Gareth Dawson

Gareth Dawson has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Gareth started their career in 2012 as a Mechanical Rail Operative at Wabtec Faiveley UK, where they performed tasks such as stripping and rebuilding bogeys, shot blasting, and paint spraying components. Gareth also carried out inspections, repairs, and maintenance on compressors and locomotives.

In 2015, Gareth joined Route One Infrastructure Limited as a Senior Operator. Gareth'sresponsibilities included replacing and installing bridge joints, waterproofing bridge decks, and ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.

From 2016 to 2017, Gareth worked at ALUMINIUM DIRECT TRADE LIMITED as a Senior Aluminium Fabricator. Gareth fabricated bi-folding doors using various machines and equipment and ensured that the doors were completed by the specified deadline.

In 2017, Gareth joined Schenck Process as a Mechanical Supervisor. In this role, they were responsible for mechanical engineering assembly on conveying and pressure vessel systems. Gareth supervised apprentices and provided support and mentoring throughout their apprenticeships. Gareth also organized and allocated tasks to staff, booked work into the planning cycle, and ensured work was completed to a high standard and met targets and deadlines.

Gareth briefly worked as a Machine and Production Operator at msi international in 2017 before joining Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2) in 2021. Currently, they serve as an Engineering Planner, utilizing their skills and knowledge to effectively plan and coordinate engineering projects.

Overall, Gareth Dawson's work experience demonstrates their versatility and expertise in mechanical engineering, fabrication, supervision, and planning.

Gareth Dawson attended balby Carr Community Sports College in 2011, although no specific degree or field of study was mentioned.