Joe Coppen

This type of work required a lot of planning and also once again safety came first. Working in London meant the work had to be completed on time and still done at the highest level. This job included:

• Confirmed correct road signage was in place and clearly visible.
• Assisted in the construction of building foundations for structural integrity.
• Used shovels, hole diggers and trenching equipment to complete manual site work.
• Improved site safety by consistently adhering to health and safety guidelines.
• Performed kerbing and flagging tasks resulting in aesthetically pleasing outdoor spaces.
• Ensured smooth work progress with regular maintenance of tools and equipment.
• Coordinated construction work to meet project completion deadlines.
• Wore appropriate safety equipment to reduce site risk.
• Organised site materials to minimise risk and disruption.
• Followed architectural plans accurately, ensuring structures were built according to design parameters.
• Read and interpreted drawings and plans to establish and prioritise work activities.
• Prepared groundworks, resulting in efficient construction processes.

This type of work included tasks which had great risks and required loads of knowledge, therefore safety was very important to prevent any accidents. Some tasks included were:

• Installed electrical transmission and supply cables to meet project requirements.
• Prioritised duties based nature of tasks and presence of critical equipment.
• Inspected equipment regularly to identify and correct malfunctions.
• Reduced risks with adherence to safety practices and established procedures.
• Promoted operational efficiency by keeping an organised workspace.
• Worked with teams to coordinate workflows and reduce safety hazards.
• Maintained compliance with PPE requirements and regulatory constraints.
• Reduced risk of work-related accidents through rigorous adherence to health and safety protocols.
• Utilised specialised equipment to conduct cable jointing tasks safely and effectively.