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Mark Armstrong Senior Engineer Qualifications Chartered Civil Engineer (CEng) ONC & HNC Civil Engineering Project Management: Prince2 Foundation Health & Safety: CSCS – Managerial & Professional, IOSH – Managing Safety accredited Memberships Institution of Civil Engineers (MICE) Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (MCIHT) Career Summary 2014 – Present Project Manager Resolve Group 2010 – 2014 Contractor Downer NZ 2010 – 2011 Principal Engineer Halcrow Group Ltd 2007 – 2010 Project Manager Atkins Highways 2005 – 2007 Project Manager Atkins Highways 2002 – 2005 Network Manager Atkins Highways 1998 – 2002 Highway Engineer Babtie Group Key Experience Project Leadership and Management – internal and external projects Operational – Client and customer focused service provider Relevant Experience Resolve Group Limited 2014 - Present Downer New Zealand Contractor May 2010 – Present Project Manager for various productivity projects to drive cost and operational efficiencies throughout the Downer business. These include reporting, dashboards, June 2015 1

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Mark ArmstrongSenior Engineer

Qualifications

Chartered Civil Engineer (CEng)

ONC & HNC Civil Engineering

Project Management: Prince2 Foundation

Health & Safety: CSCS – Managerial & Professional, IOSH – Managing Safety accredited

Memberships

Institution of Civil Engineers (MICE)

Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (MCIHT)

Career Summary2014 – Present Project Manager Resolve Group

2010 – 2014 Contractor Downer NZ

2010 – 2011 Principal Engineer Halcrow Group Ltd

2007 – 2010 Project Manager Atkins Highways

2005 – 2007 Project Manager Atkins Highways

2002 – 2005 Network Manager Atkins Highways

1998 – 2002 Highway Engineer Babtie Group

Key Experience

Project Leadership and Management – internal and external projects

Operational – Client and customer focused service provider

Relevant Experience

Resolve Group Limited2014 - Present

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Downer New Zealand ContractorMay 2010 – PresentProject Manager for various productivity projects to drive cost and operational efficiencies throughout the Downer business. These include reporting, dashboards, operational productivity, Intranet improvements, project management review across New Zealand

Halcrow Group LtdApril 2010 - 2011Highway Winter Specialist Team Leader – delivering policy, business cases, project management to strategic highway authorities, Department of Transport Agency, Transport for London and Transport Scotland for winter and adverse weather. I was responsible for providing; technical expertise, operational policy, contract procurement, performance criteria, research, document review and development, with full budgetary control. This role involved reviewing, implementing and evaluating operational efficiencies for both strategic and local authorities.

I managed a team of specialist project managers delivering: winter planning, implementation, budgetary control, forecasting, risk, communications, and key performance indicators. This core team of 8 plus call off from other specialists within the Halcrow business services both external and ‘internal’ clients.

Benefits: Robust operational platform, reduced salt and material usage, operational streamlining strategic thinking and inter-agency responsibilities, leading to a reduction of cost to the winter service across the UK with Highways Agency savings of £3m.

Atkins Highway Service ContractorOctober 2007 – April 2010Implementation Manager – Business Improvement Team. Roles and responsibilities Project Manager for Atkins Highways Contracts in various UK regions.

I was responsible for delivering business and operational best practice, across 5 separate highway operational contracts in the UK with an approximate value of £160m. Incorporating the reduction of operational risk, operational systems implementation, winter and adverse weather strategy, health and safety. Conceived, wrote, project managed and implemented:

o A focused Plant, Labour and Materials procedure to drive cost saving.

Benefits: Increase cash flow with operational plant efficiencies

o A highway workers manual providing minimum work and safety standards for 24 core highway operations.

Benefits: Reduced injury on site and lost time due to sickness, ‘get it right first time’ and higher efficiencies in planning and programming.

Atkins Highway Service Consult and ContractorJuly 2005 – April 2007Roles and Responsibilities:Deputy Network Manager – Area 10 Commission

I delivered day to day operational responsibilities for; routine, planned and reactive works, winter and adverse weather maintenance, contingency planning, incident management, and minor highways improvements.

I was responsible for the regular timely reporting to the client. I undertook team leadership, mentoring and development I was responsible for Management of Core Functions:

1. Customer Care2. Road Space Network

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3. New Roads and Street Works Management4. Third Party Claims5. Development Control6. HA Traffic Officer Service NW Regional Control Centre Liaison Manager7. National Traffic Control Centre (NTCC) Liaison Manager

I undertook general liaison manager with clients, Local Authorities, Police, Highways Agency Traffic Officers, stakeholders and service providers

I chaired various client, stakeholder, and Atkins working groups, formulating policy, presenting and reporting findings internally and externally.

I attended on behalf of the client various HA national working parties including the Traffic Officer Service, Contingency Planning and Road Space Management

I was responsible up to 8 staff.

Babtie UK Highway Engineer1998 – 2002I was responsible for managing a client focused, high traffic volume highway network and operations on a defined dense motorway network and strategic trunk roads. Core management functions included: stakeholder liaison, programming and road space and utility management, third party claims, new development interface and stakeholder engagement. Winter and adverse weather and incidents; client expectations, operations, strategy, stakeholder, liaison, training.I managed and supervised the Highways Agency’s term maintenance contract for motorways and trunk roads in north Shropshire, Cheshire and parts of MerseysideI undertook construction to the then current UK Contract documentation: 5 th Edition ICE Conditions of Contract, Highways Agency’s Manual of Contract Documents for Highway Works, Trunk Road Maintenance Manuals, and Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual.I was responsible for implementing Construction Design Management (CDM) safety regulations into maintenance contracts, acting as Designer and or Planning Supervisor.

I had day to day operational management responsibilities for the eastern area of Cheshire and North Shropshire, within the Highways Agency Area 10.My work responsibilities including, team leadership and development, preparation, supervision and management of Maintenance Schemes, working to New Engineering Contract. I also had responsibilities for the management of technical surveys, road space, New Roads and Street Works Act liasion and police liaison.

Other roles I was responsible for included: I acted as both Planning Supervisor, and Designer under CDM. Wrote general and specific risk assessments,

and delivered site inductions to all sites. I supervised and undertook winter and incident management. I acted as The Resident Site Engineer for discrete major highway maintenance schemes I managed road space/traffic management and associated liaison I chaired Police Liaison monthly meetings I was responsible for 5 staff plus supervisor of 30 work force.

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