Cameron Harding

Policing — 3 years.

• First point of contact for members of the public in high-pressure situations, providing them with reassurance and clear guidance.
• Building rapport quickly with individuals from diverse backgrounds, adapting communication style to their needs, and level of understanding.
• Prioritised competing demands in a fast-paced environment, managing time effectively across multiple ongoing investigations and caseloads.

Local Investigation Unit (LIU) as part of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) — 1 year.

• Managed a complex caseload with strict deadlines, balancing thorough investigations with expeditious case progression.
• Gathered and verified detailed personal, financial, and evidential information from suspects, victims, and witnesses.
• Identified discrepancies and inconsistencies in accounts and documentation, ensuring accuracy before case submission and documenting and highlighting them.
• Prepared comprehensive case files to Crown Prosecution Service standards.
• Explained complex processes and legal requirements to clients in accessible terms, supporting informed decision-making, and assisting them throughout the process.
• Handling sensitive personal data in full compliance with GDPR and data protection legislation, maintaining confidentiality, and information security.
• Operated within strict regulatory frameworks (PACE, CPIA), ensuring procedural compliance.
• Proficient in case management and police database systems, such as Niche RMS, Police National Computer (PNC), Police National Database (PND), and accurately inputting, updating, and retrieving records.

• Conduct regular inspections of lifting equipment and rigging hardware for compliance.
• Implemented quality control measures, verifying finished products met industry standards.
• Maintained accurate, detailed work records while completing daily tasks and submissions.
• Optimised production processes, introducing efficiencies that reduced waste and increased output.
• Adhere to strict health and safety guidelines to minimize onsite accident risk.
• Met company standard times and consistently met individual productivity goals.
• Operated onsite rented or owned equipment, including forklifts, scissor lifts, welding machines.
• Collaborated with general contractors and project managers on project priorities and goals.
• Signalled hoisting equipment operators to lift and position structural steel members.
• Inspected machinery and checked operating state for faults or errors daily.
  Detected faults and recorded errors for clear follow-up by maintenance teams.
  Reported issues promptly to maintenance teams for corrective fixes and repairs.
• Rigged heavy metal objects for transport or relocation, safely secured loads.
• Operated cranes and forklifts to move steel materials efficiently across sites.
• Performed routine equipment maintenance to sustain optimal performance and reliability.
• Facilitated safety meetings to discuss best practices and reinforce the importance of workplace safety.
• Kept processing equipment in good operating condition by cleaning and servicing component parts.
• Inspected equipment for defects and faults and arranged maintenance to restore functionality.
• Evaluated sample products, ran tests and recorded data to support R&D initiatives.
• Met production targets and schedules via quick order processing and handling.
• Monitored products' behaviour under processing conditions and implemented timely interventions to prevent material damage.
• Facilitated cross-departmental communication to address and solve production bottlenecks.
• Assisted in the development of safety protocols, significantly reducing workplace accidents.
• Resolved technical issues swiftly, minimising impact on production flow and output.

• Maintained and serviced forklift fleet under LOLER regulatory standards before customer release.
• Conducted pre-delivery inspections and routine servicing using systematic checklists.
• Diagnose faults using logical analysis and technical investigation for root causes.
• Managed competing priorities across multiple vehicles and customer requirements to meet deadlines.
• Engage directly with customers on-site, clarifying reported faults through targeted questioning.
• Communicate technical findings and repair outcomes clearly to non-technical customers.
• Maintain accurate service records and documentation for each vehicle to support audits.