David Sanderson

Dedicated professional with a strong commitment to continuous learning and exceptional customer engagement skills. Demonstrates outstanding problem-solving abilities and a robust work ethic, consistently delivering high-quality results. Eager to leverage these competencies in a dynamic environment to drive organisational success and personal growth.

• I most enjoy spending time with my family, camping weekends, days out and walking our two dogs. It also provides a happy balance from work, DIY jobs and relaxing family time.
• I enjoy DIY and new tools. We have recently bought a new house and I have spent the last year renovating the entire house. I enjoy providing for my family and ensuring my children have a happy safe home. I am the 'go-to-fixer' for most things for my family and friends. I enjoy new tools, researching and figuring out how to do things for myself, overcoming challenges and problem solving.
• I enjoy fixing cars, for myself, family and friends. From being a young teen I fixed cars researched and learnt new things. I have worked personally, not under employment, with mechanics and around cars, vans, and motorcycles. I am the family member that gets the call when something goes wrong with their car or has broken down. I have a broad range of mechanical knowledge.
• I really enjoy learning new things, such as home improvements, cars, mechanics, camping and caravanning. I put myself forward for all extra courses in my previous workplaces as I like to learn as much as I can. I have knowledge in lots of different areas. I enjoy helping other people, and problem solving for other people.
• Being a dad. Being a good dad and providing for my children, both financially and having quality time with them, is my top priority. I am a busy person and always have a 'to-do' list. I have to prioritise my time efficiently and ensure I have a good balance between my job, my family, and my home life.

I have a valid full UK driving licence

I gained my sentinel card for the railways as I was trying to make myself a career in the railway unfortunately the company I was trying to work for could not provide me with enough work to do so and my card has now expired but it was an achievement and shows that I am keen to learn new things.

I did a course through the company I am presently with on hand arm vibration so that we could go out testing equipment.

I also did an air conditioning course  

I also recently did some courses with the GEA for wire rope inspections and MOT calibrations as they want the company to go in a different direction.