Zak Hancock

My role as LEV support engineer consists of.

• Carry out face velocity and duct velocity airflow measurements in accordance with LEV testing principles.
• Conduct radiological tent and Moducon airflow readings, ensuring results are accurately recorded and certification is completed and issued.
• Attend site to assess project requirements, visualise work scopes, and determine the safest and most effective routes for the ducting to enter into tanks or confined compartments.
• Understand, document, and write up low pressure air and breathing air rig setups to support project requirements safely and compliantly.
• Plan, coordinate, and allocate work tasks to LEV operatives, ensuring correct equipment, procedures, and controls are in place.
• Demonstrate strong working knowledge of COSHH regulations and HSG258, applying guidance to all LEV‑related tasks.
• Audit and inspect ducting systems, airlines, air manifolds/bottles and associated equipment to ensure integrity, certification, and compliance on board.
• Understand and apply correct rigging procedures for all types of ventilation including :

Hot work ventilation
Gas‑free ventilation
Dust extraction
Paint and fume extraction
General blowing and dilution ventilation.

• Ensure all ventilation systems are suitable , compliant and fit for purpose for the tasks being undertaken.
• Liaise and build strong working relationships with all project stakeholders to support effective delivery of LEV requirements.
• Process and manage project paperwork, ensuring tasks are progressed through each stage using the company app/system.

• Operate a 3- axis CNC machine to cut and machine a wide range of materials.
• Modify CNC programmes, including changing start datum points to suit job requirements.
• Re-toolpath existing programmes to improve accuracy, efficiency, or accommodate design changes.
• Carry out routine CNC machine maintenance to ensure safe and reliable operation.
• Change, set and measure cutting tools, ensuring correct offsets and tolerances are applied.
• Machine Avonite accurately, checking and measuring depths of cuts to ensure dimensional accuracy.
• Program and edit jobs using Alphacam and 3D cam software.
• Interpret and work from engineering drawings, specifications, and tolerances.
• Maintain machine systems, including monitoring and refilling coolant systems.
• Put training programmes together for new starters/ mentoring new starters.

• Inspected lifesaving and safety equipment regularly to ensure readiness at all times.
• Provided first aid for minor injuries ensuring prompt and appropriate care.
• Carried out routine maintenance and cleaning tasks to maintain a safe and hygienic facility.
• Managed general housekeeping around the pool area to create a clean and welcoming environment.
• Completed regular lifeguard and first aid training to maintain competence and certification.
• Conducted routine pool inspections to ensure water quality and hygiene standards were met. I.E chlorine and PH levels
• Performed rescues in high pressure situations , remaining calm and following established procedures.
• Worked flexible shifts, including weekends and holidays, to ensure continuous pool coverage.
• Maintained constant vigilance of swimmers, responding quickly to potential risks or concerns.
• Worked effectively as part of a team and independently using initiative when required.
• Built friendly and professional relationships with guests , ensuring a safe and positive experience.
• Taught swimming to children and adults of varying abilities, from beginners to improvers.
• Planned and wrote structured lesson plans to provide clear progression and learning objectives.
• Built trust and strong rapport with pupils to support confidence and skill development.
• Adapted teaching methods to suit individual learning styles , helping pupils overcome fear of water.
• Maintained a safe, supportive and encouraging learning environment at all times