|
PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT |
|
|
YEAR |
EMPLOYMENT |
|
1987 - 1995 (1993 – 1995) (1987 – 1993) 1968 – 1987 (1983 - 1987) (1980 – 1983) (1975 –
1980) (1974 –
1975) (1971 –
1974) (1968 –
1971) 1961 – 1968 |
BRITANNIA ZINC LTD (FORMERLY PASMINCO Process Development and Technical Manager. Key player in the senior management
team, deputy general manager, responsible for managing expanded support
functions of raw materials, planning, works laboratory, technical development
and information systems at an integrated zinc-lead smelter. · Achieved 25% manpower savings
whilst improving quality and output in laboratory. · Key player in European
investigation team for major accidents in high temperature zinc distillation
processes; led subsequent industry conference. · Reorganised and managed IT team to develop
strategy and to focus on business needs, and drove forward the delivery of
robust systems to improve business efficiency. Technical Services Manager Member of the senior management
team, and responsible for managing raw materials, planning, and technical
development at an integrated zinc-lead smelter. · Drove benchmarking techniques on
international basis to identify and pursue world best practice performance
parameters, achieving cost and environmental benefits. · Led company delegations at
technical conferences in · Created, motivated and managed
multi-function team reducing working capital from £35 million to £17 million · Directed major process design
changes for successful 20% smelter upgrade and devised world-leading
technical models for raw materials evaluation, process balances and
planning. Innovated new supply
contract methodology to widen choice of raw materials. · Innovated the promotion of furnace slag for
use in civil engineering projects saving primary resources, utilising political and public relations exposure
including television. · Company representative for
environmental contacts and consent negotiation with regulatory bodies. Internal trainer for TQM. AM&S
EUROPE LTD AVONMOUTH. Sintering Operations Manager. Responsible for managing smelter operations from Avonmouth docks to blast furnace feed bins. · Played key role in “Survival Plan” turning a £9 million loss to a £6 million profit including a 33% reduction in workforce. · Continuously improved sintering performance to achieve 10% year-on-year output improvement and on-site capability for blast furnace feed. Superintendent Zinc and Copper Refining. Managed the production of smelter
final products. · Introduced energy management and
innovated design changes, reducing energy costs by 21% (£330,000)
year-on-year, and winning the NIFES/Powergas energy
management award in 1984. · Achieved year-on-year growth
improvement in refined zinc output of 18%, and drove down quality rejection
levels by 75%. ·
Commissioned £1million short rotary furnace plant. Technical Executive. · Managed Dutch based European joint venture business including business evaluation and capital expenditure role. Developed the first raw materials model for the smelter. Assistant Refinery Superintendent · Australian role initiating major plant improvements at sister plant. Assistant Refinery Superintendent Shift Manager RICHARD
THOMAS AND BALDWINS LTD. EBBW VALE AND A
number of technical and operating positions before, during long vacations,
and after university. |
|
|
|