I work now as an estimator for a general engineering company that specialises in steel fabrication.

First started out doing an apprenticeship as an aircraft engine fitter now known as an aircraft maintenance engineer.

When I left the air force I worked as a fitter in a plant that treated pine posts for a few months then got a job as a medical gas installer. I then went to become a medical service technician serving medical equipment such as aneasthetic machines, intensive care ventilators and baby humidicribs.

I was promoted up to medical engineering manager and did project managing and designing of medical gase and vacuum systems for hospitals, dental clinics and vet clinics.

After being made redundant, I started my own company in medical engineering but fell ill and had to close it all down. It was going bad anyway.

Just started working again after more than 2 years of recovery.