1. Shaun Michael Corr
Address: 88 Drumillan Hill, Greenock, PA16 0XE
Contact Number: Mobile – 07505149242, Home - 01475797986
E-mail: shauncorr1888@icloud.com
Dob: 31/01/1996
Personal Statement
I have recently graduated from the City of Glasgow College with a grade ‘A’ Higher National
Diploma (HND) in Marine Engineering and a Scottish Professional Diploma (SPD) in Marine
Management. With these qualifications it is in my intention to continue to pursue a career in
Merchant Shipping as a 3rd/4th/Junior Engineer.
I possess great leadership and communication skills, and I also work very well in teams and see
myself as a people’s person. I have no preference as to where in the world I would like to work,
but would love the opportunity to travel and gain as much experience as much as possible. I am
always eager to acquire new knowledge and have the ability to learn quickly.
MCA Approved Certificates & Training
I have passed my Engineer Officer of the Watch oral examination and now have my Certificate of
Competency, allowing me to work as a 3rd/4th/Junior engineer at sea and conduct a watch.
I hold the following MCA approved certificates and have completed training courses as follows:
 Certificate of Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats.
 Certificate of Proficiency in Medical First Aid.
 Certificate of Proficiency in Advanced Fire Fighting.
 Certificate of Proficiency in Personal Safety & Social Responsibility.
 Certificate of Proficiency in Personal Survival Techniques.
 Engineering Workshop Skills, Maintenance & Assembly Skills and Electrical & Electronic
Practice Course.
 High Voltage Training Operational Level.
 Certificate of Proficiency in Designated Security Duties.

2. Sea Service Record
During my cadetship at City of Glasgow College, I was sponsored by Gulfmark Offshore and I
was able to undergo training on-board some of their vessels as an engineering cadet. I
completed the following trips:
 FD Indomitable (PSV) 1 month 22 days
 FD Incomparable (PSV) 0 months 8 days
 Highland Laird (PSV) 2 months 4 days
 MV Enea (PSV) 1 month 28 days
Over these contracts I completed the MCA required sea time of 6 months and a minimum of 4
months watch-keeping time. This time is reflected in my sea service testimonials and Discharge
Book.
During my time at sea I was able to learn and develop the following skills:
 Engineering watch keeping, operation and maintenance.
 Safety on board a vessel.
 Operational management.
 Understand/design system drawings including electrical drawings.
Employment History
Gulfmark Offshore N.S. Ltd.
Aberdeen
AB11 5PJ
United Kingdom
Job Title: Marine Engineer Cadet
Dates: 27/08/2012 – Present
Throughout this time my responsibilities as an engineering cadet were as follows:
 Trace out all systems of each vessel I was on board and understand the process of each
one.
 Carry out planned/emergency maintenance and repairs to the vessels machinery.
 Recognise dangers while carrying out a round of the engine room and associated rooms.
 Carry out emergency procedures in a calm manner involving situations such as fires,
security breach, man overboard and abandon ship.
 Assist the Chief Engineer in bunkering fuel.
 Carry out routine testing to equipment in the engine room while taking notice of any
dangerous trends.

3. Qualifications
Marine Management, Scottish National Diploma (SPD):
 Managing a Project for an Organisation.
 Professional Development: Communicating and Influencing for Effective Decision
Making.
 Professional Development: Leadership for Performance Improvement.
Marine Engineering, Higher National Diploma (HND):
 Advanced Marine Thermodynamic Principals.
 Advanced Applied Mechanics.
 Advanced Marine Heat Principals.
 Advanced Naval Architecture.
 Advanced Ship Construction and Survey.
 Advanced Strength of Materials.
 Electrical Distribution Systems.
 Marine Management.
 Mathematics for Engineering 2.
 Mathematics for Engineering 3.
 Process Control.
Marine Engineering, Higher National Certificate (HNC):
 Engineering Drawing.
 Fundamentals of Control Systems and Transducers.
 Auxiliary Systems.
 Auxiliary Thermodynamic Principals.
 Dynamics and Machines.
 Electrical Motors and Generators.
 Electrical Power.
 Electrical and Electronic Devices.
 Marine Heat Engine Principals.
 Naval Architecture.
 Pneumatics and Hydraulic Systems.
 Propulsion.
 Ship Construction.
 Statics and Strength of Materials.
 Marine Engineering: Mathematics.
 Safety Engineering and the Environment.
References
Available on request