Derek Keogh
About Derek Keogh
Derek Keogh serves as the Senior Traffic Supervisor and Central Control Room Trainer/Assessor at Transdev Ireland, where he has worked since 2002. He possesses extensive experience in fleet management and contract management, along with a strong background in training and assessing central control room operations.
Work at Transdev
Derek Keogh has been employed at Transdev Ireland since 2002, serving as a Senior Traffic Supervisor. He has worked for 22 years at the Redcow Depot, where he oversees traffic operations. In addition to his supervisory role, he has been a Central Control Room Trainer and Assessor since 2018, focusing on training personnel in central control room operations. His responsibilities include ensuring efficient transportation planning and effective fleet management.
Education and Expertise
Derek Keogh studied at Drimnagh Castle from 1973 to 1979, completing a six-year program. He also attended Drimnagh Castle from 1974 to 1977 for an additional three years. His educational background supports his expertise in the transportation industry, particularly in fleet management and contract management. He possesses strong skills in training and assessing operations within central control rooms.
Background
Derek Keogh has a comprehensive background in the transportation sector, with a focus on fleet management and contract management. His experience spans over two decades at Transdev Ireland, where he has developed skills relevant to efficient transportation planning and operational oversight. His role as a trainer and assessor reflects his commitment to enhancing the capabilities of personnel within the organization.
Achievements
Throughout his tenure at Transdev Ireland, Derek Keogh has contributed significantly to the efficiency of transportation operations. His role as a Senior Traffic Supervisor and Central Control Room Trainer/Assessor highlights his commitment to training and operational excellence. His expertise in fleet management and contract management has played a key role in improving transportation planning processes.