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LEE LYON

Acomb

Summary

A dynamic Professionally Qualified and Experienced Telecommunications Senior Engineer. A resourceful highly motivated individual with the ability to prioritise, plan and organise tasks, who instils confidence in senior management and team members through his passion and enthusiasm. A proactive, honest and determined decision-maker, who co-ordinates resources effectively and is capable of multi-tasking to achieve targets within stringent deadlines.

Work History

Telecommunication Customer Service Senior Engineer

Openreach
  • Fault, locate and fix the copper network in both the underground and overhead network, both on live faults and remedial proactive fault volume reduction work.
  • Provide private and business installations along with associated peripherals Hatteras routers.
  • Comply with the field operations team member job standards and behaviours in conjunction with the requirements detailed in this Job Description.
  • Ensure that all work is carried out in compliance with BT and Openreach safety requirements, along with using the correct tools and working practices as detailed in training courses, processes and job instructions.
  • Ensure all work is carried out to a high quality and the satisfaction of end user / CP. Check their requirements before starting, testing and demonstrating on completion, to generate revenue via appropriate use of TRC processes.
  • To maximise performance and business delivery in line with team objectives and individual contribution, to deliver effective and timely service delivery in line with BYTTK practices and behaviours.
  • Competent with using AFM, NATO and Artisan.
  • Worked closely with Surveyor on complex copper routing tasks.
  • Flat Roof Trained.
  • Long Ladder Trained.
  • ISDN.
  • FTTP Inside/Out and Connectorised.
  • NRSWA Excavation & Reinstatement (Units1, 3 and 4).
  • IPAF

Telecommunication Team Manager

HM Forces
  • Equipment manager of a number of military radio and IT systems to the value of £32M ensuring the equipment and associated ancillaries were configured to the needs of the customer.

Telecommunications Supervisor

HM Forces
  • Managed 40 individual careers ensuring all were trained, qualified and through the conduction of a number of testing situations/exercises thus showing they were fully competent to conduct the job employed for.
  • Communications and Office Supervisor for the British Sector Operations Room as part of the Coalition Forces in Florida ensuring that all communication systems were serviceable and always monitored, by overseeing the shift system.
  • Ensuring the departments’ compliance of all health and safety policies at all times through weekly briefings. Including basic risk assessments and the delivering of initial safety training to new personnel.

Education

BTEC Advanced Award - Managing Passive Optical Networks & Air Blown Fibre Systems (Level 3)

BTEC Advanced Award - Access Networks Systems (Level 3)

BTEC Advanced Award - Logistical Operations (Level 3)

City & Guilds 3667-02 Unit 1 - Basic Principles of Communications Cabling

City & Guilds 3667-02 Unit 2 - Fibre Optic Cabling in an Internal Environment

City & Guilds 3667-02 Unit 3 - Fibre Optic Cabling in an External Environment

City & Guilds 3667-02 Unit 4 - Copper Cabling in an Internal Environment

Unit 1 and 2 NRASWA - Signing, Lighting and Guarding, Locate and Avoidance of underground apparatus

City & Guilds Graduateship - Leadership and Management (Level 5)

European Computer Driving Licence -

A1 Assessor - Leadership and Telecommunications

Skills

  • Passive Optical Networks (PONs)
  • Point to Point networks
  • Fibre to the Home (FttH) installations
  • Installation
  • Acceptance testing
  • Fault finding
  • Copper systems
  • Multi-mode fibre systems
  • Single-mode fibre systems
  • OTDRs
  • Light source
  • Power meters
  • Fusion splicers
  • Measurement and test equipment
  • Splicing
  • Ribbon fibre
  • G652 fibre
  • Laser enhanced speciality fibres
  • OM1
  • OM2
  • OM3
  • OS1
  • Fujikura fusion splicers
  • Fitel fusion splicers
  • Mechanical splices
  • Fibre termination
  • Interconnection devices
  • Connector types
  • Hand polishing techniques
  • Machine polishing techniques
  • Termination methods
  • Laboratory environments
  • Manufacturing environments
  • Field environments
  • Low reflectance
  • Insertion loss
  • Performance confirmation
  • Characterisation of fibre systems
  • Insertion loss measurement techniques
  • Smart light source
  • PON power meters
  • Communication systems
  • HF communication
  • VHF communication
  • UHF communication
  • Satellite communication
  • Aerials
  • User interface
  • Security devices

Hobbies and Interests

  • Family Days out
  • Liverpool FC

Timeline

Telecommunication Customer Service Senior Engineer

Openreach

Telecommunication Team Manager

HM Forces

Telecommunications Supervisor

HM Forces

BTEC Advanced Award - Managing Passive Optical Networks & Air Blown Fibre Systems (Level 3)

BTEC Advanced Award - Access Networks Systems (Level 3)

BTEC Advanced Award - Logistical Operations (Level 3)

City & Guilds 3667-02 Unit 1 - Basic Principles of Communications Cabling

City & Guilds 3667-02 Unit 2 - Fibre Optic Cabling in an Internal Environment

City & Guilds 3667-02 Unit 3 - Fibre Optic Cabling in an External Environment

City & Guilds 3667-02 Unit 4 - Copper Cabling in an Internal Environment

Unit 1 and 2 NRASWA - Signing, Lighting and Guarding, Locate and Avoidance of underground apparatus

City & Guilds Graduateship - Leadership and Management (Level 5)

European Computer Driving Licence -

A1 Assessor - Leadership and Telecommunications

LEE LYON