Elisha Wright
Bakewell
Summary
Eager Mechanical Fitter driven to work hard and used to heavy lifting. Known for always observing safety processes with extreme care. Looking to take on new challenges with a company that appreciates a great work ethic.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
7 Day Operator/Maintainer – Mechanical
Territory Generation
Darwin
04.2024 - Current
- Implemented and maintained safe work practices, including Take 5, PPE, WH&S.
- Conducted diagnostic tests to identify issues.
- Conducted regular plant inspections.
- Completed scheduled maintenance tasks.
- Performed equipment isolations to ensure safe maintenance processes.
- Facilitated collaboration among various departments and contractors.
- Hand-assembled needed parts with bolts and screws.
- Followed daily preventive maintenance schedule for cleaning and lubricating machinery.
- Updated and maintained databases with current information.
- Prioritized and organized tasks to efficiently accomplish service goals.
Apprentice – Fitter/Machinist
Group Training NT
01.2020 - 04.2024
- Executed Take 5 risk assessments to ensure operational safety compliance.
- Attended and completed coursework at technical institute.
- Diagnosed problems in mechanical units and took corrective action where necessary.
- Performed preventative maintenance on equipment regularly.
- Adjusted functional parts of devices such as control mechanisms, switches, valves, pumps, motors.
- Performed regular maintenance on equipment to ensure optimal performance.
- Repaired or replaced defective parts, using hand tools and power tools.
- Disassembled machinery and equipment to remove parts for repair or replacement.
Pre-Lude to the Future Apprentice- Mechanical Fitter & Electrical Fitter
Group Training NT
01.2019 - 08.2019
- Acquired technical skills through trade school education.
- Completed various work assignments.
- Supported execution of mechanical duties.
- Achieved consistent quality standards by executing controlled filter-crushing processes.
- Maintained workshop cleanliness to ensure organized work environment.
- Assisted in overseeing various electrical projects.
- Aided in maintenance and repair tasks.
- Provided assistance with troubleshooting issues related to machines by carrying out tests as instructed by supervisor .
- Repaired worn parts by grinding, filing, turning and replacing them when necessary.
Education
Certificate III - Engineering – Mechanical Trade
Charles Darwin University
Darwin, NT04-2024
Skills
- Tool operation
- Valid Driver's license
- Work scheduling
- Plant safety
- Preventative maintenance
- Machine operation
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Mechanical understanding
- Maintenance troubleshooting
- Machine alignment
- Hand and power tools
- Effective communication
- Maintenance and repair
- Problem-solving
- Welding techniques
- Verbal and written communication
- Drawings review
References
- Kaitlin Chin, Industry Pathways Senior Advisor, Department of Education and Training, 0428 620 234, Kaitlin.chin1@education.nt.gov.au
- Madeline Lysaght-Wright, Apprentice Advisor, Programmed Training Services, 0488 212 502, Madeline.lysaght-wright@programmed.com.au
Personal Information
Date of Birth: 11/08/90
Accomplishments
- NT Training awards finalist 2024 - Apprentice of the year
- GTNT Awards finalist 2024 - Apprentice of the year
- GTNT Awards winner 2024 - NAWIC Award for outstanding female in the construction industry
- GTNT Awards winner 2023 - Prelude to the future most outstanding shell apprentice
Certification
- White Card
- Gantry Crane operations
- Basic Rigging
- Dogging
- MR Licence
- Forklift licence
- Confined Space training
- Working at Heights
- Elevated Work Platform
References
References available upon request.
Timeline
7 Day Operator/Maintainer – Mechanical
Territory Generation
04.2024 - Current
Apprentice – Fitter/Machinist
Group Training NT
01.2020 - 04.2024
Pre-Lude to the Future Apprentice- Mechanical Fitter & Electrical Fitter
Group Training NT
01.2019 - 08.2019
Certificate III - Engineering – Mechanical Trade
Charles Darwin University