This document provides an overview of a mechanical technician/engineer's career qualifications and experience. It outlines his experience in roles such as a sewage and water treatment technician, maintenance supervisor, and mechanical plant operator. It details his qualifications including certificates in mechanical fitting, mining safety, and water treatment. His employment history includes current and past roles maintaining and operating sewage/water treatment plants, serving as a maintenance supervisor at mining camps, and engineering roles in Scotland.

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CAREER OVERVIEW
 Experienced mechanical technician / engineer
 Sewage and Water Treatment Technician
 Maintenance Supervisor Caval Ridge Mining Camp
 Maintenance and repair to mechanical plant associated with movement of fuel oil
 Diesel engines, pumping, mobile and static plant
 Pipe fitting and NDT, water treatment and oil storage
 On site and in workshop operating lathes, drills, cutting and burning equipment
 All types of welding: oxy acetylene, electric arc, soldering and Mig
QUALIFICATIONS
 Mechanical Fitter Trade Certificate
 Coal Mine Worker Medical
 OHSA Standard 11 Mining Induction
 Light Vehicle Defensive Driving – BMA
Defensive Driving)
 Low Voltage Rescue / CPR
 Test and Tag Certificate
 Legionella Awareness and Control
Measures Certificate
 BTEC Professional Award for Medical
Gas Systems
 City & Guilds 2078 Refrigeration
 HNC in Mechanical and Production
Engineering - Diploma Eqv. In Australia
 & ONC in Mechanical and Production
Engineering – Certificate IV Australia
 Principles of High Purity Water Treatment –
Cranfield University
 NEC Training Courses: Hydrofluoric Acid
Safety, Breathing Apparatus, Leak Detection
Systems, Microbial Waste Water Treatment,
COSHH, Chemical Monitors, Sievers TOC
Analyser
 Heavy Vehicle Class Drivers Licence
 Fork Lift Licence
EMPLOYMENT
Water Treatment Site Technical Operator
DE-MEM AKWA formerly (Akwa Worx PTY LTD)
32 CESSNA DRIVE, CABOOLTURE QLD,4510
 Operate, maintain and manage sewage and water
treatment plants in central and North Queensland
 FIFO 14/14 Roster
 Preventive maintenance and reactive breakdowns
 Operation of SBR, BNR and MBR’S
 Pump overhauls, filter cleans
 Nutrient testing carried out
Maintenance Supervisor
Catercare Services
Caval Ridge, BMAAV, Moranbah, QLD
June 2014 – Present
14:14 FIFO
March 2013 – 2014
14:7 FIFO
 Accountable for the upkeep of working mine site camp & asset management
 Preventive maintenance and reactive maintenance to customer’s scope of works
 Directing tasks through maintenance team and liaising with contractors
 Complying with OHS procedures – No Lost Time Injuries
RESUME
“Safetyis No Accident”
DAVID M SCOTT
18 Tusmore Place Robina Qld 4226
M: 0428 134 929
E: dmscott62@bigpond.com

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Mechanical Engineer
New Victoria Hospital Balfour Beatty Workplace Scotland
2011 – 2012
 Technical support of site plant
 BTEDC Professional award as an authorised person for hospital medical gas system
management: medical and surgical air compressor systems, medical vacuum, AGSS, VIE and
med gas manifold systems
 Servicing Biomass boilers, CHP, air handling units, heating and chilled water systems,
domestic water management (legionella temperature monitoring and sampling) and smoke/fire
dampers
 Plant operated and monitored via B.M.S
Facilities Engineer
ECG Facilities Services Scotland
2006 – 2011
 Planned maintenance, site repair and pricing of works
 Legionella temperature monitoring, emergency lighting tests, re-lamping
 Pumping equipment, air handling units, fan coil units, A/C, calorifiers, supply/extract fans
 Cold water storage tanks, pipe work, plumbing
 Some electrical work and operation and monitoring of plant via B.M.S.
Gas/Chemical Supervisor
Air Products / Intel Corporation/ Motorola Ireland
2000 – 2006
 Total gas and chemical management on site with OHS paramount
 Operation and maintenance of programmable logic controlled delivery systems, gas detection
systems and N2 plant operations
 Planar operations: checking and adjusting recipes, titration tests, specific gravity and Ph
testing
 Advisor to Motorola / Intel emergency response team & training site technicians
 Safety and quality audits and updating procedures, maintaining ISO9002 standards
Plant Technician
NEC Semiconductors Livingston
1996 – 2000
 On a continental shift pattern, operating procedures of production chemical plant de-ionised
water, effluent treatment plants, air conditioning, AHU’s, Chillers, Compressors from
commissioning of the new phase three facilities at NEC
 DI regeneration, stream / carbon / resin changes, ETP duties monitoring nitrification and
denitrification basins, maintenance and calibration of Ph and TOC probes
Senior Craft Mechanical Fitter – Oil Fuel Depot
Ministry of Defence, HM Naval Base, Rosyth
1986 –1996
 Maintaining mechanical plant and auxiliary equipment for storage, handling and movement of
fuel and lubricating oils
 Storage tanks, pipelines, oil/water separators, boilers, centrifugal pumps, steam pumps,
submersible pumps, positive displacement pumps, mobile plant, Sykes and Spate pumps, etc.
 Welding: manufacturing pipe flanges and pipe line repairs, Oxy/Acetylene, electric arc and Mig
welding – non-destructive testing equipment (dye-penetrant and ultrasonic) on fuel pipes
 Pressure testing of fuel pipes and hoses
 Overhaul of Lister engines, filters, valves and associated plant
 Acting engineer: testing fuel quality, liaising with Naval command for fuelling operations
Mechanical Fitter (Apprenticeship)
Dunfermline District Council
1980 – 1985
 Completed apprenticeship as general fitter - specialised fitting and adaptation
 Gas and arc welding
 Training in total rebuild and service to diesel, 4-stroke and 2-stroke engines
REFEREES
Guy Smith, Safety Advisor, Queensland Health, guy2912@googlemail.com 0468 357 585
Adam Jubb, Maintenance Manager Cater Care Services, jubby11@live.com.au 0401 677 912
Simon Gordon, SHE Manager Cater Care Services, simongordon66@gmail.com 0488 608 739

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