welding workWhat type of job are you looking for? welding What nationality are you? NewZealander What languages do you speak (and at what level)? English-average What country or area are you looking to work in and why? Iraq and or Afganistan. Would like to help their Nation recover and bring back a solid working infrastructure What countries have you worked in? NewZealand and Australia What field do you currently work in? unemployed Fitter/welder-heavy combination truck driving What fields have you worked in before? Fitter/welder-heavy combination truck driver (B-Train) What qualifications do you hold? NZQA road transport class 5 NZ4711 all position HL@45degrees valid until 2012 Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? Skills. even though a formal education has a high value,being able to apply the relevent skill professionally and to a high standard is essental. Describe the benefits of working with others Working in a team gives a wider skill base as well as giving a safer working enviroment.It also give the opportunity to learn new skills as well as ability to double chech your work Describe the benefits of working alone Working alone allows you to decide quickly on a method or approach and work unhindered. Sometimes there can be too many cooks in the kitchen resulting in confusion or indecision . What was your worst working experience? Being put in a position where everyone was working against each other resulting in confussion and blame laying. Not having a defined progect manager calling the shots. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? Health and saftey first and before all. What unique skills do you have? I'm a punctual, hardworking person thats focused on the tasks at hand while encouraging others around me when needed. I might not be the best welder/driver in the world but strive toward improvement. I love my work with a passion and to some extent let it define me. (whether that's good or bad) What would you consider as your 'dream job'? Working with me hands. Welding, repairing and constructing.Anything that gives me a challenge. Being able to look back knowing I had a hand in the finished product. Helping to pass on any skills that may help others.Most of all feeling needed and appresiated for my efforts. What are the most interesting aspects of your field? Taking the raw product and producing the finished product, and all that that entails. What are the least interesting aspects of your field? In all work there are tedious and uninspiring aspects but without these things being completed the work can't move forward.Therefore without a love for what you do and the validation of the finish product all the aspects of the job are uninteresting. How can potential employers contact you? C/o Paperplus Richmond mall Nelson NewZealand PH 064 021 2376432 luke@geoz.co.nz | 
