Gary Cargill has over 20 years of experience working for Trinity House Lighthouse Service as an Able Seaman. His current role involves operating a crane to lift navigation aids and work on offshore wind turbines. He also serves as a coxswain on small vessels. Cargill has strong project management, communication, and maintenance skills from his shipboard duties. He holds numerous certifications in firefighting, survival, medical, and offshore safety training. Cargill seeks new opportunities building on his extensive experience in the maritime industry.

1. 18 Ffordd Jasper
Holyhead
Anglesey E-mail:gary_cargill@hotmail.com
LL65 2PF
Gary Cargill
PERSONAL PROFILE
I currently have a vast working experience as Able Seaman working with Navigation Aids
for Trinity House Lighthouse Service. My current job consists of being a crane operator
where we lift all types of Navigation Aids to carry out work on wind turbines around the
coast of Britain and Ireland. I also coxswain for small vessels delivering boats around
the coast also taking crew from ship to shore and light house landing for trinity house.
My roles on board ship take part of ship board maintenance such as maintain ships
crane and boats and general husbandry on board ship. I am able to simultaneously
work on or lead multiple tasks on board and able to project management and
organization skills and effectively communicate in shipboard life and in an instructional
environment.
CAREER HISTORY
2008 – To Present Trinity House, Holyhead
Able Seaman: As above.
2007 – 2008 Royal Mail, Holyhead
Post Man: Sorting and delivering letters, parcels on a
specific patch, mostly on foot occasionally by van.
2003 – 2006 Soccer Academy, USA
Football Coach Instructing school children to play
soccer, in America.
1999 – 2002 BRAMA R.A.F. Valley,
Survival Equipment: Making sure all equipment was
in good working order and making repairs where
needed.
1996 – 1998 Trinity House, Holyhead.
Able seaman: As above
EDUCATION
1992 – 1996 Holyhead High School
10 G.S.C.E. levels obtained Grades A* - E

2. TRAINING
STCW2010 Basic Fire Fighting
Certificate of Competency as A.B.
Efficient Deck Hand Certificate
Navigation Watch Rating Certificate
ENG 1
5 Day Fire Fighting and Team Training
Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting – Basic course
Proficiency in a Survival Craft and Rescue Boat
(other than fast rescue boats).
Fast Rescue Boat
Proficiency in Medical First Aid Course
HUET
Helicopter Refueling Course
Basic Safety Training in Personal Survival Techniques
Long Range Certificate
Short Range VHF
Introduction to Management
Equal Opportunities and Diversity
Introduction to Microsoft Word
Introduction to Microsoft Excel
Abrasive Wheels
Offhore Oil and Gas Medical
Bosiet and Mist
EXCELLENT REFERENCES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST