.
2003 – Current Maintenance Fitter Wilsons Transformers, Wodonga
2010 – 2013 Fitter/Boilermaker Steve Northey Engineering, Wodonga
CAREER PROFILE
KEY ATTRIBUTES
CAREER OVERVIEW
KEY SKILLS
2. Ben Bean 0401 327 212
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2003 - Current
Wilsons Transformers, Wodonga
Established in 1933 with a proud history, Wilson Transformer Company is a leading specialist in
the delivery of transformer solutions. In a changing world, organisations are increasingly turning
to their specialist skills to meet their technical, safety and environmental challenges. From their
manufacturing base in Wodonga they deliver solutions to a wide variety of industries and
customers around the world. These include electricity generators, transmission and distribution
organisations as well as a variety of heavy and light industrial users. They also meet the often
complex needs of the mining, oil and gas sectors.
Maintenance Fitter
Key Responsibilities
In charge of the factory on afternoon shift
Carry out routine scheduled maintenance tasks, breakdown work, installation and problem
diagnosis of plant machinery and equipment
Undertake reactive breakdown maintenance
Management of work orders on a daily basis
Supervision of team when required (5 staff)
Adjust machinery and repair or replace the defective components
Inspect the machines as per checklist and rectify any problems
Rebuild manufacturing process machines, as required
Ensure continuous efficiencies of production
Contribute to team objectives
Regular reporting and logging of information and production details
Undertake shut down maintenance work, as required
Adhere to all OHS/WHS policies
Adhere to all food manufacturing policies and regulations
Source parts for maintenance as required
Undertake and contribute to regular ‘Tool Box’ meetings
Undertake MYOSH reporting as required
Key Achievements
Completed two trade certificates along with numerous other certificates and courses
Engineered and manufactured a safety guard for conveyor wheels
Designed and manufactured all platforms and stairways at Wilsons Transformers
Modified engineering plans with successful results
2010 – 2013 (Concurrent employment)
Steve Northey Engineering
Steve Northey Engineering have a diversified workshop with projects ranging from large
structural steel, large developed sections, tanks, food and materials handling systems, pressure
vessel work in either mild steel or stainless steel. Steve Northey Engineering also undertakes
complex factory shutdowns and maintenance scheduling.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
3. Ben Bean 0401 327 212
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Fitter/Boilermaker
Key Responsibilities
Isolate and de-isolate plant for preventative maintenance and repair
Install new plant equipment, such as pumps, feeder lines and conveyors
Maintain and repair form rollers, as required
Undertake TIG work
Undertake pump work as required
Adhere to all OHS/WHS policies
Adhere to all manufacturing policies and regulations
Source parts for maintenance as required
Undertake and contribute to regular ‘Tool Box’ meetings
Undertake all OHS/WHS reporting as required
2013 Enter and Work in Confined Spaces
2010 Certificate III Engineering Fabrication Trade (MEM30305)
2007 Certificate III Engineering Production Systems (MEM30198)
2007 Confine Small Workplace Emergencies
2007 Certificate II Engineering – Production Technology
2004 OHS for Health and Safety Representatives, Managers and Supervisors
2006 Basic Course in Gas Metal Arc Welding
Drivers Licence Elevated Work Platform
Working at Heights Forklift Licence
Volunteer for the Wodonga Little Athletics Club
Volunteer for the Aussie Hoops Basketball Association
Family Motorbikes 4 Wheel Driving
Gym Reading
Professional references available on request
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