Ryland Slingsby has work experience in seafood processing, tugboat maintenance, pipe laying, and forestry work. He completed an underground mining training program at North Island College and obtained several certifications. Ryland has a strong work ethic and enjoys learning new skills. He is reliable, motivated, and able to work in all weather conditions.

1. Ryland Slingsby
250-923-6012
rylandslingsby@hotmail.com
WORK EXPERIENCE
High Tide Seafoods,
Campbell River, British Columbia
June 2012 – September 2013 Slinger and filleter
 Cleaning, filleting and portioning salt water fish
 Smoking and hanging fish
 Freezing, packaging and shipping food products
 Vacuum sealing food products
Jarl Towing,
Campbell River, BritishColumbia
November 2013 – June 2014 Labourer and tugboat maintenance
 Exterior and interior repair and maintenance on tugs
 Fueling and replacing fluids on ship and bilge
 Painting exterior of boat and needle gunning hull
 Assisting welders and mechanic with some tasks
Wacor Holdings Ltd.
Campbell River, British Columbia
September 2015 – Present date Pipe Labourer
 Laying and lowering pipe on hill for positioning
 Helping ticketed fuser with prep, facing, sterilization & fusing
 Fusing on McElroy rolling 28 pipe fuser
 Using 1"-10" perforated and solid PE piping
 Trenching, grading and packing ground
 Light use in Cat 305e excavator
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Strategic Natural Resource Consultants,
Campbell River, BritishColumbia
March 2014 – July 2014 Forestryengineering and dangerous tree assessing
 Plotting planted trees all over Thurlow Island
 Measuring the age of old growth in reserves
 Taping and routing roads for future logging operations
 Setting falling and area boundaries
TRAINING
 S-100 Forest fire fighting
 S-185 Fire entrapment
 Oil spill responder
EDUCATION
North Island College,
Campbell River, British Columbia
October 2014- February 2015 Underground Mining Training Program

2. CURRICULUM MODULES
The course included a comprehensive overview of the technical skills and practices and safety
procedures within the Mining Industry for both underground and surface.
 Occupational First Introduction to the Mining Industry
 Mining Health and Safety
 Fundamentals of Mining Technologies
 Introduction to Mining Skills
 Emergency Mining Procedures
 Worksite Readiness
CERTIFICATIONS
 First Aid Level One (OFA)
 Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)
 Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)
 Construction Safety Training Systems – 09 (CSTS)
 Red Cross Standard First Aid with CPR Level C
 H2S Alive
 Aerial Lift Safety
 BC Surface Mine Rescue
 Surface Mine Rescue
 Underground Mining Certificate
 Confined Spaces Pre-entry
 Class 7N drivers license
Timberline Secondary,
Campbell River, British Columbia
September 2011 – June 2014 High School Diploma
INTERESTS
I am an avid skier during the Winter, and I have played bass guitar for over 6 years as well as
mixed music for almost 2 years. I bike, skateboard, hike and swim a lot in Summer and Spring.
APPLIED SKILLS/ ABILITIES
 Have a strong work ethic & believe in showing up on time and prepared for work
 Enjoy learning new skills and performing new tasks
 Quick learner who is willing to take initiative
 Effective team player
 Reliable and motivated
 Physically fit, and able to work in all weather conditions

3. REFERENCES
Sandra Finch, Business Owner,High Tide Seafoods, 250-923-5440
Dave Hallworth, Realtor, 1% Realty, 250-923-4350
Joe Storback, Business Owner, Jarl Towing, 250-203-1691
Thank you very much for your time and consideration, Ryland Slingsby.