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CV/Resume ID no.:
83682 Last Updated:
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Location (Residence): Dundee, United Kingdom Citizenship:United Kingdom
Languages: Native:
English United Kingdom Other:
French Standard
Education & Experience:
Work Authorization & Relocation:
Education:
Vocational in Electronic Technician (forces) Years of Experience:
24 years
Authorized to work in: European Union Present Location: Scotland, Dundee Relocation: Anywhere (International)
Expertise
Category
Subcategory
Ability
Experience
Technician Level
Electronic
Expert
5 years
Trades (Skilled)
Electrician
Expert
24 years
Technician Level
Electrical
Expert
8 years
Design/Software
Other
Basic
0 year
Technician Level
Instrument
Expert
29 years
Trades (Skilled)
Rig Electrician
Experienced
1 year
CV/Resume Details
1. Summary (Cover Letter) - CV/Resume Part 1 [Mandatory]
Dear Sir/Madam,
At present I run my own electrical company. Covering both electrical and security installations. Installing and testing including PAT.
I am also ex forces, where I was an Electronics/Instrument Technician, involved in the repair, fault finding and installation of various pieces of equipment, including both encrypted and non encrypted communications equipment (including the Ptarmigan system). I can work as a team player or individually; working under pressure in hostile environments was common practice.
I have a current BOSIET (RGIT) offshore license and medical certificate.
I am equally happy to work onshore as well as offshore I am willing to not only look at electrical trade jobs but also any roustabout work on offer.
I worked for a period when between jobs for Halliburton in Nigeria assisting in an electrical refit on a drilling barge. I have just completed an electrician position on the P6A platform owned by Wintershall in the Dutch sector, during a partial refit.
I have no problems being away from home for long periods of time, and would actually prefer longer shifts away overseas.
With running my own company I have no problem being left unsupervised. Safety is obviously paramount in all instances and in line with current HSE and COMPEX guides.
I am at present in the process of registering myself and my business with NICEIC but would cease this process if an opportunity arose.
2. Work Experience - CV/Resume Part 2 [Mandatory]
1983 – trainee Draughtsman (designing ventilation systems including Sellefield Nuclear plant, Civic buildings and Armed Forces buildings)
1983 – 1989 – Armed Forces/Royal Corps of Signals, Electronics Technician.
Installation, repair and maintenance including workshop management.
1997 – to date – Owner of my own electrical installation company. Installation of electrical systems, security systems and communication systems.
1998 – Worked on a contracted basis with Babcock installing a new sewage plant installation at Forfar, Scotland. This was an explosive proof / non destructive install, identical to that used on offshore platform installations.
2000 – 2004 – Opened my own Cellular/mobile phone premises, both selling mobile telephones and accessories but offering a fully test and repair service of said telephones down to component level.
2008 – Short term contract – KLM, Instrument Technician within Schiphol airport. Undertaking PCB fault finding and repairs to component level. NOTE: Security clearance at Schiphol Oost until June 2009. (SOFI number available)
2008 August/September – Electrician position during platform upgrades on the P6A in the Dutch sector owned by Wintershall working with Inter Services Agency.
3. Education & Training - CV/Resume Part 3 [Mandatory]
High School – 4 x A grade and 3 x B grade (O grade / Higher)
Army College – Electronics Technician – terminal equipment/radio/sat comms./microwave comms
Police College – Criminal and Road Traffic Law
Ø Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training (BOSIET – including HUET & EBS) Cert no: PTLAC4700015610 / Exp date: 14th April, 2011
Ø Medical offshore certificate 27th August 2008 – 17th August 2010
Ø NIC EIC - EAL domestic electrical installation (96421900) to City and Guilds level
Ø Electronics Technician to T2 in the repair of encryption, non-encryption equipment, test equipment and the laying of field and stationary communication systems. Including Ptarmigan encrypted communications and forces bid encryption
Ø Twice promoted within the Armed Forces
Ø Classified Armed Forces communication courses, involving tried and tested equipment and in the experiment of new systems.
Ø Scottish Police Force grade – Criminal and Road Traffic laws
Ø High speed police driving skills
Ø Close protection trained
Ø First Aid trained both on land and water born
Ø PADI open water diving license
Ø Forces – map reading instructor
4. Computer Skills - CV/Resume Part 4 [Mandatory]
I have a good knowledge of computers, including word and excel.
5. Other Skills - CV/Resume Part 5 [Optional]
Ø High speed police driving skills
Ø Close protection trained
Ø First Aid trained both on land and water born
Ø PADI open water diving license
Ø Forces – map reading instructor
6. Additional Information - CV/Resume Part 6 [Optional]
I am more than happy to consider basic positions, such as roustabout as well as electrical positions.
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