CURRICULUM VITAE

PERSONAL DETAILS

Sir Name: Kalimoto

First Name: Lawson

Date of Birth: 05/01/1990

NRC: 428206/67/1

Marital Status: Married

Permanent Address: HSE No 5 Muleya Road Miseshi Natwange, Kitwe, Zambia.

Nationality: Zambian

Email Address: kalimotolawson@gmail.com

Contact Number: +260 973 223 118 +260 967 279 512 +260 955 188 682

PERSONAL PROFILE

I am a Zambian citizen who is hardworking, self-motivated, disciplined and committed to achievement of organization goals under minimum supervision. Am sociable and able to adapt and adjust to changing work environment. Am looking forward to establishing and developing my career in my field and I also need to upgrade my career to a higher level due to the modern technology at hand. I can work for an organization were skills and experience will be fully utilized for the benefit of both my career and more importantly the organization, and I always get motivated to successes by the desire to see any peace of my goal being accomplished.

KEY COMPETENCES• Ability to work under pressure and coping with uncertainty and stress• Excellent communication skills both written and spoken, and am a

Computer literate • Able to use own initiative in times of critical situations that need

argent attention, so as to keep the production moving.• Am sober mind, self- starter, hard-working and honesty

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

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October 2012-July 2014: University of Zambia Awarded: Diploma in Project Planning and Management

January 2007-December2008: Northern Technical College.Awarded: Craft Certificate in Mechanical Fitting January 2003-Novermber 2005: Ndeke High school.Awarded: Grade Twelve (12) Certificate

January 2001-December 2002: Justin Kabwe Basic SchoolAwarded: Grade Nine (9) Certificate

HOBBIES• Playing and Watching Football• Listening to music • Studying and Reading (novels, newspaper and other books)• Making friends/ travelling

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

NKANA WATER AND SEWERAGE COMPANY LIMITEDTECHNICAL DEPARTMENT

Mechanical Fitter (Plumber) at Nkana Water Works Plant (January 2009 to November 2010)

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Maintenance and repair works (faulty valves, water meters and pumps). Replacement of seals,

• Lubrication of bearings, monitoring the regulation water valves• Able to replace damaged valves and also pipe work fitting (2”to

12”Pipes).

NON-FERROUS CORPERATION AFRICA MINING PLC (NFCA)OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT

Underground Pump Chamber Artisan Mechanical Fitter (January 2011 to March 2012)

Responsibilities

• Maintenance and installation of pumps, valves. The Maintenance and repair of pumps and valves i.e. Sludge Pumps, Oil Pumps, Centrifugal Pumps and Submissive

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Pumps. Ensuring the Pumps and other mechanical components they are working in order. And able to aligned the installed pump with the prime mover (3 fase induction motor).

• Replacing some damaged components to the Pump, such as Foot Valves, Pressure Valve, Impeller, Piston Rod, Pistons, Seals, O-rings and also able to change Packing’s, Valve Seals, and the bearings.

• Maintenance of the Mud Pump (Slurry Pump), Ensuring that the mud pump is in good working condition before operating it, and there is enough oil in the reservoir tank.

• Conducting routine plant check through daily plant walk and to make sure implementation of assigned projects or works within agreed targets.

• And also to Safeguard Company property and personnel by upholding safety standards according to the company regulation and mining regulation.

Hoist House (Man and Rock Winder) / Conveyer Belt Artisan Mechanical Fitter (April 2012 to May 2015).

Hoist House (Friction Winder) Artisan Mechanical Fitter.

Responsibilities

• Maintenance and Repair works to the winder (Hoist house). (The Rock Winder And Service Winder) i.e. cylinders on attachment, Cage and counter weight, north and south skips and winding engine, changing brake pads, brake adjustment, greasing.

• Maintain the Hydraulic Pump and Valves to the winder brake station and to ensure that there are free leakages of oil, and changing all can do it damaged O-rings, Hydraulic Hoses and Pipes, and seals, the replaced will avoid inefficient and ineffective movement of the winder.

• Able to carry out basic maintenance and complete documentation and to ensure the machine is in working order to transport person and materials to and fro the underground.

• Ensure that all hydraulic brake station, brake pads, Hydraulic Pressure valves and hoses, gearbox lubrication, hydraulic cylinders, seals to the cylinders rod, attachments and all the pins they are in good working order.

• Able to dismantle and assemble the attachments, even to replace together with the cylinders both to the counterweight and the cage.

• Ensure that all the upper ray and under ray ropes they are in good working order, and able to adjust the hydraulic cylinders by using the Hydraulic Pressure Pump, so that there is a recommended tension in the ropes that will be able to with stand the operation of the winder.

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• Greasing of ropes, tail rope attachment bearings and other bearings to the winder. To ensure that the brakes are effective and efficient, and able to adjusted the brakes to the recommended brake gaps. Always be safety conscious in every task u are assigned to executed.

• Apply 5s standards and practices in the work place and to maintain a safe and healthy working environment.

Conveyer Belt Artisan Mechanical Plant Fitter

Responsibilities

Installation, maintenance and repair works to the conveyer belt i.e. rollers, skirting rubbers, fasteners, and track and adjust conveyer belt (tension, alignment).

Training the belt is a process of adjusting idlers, pulleys, and loading conditions in a manner that will correct any tendency of the belt to run other than centrally.

Replacing some damaged rollers, skirting rubbers, also installation of rotary brush scraper, and able to install the head pulley which is the discharger belt and the tail pulley which is the receiving belt.

Able to level structure in affected area when the conveyer runs to one side at given point on structure. And to make sure the conveyer belt is in work order.

Able to splice and also to re-splice the belt if it was not spliced the joined squarely. And able to prepare for start-up the conveyer belt, also to run the machine and shut down.

To ensure that the training idlers are installed on the return side prior to the tail pulley.

Also able to adjust chute to place load on center of belt, discharge material indirection of belt travel at or near belt speed to avoid off-center or poor loading

Able to control the belt by install training idlers on the return side prior to the tail pulley, when the belt runs off at the tail pulley.

To ensure material spillage and build up are avoided by improve loading and transfer conditions, install cleaning devices, improve maintenance.

Able to control belt slip by lagging the drive pulley, increase the belt wrap, install belt cleaning devices.

Able to add counterweight or increase the screw take-up tension to value determined from calculations to avoid belt slip.

To ensure that the idlers are free and also to improve maintenance and lubrication.

Able to use proper fastener and splice technique, set up schedule for fastener inspection to avoid belt breaks at or behind fasteners, fastener pull out.

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Able to handle the maintenance and repair works of the gear box drive. Also to ensure the bearings are properly lubricated

Adherence to all safety, health and environmental regulations.

Mechanical And Power (Projects Department) March 2015 To April 2016.

Responsibilities

• Able to prepare the project documents by showing the major products, milestones, activities and resources required on the project.

• Also to understand the (WBS) work breakdown structure, this helps to break all the works in the project into separate tasks (tasks may also be referred to as activities).

• To analyze project quality and risks, at every task or activities happening at the project.

• To identify activities and tasks needed to produce each of the work packages, creating a WBS of tasks. And also to identify resources for each task, even to assigning task to people (workers).

• Able to estimate how long it will take to complete each task, and also to determine which task is dependent on other tasks, and develop critical path.

• Able to develop the cost baseline, which is a time phased budget or cost by time period. Even by managing and controlling progress and cost of each phase of the project.

• To monitor and evaluate each task or activity and to make sure the project team is strong to execute the duties.

• To make sure all the necessary materials are delivered on time at the project site, and every task is completed according to the time flame.

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REFEREES

Mr. Keegan mubangaForeman Pump chamber (NFC Africa Mining Plc.)

+260 966 949 693

Mr. Siwila TeddyForeman Mechanical Hoist/ conveyer belt (NFC Africa Mining

Plc.) +260 966 368 387 +260 977 523 699 Mr. Matanda Dingani Foreman Mechanical and Power (NFC Africa Mining Plc.) +260 966 950 923

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