Ryan Farmer
Hobart,TAS
Summary
Reliable and safely focused Forklift operator with experience in high risk industrial environments. Proven ability to operate machinery safely, follow strict procedures, and contribute to team productivity. Experienced in training new starters, participating in daily safety meetings, and working early in loud an outdoor conditions. Seeking an opportunity to transition into the mining industry and build a long term career.
Overview
7
7
years of professional experience
Work History
Forklift Operator
Tassal Group
01.2022 - Current
- Operating forklifts to safely load and unload trucks in a fast-paced environment
- Following strict safety procedures and site ruler at all times to minimise risk and maintain compliance
- Participating in daily toolbox talks and safety briefings to identify hazards and improve workplace safety
- Worked in outdoor and high noise environments while maintaining focus, communication and situation awareness
- Working effectively as part of a team to meet deadlines under pressure
- Demonstrated reliability through consistent early starts and strong attendance
- Trained and supported new starters and site procedures
- Worked effectively as part of a team and independently with minimal supervision
Dogman
Trident
02.2019 - 03.2021
- Assisted 60-100 ton cranes in a team setting, providing support and guidance.
- Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
- Managed time efficiently in order to complete all tasks within deadlines with safety as a priority
- Maintained clean and hazard free work areas to support safe operations
Education
Information And Communication Technology
Hobart College
Hobart, TAS11-2018
Skills
- Forklift operation
- Manual handling & physical work
- Early start and long hours
- Team works and communication
- High risk work environment
- First Aid
- Fire safety training
Timeline
Forklift Operator
Tassal Group
01.2022 - Current
Dogman
Trident
02.2019 - 03.2021
Information And Communication Technology
Hobart College