1. James McGreevy
Name James McGreevy
PROFILE
I am self-motivated individual who always strives to achieve high standards. I am a punctual and hard working
person, capable of working alone or as part of a team. My personal strengths include excellent communication
skills, able to use my own initiative, able to organise my time effectively, am honest, trustworthy and have a good
sense of humour. I am an excellent timekeeper having a keen eye for detail and I am able to manage and prioritise
my workload. I enjoy learning new skills and would be prepared to undertake any training required.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Production Supervisor
2015 - Present
Sertec Group Holdings Ltd
Weld Shop, responsible for team members & responsible Manufacturing Manager.
My day to day tasks were:
• Monitor and control team to meet targets and KPIs and quality targets / standards met
• Monitor downtime in bay and implement system
• Ensure all team fully understand their duties and are capable of achieving their goals and objectives
• Co-ordinate the efforts of subordinates to ensure production plan is achieved
• Hold weekly team briefing sessions
• Identify and report any constraints which will effect achievement of the overall production plan
• Attend Meetings and training as required
• Ensure works orders are completed in full
• Quality containment
• Training and development of team members
• Development of 5S within team
• Attending meetings, including quality audits
• Feedback of findings to customers
Team Leader / Quality Champion
Mar 2014 - Nov 2014
London Taxi Company
Leading a team to ensure end product quality.
My day to day tasks were:
• Ensure quality and build processes are met to LTC and customer standards
• Train and develop technicians
• Maintain accurate check sheets for audit trail.
• Daily audit checks of area to ensure continuing quality
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EXPERTISE
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EXPERTISE
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• Support technicians in daily tasks of water testing, road testing, paint, polish and combi work.
• In line with build card to complete search and rectification of all trim, paint, electrical and mechanical faults.
• Liaise with other quality champions at end of each shift.
• Working alongside other quality cells to support production.
• 100% check of all vehicles before passed to sales team.
• Controlling and managing the movement of vehicles between respective teams.
• Responsible for 5s and 5f development within the team.
Fitter / Rectifier
May 2013 - Mar 2014
Dennis Eagle Ltd (temporary contract)
Fitter / Rectifier - requires working both within a team and on my own initiative, good communication skills and
being flexible to the company’s needs.
I outline below my day to day tasks:
• Ensure correct output is achieved
• Build to customer request with visual aids
• Liaise with team members to ensure continuing quality
• To communicate with external and internal suppliers to ensure they are kept up to date with progress
• Regular team meetings with management
• To be proactive in training programmes to ensure up to date skills required within my role
• Work efficiently to meet strict deadlines
• When required, liaise with customers to keep them abreast of product development
• Inspection and rectification of truck build before passing to mount line
Hospital Technician, Sterile Services
Sep 2009 - May 2013
University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire
Hospital Technician, Sterile Services - which requires good hand to eye co-ordination, good communication both
verbally and written and also being a team player. The role requires flexibility in working hours.
I outline below my day to day tasks within my role:
• The visual inspection of all parts prior to fitting.
• To fit and assemble all equipment to manufacturer’s instructions by the use of visual aids.
• To use various hand tools, power tools and materials when removing parts to be serviced and cleaned.
• To sub-assemble all parts correctly to visual aid and to surgeon’s requirements.
• To pass on to Theatre departments within 3 hours of receiving.
• To prioritise work by using fast track method.
• Fitting of new parts where required.
• Completion of all inspection sheets and surgical instrument lists on which is highlighted any points with
equipment and report to supervisor.
• Once all tasks completed the equipment is ready to be cleaned and sterilised and sent to relevant Theatres.
This CV is the property of the NES Global Talent group of companies. It has been submitted by the NES Global Talent company
identified in the email that accompanied this CV. The company's details and address can be found at www.nesglobaltalent.com.
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3. James McGreevy
Engine Fitter / Rectifier - this involved:
Feb 2003 - Dec 2008
Jaguar Cars
• Total inspection of the engine to ensure build quality and standards are met
• Assembly of the engine to customer requirements
• Carry out final inspection with build card
• Training and team development in building techniques to minimise waste and to increase efficiency and quality.
Fusion Welder / Assembler / Inspection - this involved:
• Preparation and inspection of joints to be welded and once welded checking for integrity and undercut, the
form, length and depth of weld
• Profiling panels
• First off inspection which included non-destructive testing i.e. chisel checking spots etc
• CO2 mig welding of aluminium joints
French Polisher - this involved:
• Preparation and inspection of wooden veneered components
• Visual inspection of components
• Hand-flatting using various grades of paper from 800 g grit to 200 g grit
• Check lacquer paint application for defects and runs and repair where necessary
• Polish components with various cutting pastes
• Final inspection of component to customer requirements
Store man - this involved:
• Organising relevant stores for track side
• Loading on and loading off of wagons
• Store inventory
• Delivery of stores to track side when required to ensure no over stock
Area Plant Maintenance - this were carried out before the start of the shift to ensure efficient start up:
• In body and white to carry out checks on spot welding; mig welding plants; tools etc
• Change tips where necessary
• Check mig torch
• Air tools and jigs
Fitter / Fabricator
Oct 2002 - Feb 2003
Whale Tankers
Fitter / Fabricator - Responsibilities: fabrication; maintenance; health & safety
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identified in the email that accompanied this CV. The company's details and address can be found at www.nesglobaltalent.com.
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4. James McGreevy
Apr 2001 - Oct 2002
Various automotive industry companies
Temporary contracts in the automotive industry and mainly consisted of me carrying out following: welding;
fabrication; PDI & general inspections.
Welder
Aug 1998 - May 2000
Abbey Panels
Responsibilities: prototype; welder / spot welder to high MOD specification
Viewer / Rectifier Inspection
May 1987 - Jun 1998
Peugeot
Viewer / Rectifier Inspection - this involved:
• Inspection of welded body & white components to company’s requirements
• Checking welds with a chisel test and repairing where required
• Checking the space of spot welds and chisel test
• Checking for weld integrity, shape and size of welds / spot welds
• Undercutting, depth and the uniform of CO2 welds
Body Shop Leading Hand - this involved:
• Managing 10 - 15 men in the boneyard
• Various welding training to ensure operators kept aware of company standards
• Organising and ordering stock for stores e.g. mig wires, tips, gloves on a daily basis
• Organising time slots to introduce repaired vehicles back into system
• 100% check of one in ten of spot and CO2 welds using NDT checks
Paint Shop this involves:
• Departmental pre-inspection delivery of cars to trim shop, which included checking of paint for debris, runs, nibs
and sealer defects.
• Cut and polish out any paint defects.
• Application of sealer and the preparation of vehicle prior to painting.
• Final line inspection which included total check of body and paint, trim that all fits where correct to customer
build. Once all checks completed this was then passed to the customer acceptance line then sent to the
dealership.
Grade A fitter
Nov 1984 - May 1987
Express Tyres
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identified in the email that accompanied this CV. The company's details and address can be found at www.nesglobaltalent.com.
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5. James McGreevy
Responsibilities: checking & inspection of tyres fitted
Meat processor and technician
Jan 1980 - Nov 1984
Lucas of Coventry Limited
Responsibilities: curing meats, boning & preparation of meats, counter service - dealing with public
QUALIFICATIONS AND TRAINING
• British Safety Council Level 1 Certificate in Health & Safety at Work Jul 2009
• Forklift Truck Licence obtained with Jaguar Cars Oct 2003
• City & Guilds; Sep 2000-Mar 2001
• Fabricating & Welding; Workshop Health& Safety; Inspection; Joints
• British Standard Codes; Jun 2000 (3 weeks)
• Welding & Fabrication; Workshop Health & Safety; Inspection; Joints
• In House Training with Peugeot; Dates: see above
• Product Development; Awareness Health & Safety; Defects in Materials; Inspection; PDI; Teambuilding; Morale
Development; Training; Communication
• Through the ADP at Peugeot I gained following qualifications;
• City & Guilds Advanced Mechanics 199Mar 1994
• City & Guilds Health & Safety
• City & Guilds Service & Repair
• Workshop Organisation & Planning Skills
• Advanced Mechanics College Ticket 199Feb 1993
• Strip service & Repair 1990/1991
• Workshop Control Soft trim, Body paint; Inspection & Mechanics
ACHIEVEMENTS
• Having organised a charity football match in aid of Motor Neurone Disease and raising over £5,000. This
highlights my ability to communicate at all levels, and building a team to work with me to achieve the ultimate
goal.
• Playing various levels of football from non-league through to a short period of apprentice professional football.
• Managed and coached football at various levels and ages. My objective, with my team, was to help re-establish
the clubs to a certain level of football.
• Attending a further Health & Safety course and obtaining a British Safety Council Level 1 Certificate in Health &
Safety at Work.
• Attending an internal course, through my current employment with University Hospital in Lean 7 Waste within
the workplace. Which covers all 7 aspects of waste and how it should be used and applied.
SKILLS
• City & Guilds Health & Safety
• Welding & Fabrication
• Basic & Advanced Mechanics
This CV is the property of the NES Global Talent group of companies. It has been submitted by the NES Global Talent company
identified in the email that accompanied this CV. The company's details and address can be found at www.nesglobaltalent.com.
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6. James McGreevy
• Pre Inspection Delivery of Body paint and soft-trim
• Rectification Inspection
• Forklift Truck Licence
• Delegation and Time Management
This CV is the property of the NES Global Talent group of companies. It has been submitted by the NES Global Talent company
identified in the email that accompanied this CV. The company's details and address can be found at www.nesglobaltalent.com.
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7. James McGreevy
• Pre Inspection Delivery of Body paint and soft-trim
• Rectification Inspection
• Forklift Truck Licence
• Delegation and Time Management
This CV is the property of the NES Global Talent group of companies. It has been submitted by the NES Global Talent company
identified in the email that accompanied this CV. The company's details and address can be found at www.nesglobaltalent.com.
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