Graeme Hutton

Graeme Hutton has extensive work experience in various industries. Graeme started their career as an Apprentice Plater at Wilson Walton Engineering in 1974, where they served a craft apprenticeship and achieved City & Guilds certification. Graeme then worked as a Boilermaker Plater at the same company from 1978 to 1979.

Hutton then joined Allerton Industries Ltd. in 1979, where they worked as a Structural Steel Plater. Graeme'sresponsibilities included working on the repair, construction, and erection of pipe bridges, as well as structural steelwork and erection for a Nitric acid plant.

In 1981, Hutton worked as a Maintenance Engineer/Boilermaker at Impala Platinum for a year before joining Bruce Engineering Ltd. in 1982. At Bruce Engineering Ltd., they worked as a Structural Steelwork Fitter at an oil rig construction yard in Ardesier Nr Inverness, Scotland. Graeme was involved in carrying out structural steelwork on a Tension Leg platform modules for the Hutton Field in the North Sea.

In 1986, Hutton worked as a Plater at Groot-Con, where they worked on oil rig platform modules and polder dam sections in Rotterdam, Holland. Graeme then joined Silleck Mouldings in 1987, initially working as a Quality Assurance professional. Graeme was responsible for general quality assurance for plastic injection-molded components for various industries and supervised a team of quality technicians. Graeme also worked on the development, measurement, and testing of new products into production. In 1988, they transitioned to the role of Quality Technician at Silleck Mouldings Ltd., where they continued their work until 1994.

Hutton's most recent position is the Head of Product Validation at Nifco UK Ltd, where they have been working since 1994. Additional information about this role is not provided.

Graeme Hutton attended St Mary's Darlington. However, no specific degree or field of study is indicated, and the start and end years of their education are unknown.