Mouli Samira Rahman has over 15 years of experience in safety roles. She currently works as an Inspector Assistant for the Office of Rail Regulation, where her responsibilities include event management, occupational health training and site inspections. Prior to her current role, she held safety positions at the Health and Safety Executive and worked as a teacher in Bangladesh. She is fluent in Bengali and German and holds qualifications in occupational safety and health.

1. Mouli Samira Rahman
224 Edge Lane, Manchester, United Kingdom M43 6BG
Tel- 0044 07906679410
0044 161 301 5020
Email-mwalie@hotmail.com
Profile
I have about fifteen years’ experience working in the Safety Sector. I am confident
and have held a variety of roles. I can adapt easily to any work environment and am
extremely flexible. I am a team player. I excel when faced with challenges and am
very independent. My independence allows me to be very organised and disciplined.
I am able to relate to and communicate effectively with a diverse range of people
working at all levels. I am a strong communicator and my ability to speak a number
of languages; has meant I am able to reach a wider audience. I am extremely
dedicated and passionate about my work .I always look at the positives from any
situation.
I have been involved in developing operational projects and taking active leads in
managing the outcome. I have been responsible in briefing management and the
Board. My work has involved managing casework and in fulfilling duties compliant
with the Organisations’ policies. My current work has enabled me to enhance my
skills in cross office work working with the licensing team and continuing to work
within the Railway Safety Directorate. I have the ability to lead and chair meetings
and represent my employer as and when necessary. I have managed to build strong
relations with work colleagues from different teams. I worked on developing
strategies for the Diversity Action Group for the Health and Safety Executive.
Key achievements
 Worked for Uks’ first Bangladeshi newspaper, whilst studying for my A levels.
This was a family business, so there was a lot of in-house training. I was
responsible in proofreading and working on generating advertising and
typesetting for the paper.
 Producing my thesis during my final year of my Honours Degree, where I
decided to complete it on women’s’ emancipation focussing on a subject
which had not been researched before- Politics for Bangladeshi female
politicians, is success through merit or Inheritance. Female MPs’ in
Bangladesh embraced my findings 1993-1994.

2.  I have taught at an English Medium School in Dhaka, Bangladesh where I
also taught poor children who were not ordinarily able to fund their own
education.
 European Social Fund (ESF) student representative for Postgraduate Course
at Robert Gordon University from 1993 to 1994, elected by fellow students to
pursue funding and raise concerns with the EU.
 I worked on developing strategies for the Diversity Action Group for the Health
and Safety Executive MAGNET (Minority Action Group Network). This later
formed part of HSE’s Diversity Action plan.
 Neighbourhood watch coordinator for my local area since 2010, following a
series of burglaries including our own property, I raised the awareness of
safety within the neighbourhood by representing locals and liaising with local
politicians and the police force. I arranged a local media campaign to raise the
awareness. This resulted in stringent covert and overt measures within the
neighbourhood being implemented including a CCTV present on the street.
 Blood Donation programmes- I have organised Blood donation events in
honour of my parents in raising blood donations for the poor and needy for
Red Crescent in Bangladesh.
 Events Organising and Planning several charity events in Bangladesh, raising
profile and awareness of groups and raising funds for women’s’ groups and
fair trade organisations.
 Run a Fair Trade Handmade paper and craft Business with my Husband in
my part time-designing handmade paper products and other children’s
products.
Work History
 Office of Rail Regulation (ORR), Manchester Her Majesty’s Inspector
Assistant of Railways on the Central Specialist Inspectors’ team (2013-
present). My key areas and skills have been event management, organising
and leading on managing Divisional all staff conferences and managing and
running Occupational Health events. I have been responsible in promoting
Occupational health policies within the Rail Industry. I am the lead for the
Occupational health eBulletin, a quarterly publication which is sent
electronically to a subscriber base. My passion in the promotion of
occupational health within the UK Rail Industry is such that, subscription to
our eBulletin and Quarterly Industry newsletters have risen steadily globally. I
have skills in drafting papers and policies on a number of health based topics,
such as Corporate Social responsibility and volunteering, absenteeism and so
on. I have excelled in designing training aides for a number of Courses. I have
been responsible in developing pilot training Courses on Occupational health
and wellbeing, the first pilot will be delivered this September. I will also be

3. delivering Occupational health training within the Organisation. As a
warranted Inspector Assistant, I have experience in investigations. I am
currently carrying out site inspections inspecting First aid arrangements in line
with Industry guidance and Regulation. I have successfully carried out
inspections and project work and reviewed outcomes and safety
recommendations.
 Office of Rail Regulation (ORR), Manchester Licensing Executive and
Railway Industry Contact Officer (2003- present).Skills in investigating
complaints and incidents and accidents. Leading and managing Local and
National projects. Managing and organising publicity and promotional events.
Working in the licensing sector, issuing licences for new Franchises also.
Case management of new franchises.
 Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Manchester, Complaints team
Manager for Field Operations Division North West (2000- 2003). Have led and
managed staff, during organisational change and restructuring. Responsible
in training staff and implementing policy changes. Translating and interpreting
work for the Field team Inspectors within Domestic Gas sector. Data quality
work.
 John Lewis Partnership, Cheadle, Manchester Sales Advisor (1999-2000).
Work in sales and promotion and stock control and monitoring.
 Millennium Productions, London, TV researcher (1996-1999). Worked for
TV producers, in researching current affair topics in a variety of sectors.
 Scholastica High School, Dhaka, Bangladesh Class and subject teacher
for English, Science and Arts (1995-1996).Teaching 5-11 year olds. Subject
Head and main events Organisor in school.
Qualifications and Training
 National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH)
 Qualified First Aider (in the Workplace)
 Display Screen Assessor(DSE)
 Full UK Driving Licence
 BA Honours in History and European Literature and Culture- Lancaster
University 1993
 PG Dipl. EU Policy, Law, Management and German- Robert Gordon
University, 1995
 IOSH (Institute of Occupational Safety and Health ) member
 Fully warranted Inspector Assistant
Languages
I am fluent in Bengali and German. I am a Bangladeshi British national
Interests
I enjoy painting and drawing, especially animations. I also enjoy designing paper
designs. I enjoy cooking and teaching people how to cook.

4. References
Trevor Kent Michelle Travers
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