Examples of CV’s before and

after NAP

1. Designer with nine years experience in manufacturing, production and  research (isotope separation).

Original CV

Designer/Assistant Engineer (Process and Mechanical)

• Responsible for engineering calculation on components to be designed, manufacturing techniques and production.
• Fully responsible for each design, ranging from concept, detail, revisions and drawings.
• Maintain and improve standards and quality assurance.
• Introduced multiple innovative ideas and designs on technology and in manufacturing process.
• Increased the efficiency of research by designing and implementing a systematic workflow system.
• Increased design effectiveness through QCP and brainstorming.
• Increased communication and team work, resulting in higher standards and better results.

Production Planner, Draughtsman,

• Acted as Production Planner for the company, from designing, project planning, and manufacturing to assembling, testing and commissioning.
• Site visits for evaluation of maintenance, repairs and replacements on locomotives.
• Improved couplings, seals and brackets to be more reliable, cost-effective and easier to install.
• Erection of 700 m2 stores building and stores layout, without influencing current projects and operations.
• Responsible for the drawing office; configuration, filing, designing, manufacturing and suppliers.

Education

• MBA
• B.Tech in Industrial Engineering
• National Diploma in both Mechanical Drawing and Architectural Drawing
• National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
• National Certificate in Project Management
• Certificate in Implementing ISO 9000:2000

Results of NAP done during an interview:

1. Results driven, process driven and accomplishment driven

2. Enjoys analyses (identifying gaps or problems in situations)

3. Prefers a structured environment (processes/procedures)

4. High attention to detail

5. Conceptual worker: initiates projects, implements ideas, puts controls and process into place, and then hands project over