Whilst I was in collage I worked as a labourer/joiner with a local building company. This gave me the opportunity to develop my knowledge, skills and understanding of different areas in the building industry, such as roofing, barn conversions, dismantling and building walls and slabing. I also had the experience of putting new kitchens in the houses that we were tendering for at the time - Cymdeithas Tai Clwyd.
In 2007 I worked for a company called ‘James Carolls LTD’, I worked here for a year and a half as a labourer/groundsman. This meant that I had to travel around North Wales doing various jobs, underpinning, drainage, building drives, pathways, concreating the foundation for houses. Because I had to travel to different areas around North Wales, I have met many different people, which means that I understand the meaning of teamwork, building character references, communication and values of others. I also had the opportunity to attend different courses such as abrasive wheels, manual handling and CSCS card.
After I left ‘James Caroll’s LTD’, another company that I worked for was ‘Masterlay LTD’, which meant that I was working away all over the UK. This work involved lining the landfill waste with plastic sheets to contain the gas so they could sell the gas to The National Grid. I believe that my experiences with this company gave me more opportunities to develop my skills by understanding how to detect gas and how to be a plastic welder.
In 2009, I received a position as a technician with a company called ‘Celtic Lining LTD’. I was able to travel all around the UK, and Europe, to work on different Landfill sites. I have made many friends that have helped me along the way with my knowledge of this type of work. 
I believe that I am a very reliable person that is willing to try and develop new skills within any setting. I am trustworthy and able to work as part of a team. I am also willing to extend my knowledge and understanding by attending different courses that will allow me to gain more experience and qualifications.