Jay Ives

Ware,Hertfordshire

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Over the past four years, experience includes repairing medical equipment for hospitals across the country. In addition to repairs, new equipment has been manufactured for trained professionals in clinical settings. Reliability and a strong foundation in problem-solving and technical skills are key attributes. Proficiency in diagnosing issues and performing maintenance tasks demonstrates strong analytical and communication abilities. A commitment to delivering high-quality results and contributing to the success of every project is evident.

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years of professional experience

years of post-secondary education

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Repair technician

Microscopix

Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire

08.2020 - Current

Diagnosed faulty equipment by testing components.
Repaired Medical equipment for improved performance.
Enhanced product reliability with appropriate preventive maintenance.
Cleaned, lubricated and calibrated equipment to support longevity and proper functionality.
Improved client satisfaction by delivering packages promptly and accurately.
Communicated effectively with dispatch team to ensure timely deliveries.
Handled fragile items carefully, resulting in zero damage complaints.

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GCSEs - Engineering, Computing, ICT

The Chauncy School

Ware

09.2015 - 03.2020

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Equipment maintenance
Safety protocols adherence
Computer literacy

Quality control measures
Inventory management

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RAF Air Cadets
Watersports

RAF Air Cadets

During my time in cadets, I participated in flying, water sports, and the Duke of Edinburgh Award, while developing essential skills in communication and first aid. I took on leadership roles by becoming staff and managing the squadron and mentor younger cadet. I also became a paddle sports instructor within the RAF air cadet further developing my expertise in water sports.

References

References available upon request.

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