Computing & systems
ICT study at Levels 2 and 3, Cisco IT Essentials and an HNC in Computing, followed by further HND study. Practical work with Excel, Google Sheets, Apps Script and web design.
Hi, I’m Kieran.
I connect
the dots.
Operations taught me to see the process. Computing helps me build the solution. Photography and design help me make it clear and usable.
You work directly with me throughout your project.
A practical foundation
Built from experience
on the ground.
I bring more than six years of operational and compliance experience, including work as part of the operations team across Aberdeen’s Music Hall, His Majesty’s Theatre and The Lemon Tree.
From November 2025 to July 2026, I worked as Facilities and Compliance Officer at The Old School Thornhill. In a shared community building, I developed health-and-safety management systems, PVG management processes and working procedures supporting tenants, instructors, children’s activities and events.
That experience shapes how I approach a system: who uses it, what information they need and how the process supports safe, organised work.
Technology meets visual thinking
A broader set of skills.
A single point of contact.
Safety & operations
IOSH Managing Safely completed in 2026, alongside hands-on operational and compliance experience in venue and community settings.
Photography & design
HNC and HND qualifications in photography and digital advertising, plus experience running a freelance photography business producing photo and video content for barbers, charities, cafés and restaurants.
Why Compliance Blueprints?
I started Compliance Blueprints in March 2026 with compliance tools on Etsy. The common thread soon became clear: the same thinking can help with bookings, registers, payments, websites and everyday business administration.
Organisation makes it easier to keep information current, responsibilities visible and processes consistent. My work brings that thinking into tools people can actually use.
A clearer next step
Tell me what’s
slowing you down.
You don’t need a technical brief. Start with the problem.