Wasim ul-haq
rochdale,lanc
Summary
A highly skilled professional with expertise in multilingualism, hackney carriage regulations awareness, and road safety adherence. Demonstrates tactful assertiveness in all interactions, ensuring compliance and safety. Committed to leveraging these skills to enhance transportation services and contribute to public safety.
Overview
23
23
years of professional experience
Work history
Hackney carriage driver
Manchester City Council
Manchester, Greater Manchester
2017.01 - Current
- Kept up-to-date on road changes and construction for efficient routing.
- Improved passenger experience by maintaining a clean and comfortable vehicle.
- Maintained proper vehicle maintenance logs, ensured optimal performance.
- Provided excellent service by adhering to all traffic laws.
Driver
BARDOC
Bury, Greater Manchester
2020.02 - 2020.08
- Demonstrated professionalism when dealing with clients, fostered positive relationships.
- Handled customer complaints professionally, resulted in improved client relations.
- Maintained vehicle cleanliness for a professional appearance.
- Assisted in loading and unloading of goods, ensured safe transportation.
Revenue officer
HMRC
Salford, Greater Manchester
2002.05 - 2016.08
- Managed confidential taxpayer information, maintaining high level of trust and security.
- Advised on policy changes, leading to improved systems and procedures.
- Planned and executed training sessions for junior revenue officers, elevating team competency levels.
- Conducted extensive research to stay updated on changing fiscal policies and procedures, ensuring organisation's adaptability.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Economics and Economic History
University of Manchester
Manchester 2001.09 -
Skills
- Multilingualism
- Hackney carriage regulations awareness
- Road safety adherence
- Tactful assertiveness
Timeline
Driver
BARDOC
2020.02 - 2020.08
Hackney carriage driver
Manchester City Council
2017.01 - Current
Revenue officer
HMRC
2002.05 - 2016.08
Bachelor of Arts - Economics and Economic History
University of Manchester
2001.09 -