Thomas WalshA: Bendigo, VIC| M: 0401 858 543 | E: thomas.walsh@live.com.au

Experienced and qualified Mechanical Fitter with a career spanning over 10 years across the Defence, Marine and Mining sectors in Australia along with project managerial experience. Proven track record in carrying out a broad range of service, maintenance, repair and faultfinding across a diverse range of fixed plant equipment and components. Solid background in many aspects of OHS&E with a demonstrated capability in client, contractor and stakeholder engagement.

KEY QUALIFICATIONS

Diploma in Management and Leadership 2016 Certificate IV in Engineering - Electrical Trade 2011 Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade [MEM30205] 2011 Certificate III in Public Safety - Statement of Attainment [PUA32003] 2008

Certificate III in Computer Aided Drafting 2005

TICKETS, TRAINING & LICENCES Operate Firefighting Equipment [TLIF2018A] Safe Working at Heights Training (Rio) Work Safely at Heights [RIIOHS204A] Enter and Work in Confined Space [RIIOHS202A] MSAPMOHS217A Gas Test Atmospheres

Hot Works L2 FMG Inducted Construction White Card (684982)

Mines Employees Health Surveillance Card [452780] High Risk Licence - Basic Rigging and Dogman [WL3250798]

EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY SNAPSHOT

2014 - Present Project Manager - Watmarine Engineering, WA2012 - 2014 Fitter (FIFO) - Outotec, Various Mine Sites, Pilbara, WA2012 - 2012 Fitter - Schenck Process, Perth, WA2012 - 2012 Mechanical Fitter - Cockburn Cement, WA2006 - 2011 Able Seaman Marine Technician - Royal Australian Navy, Shore & Sea Duty, Australia

WORK EXPERIENCEWATMARINE ENGINEERING, WA

Project Manager Feb 2014- DEC 2016

Duties: Lead, manage, supervise and coordinate a team of up to 20 personnel across a range of large-scale marine

projects (commercial and defence ships) in line with timelines, specifications and safety obligations. Ensure that the project is successfully completed within budget, on time and in accordance with contract

requirements. Meet the specific requirements of the company’s safety and quality systems and ensure that all personnel are

familiar with those standards and have ready access to them. Ensure that adequate induction and training is provided to enable all personnel to carry out their duties

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Ensure that claims, securities, variations, disputes, subcontractors and other contractual matters are properly managed in accordance with Company procedures.

Ensure that all equipments are in functional and compliant with the safety procedures. Ensure that Inspection and Test Plans (ITP), checklists, instructions and procedures are prepared, reviewed,

approved, distributed and up-dated as necessary. Authorise purchase requisitions, purchase orders and subcontract agreements within Limits of authority. Provide technical advice and support to client representatives across specialist pump and motor operations. Create, develop and present tenders and quotes for project to new and existing clients. Manage the day-to-day running of the workshop and over see service, maintenance and repair activities. Adhere to and promote all statutory and regulatory aspects of OHS&E. Conduct daily pre-starts and review /

sign off on all relevant risk, hazard and safety paperwork including JHAs and Take 5s. Track, monitor and forecasts budgets and costs relating to projects. Follow up on any discrepancies.

Thomas WalshA: Secret Harbour, WA 6173 | M: 0401 858 543 | E: thomas.walsh@live.com.au

OUTOTEC, VARIOUS MINE SITES, PILBARA, WA

Fitter (FIFO) Dec 2012 – Feb 2012

Duties: Carried out routine and corrective maintenance on machinery, equipment and mining structures across fixed

plant operations and shutdowns for clients including BHP, RTIO and FMG across the Pilbara. Maintained equipment and machinery including but not limited to conveyors, crushers, screens, chutes,

feeders, reclaimers, stackers, water pumps, air systems and various drive systems. Completed detailed inspections to determine maintenance requirements on upcoming shutdowns. Attended daily pre-start meetings and completed all relevant risk, hazard and safety paperwork including

JHAs and Take 5s. Reported any hazards and assisted in their resolution when possible. Performed Hot Works such as oxy torch and welding duties as needed throughout operations.

SCHENCK PROCESS, PERTH, WA

Fitter Jul 2012 - Dec 2012

Duties: Responsible for dismantling and servicing screens from the Pilbara in a workshop environment in Perth. Completed assembly of new equipment and prepared for transport in line with client requirements. Performed servicing of excitors and tested accordingly. Followed up and resolved any issues or faults. Prepared metal for assembling (fabrication) ensuring all safety and PPE was utilised at all times. Ensured all work was completed in line with all safety guidelines. Maintained workshop in a tidy condition.

COCKBURN CEMENT, WA

Mechanical Fitter (Labour Hire) Apr 2012 - May 2012

Duties: Completed service, maintenance, repair and faultfinding across fixed plant including but not limited to bucket

lifts, chain drives, conveyors and pipework. Performed welding activities and inspected for quality. Worked closely with other trade professionals and leading hands to ensure all schedules were met.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY, SHORE & SEA DUTY, AUSTRALIA

Able Seaman Marine Technician 2008 – 2012

Shore Posting - HMAS Stirling Pipe & Plate Workshop / Sea Postings (HMAS Toowoomba & HMAS Perth)

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Duties: Performed planned routine, faultfinding and corrective maintenance on machinery, equipment and hull

structures including completion of required documentation. Maintained system logs and equipment. Acted as first point of contact for the Pipe & Plate Workshop and led personnel across daily tasks. Carried out MIG, Manual Metal Arc and Oxy welding applications to replace and repair pipes, a variety of

sheet metal and aluminium along with cutting and basic grinding. Performed Watch keeping duties; first point of contact for mechanical and electrical plant emergencies. Liaised with external suppliers for parts, stores, gas welding equipment etc. and with contractors to repair

and service overhead cranes. Fabricated parts, other items and repairs needed by multiple departments. Ensured all Occupational, Health and Safety policies and procedures were strictly adhered to.

CERTIFICATIONS Equity & Diversity Awareness Training (Ongoing) OH&S Training (Ongoing) Marine Systems Technician Certificate Ship's Lagger Applied Skill & Technology

Boarding Operations (Major Fleet Unit) Flight Deck Team

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