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Brian Dingle provides his curriculum vitae, including education, qualifications, work history and skills. He has over 20 years of experience as a plumber, working on various commercial and industrial projects. His most recent role is as an offshore plumber with Aiken Group, working on piping systems for accommodation upgrades on an oil rig.
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- 1. Brian Dingle Curriculum Vitae 66c Ashvale place Aberdeen AB10 6QB Telephone: 07818824762 Email: brian.dingle3@gmail.com Education Establishment Name Start Date End Date Telford College, Edinburgh August 1993 August 1997 Subject Level Date Achieved Mechanical Services SVQ3 August 1997 Engineering - Plumbing Additional Qualifications Survivex OPITO Approved Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training OPITO Approved Minimum Industry Safety Training OPITO Approved compressed air emergency breathing system Harness safety training Petrofac Donut training Access plus Pasma, mobile access scaffolding BP Mind safety training Onboarding Asbestos awareness Face fitting Aberdeen fluid systems system technologies SBT01 ECITB SBT Training standards Instrument pipefitting course Work History August 2014- present Offshore plumber Aiken group ltd Working on the Magnus life extension project We are doing the accommodation upgrade. I have been doing the hot,cold,salt water lines to the new cabins. I have also been working on the pneumatic air lines on the hvac system. I have used the quick flange on the 6” drainage system. April 2014-August 2014 HVAC Installer Cammach Engineering services Duties Destruct and construct large scale ventilation
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- 3. Reid Keir College, Paisley – Installed new plumbing and heating system. January 2003-April 2006 Charge Hand E.C.G., Blantyre, Glasgow Duties Completed all commercial plumbing/heating requirements on various locations in and around Glasgow. Additional Information Skills and Abilities Always aware of health and safety issues whilst working Take pride in completing tasks to the highest possible standard Always strive to meet time schedules Good team player Effective communicator Organised and methodical Quick and enthusiastic learner Good eye for detail and skilled at reading architects drawings Time served mechanical services engineer Skilled in small bore copper to 12” carbon steel installation. Experienced in the use of Industrial Unistrut Experienced in all manor of fittings, such as flanged, screwed and Compression. I have experience in large scale ventilation systems.(galvanised ducts, 4” up to 48”, dampers, extractors). Having spent time in Her Majesty’s Armed Forces, I know all about harsh environments, and working under pressure. Interests and Hobbies Playing and supporting football Fly fishing Spending quality time with my two children References References Available Upon Request.