This document provides a summary of Mark Carr's work experience and qualifications. It outlines that he has over 20 years of experience in rope access, rescue, safety, and coating application. He has worked on a variety of offshore and marine projects in roles such as team leader, painter, and blaster. His certifications include IRATA Level 3, first aid, confined space entry, and offshore safety certificates. References are available upon request.

1. Mark Carr
MC ACCESS
21 Lawrence Avenue
South Shields
Tyne and Wear
NE34 8LY
United Kingdom
Telephone: 0191 4220777 Mobile: 07714610227
Email: markcrr8@hotmail.co.uk D.O.B: 12/11/1968
Personal Summary
I am a motivated, experienced and committed worker who has a consistent track record of
achieving the highest standards in rope access, rescue and safety. A proven ability to
evaluate, organise and prioritise tasks and work within or lead contracts. I am hard working,
disciplined and excellent communicator who is able to get along with both colleagues and
senior managers. Provide a high standard of workmanship from the team by utilizing
technical support from onshore/offshore.
Ensuring correct surface preparation which is of the importance and coating application, CUI
removal or installation, coating and repair of composite materials where required. Rope
access procedures and methods are carried out safely and effectively and to ensure the
client is obtaining a high level of service and assuring that the protective coating applied will
provide maximum performance. Eliminating the potential of coating and CUI, failures due to
poor workmanship and reworks which would incur increased costs and production
loss/downtime.
Ensuring that the company procedures are being adhered to and HSEQ expectations are
being implemented. Also for the co-ordination of work scopes, ensuring sufficient levels of
plant and materials are readily available for use and downtime is minimised.
Work Experience
March 2015 – March 2015, OGN
Wallsend
UK Total Solutions
Job Title: Rope access level 3 Teamleader
 Working with laggers, lagging major pipe work on board Enquest producer FPSO
ship, whilst in dock

2. July 2014 – October 2014, OGN
Wallsend
Teesside Industrial Solutions
Job Title: Rope access level 3
 Rescue team and supervision
 Blasting and Painting of ballast tanks FPSO Ship in dock
June 2014 – July 2014 Wind Turbines
Lowestoft
Teesside Industrial Solutions
Job Title: level 3 Rope access Teamleader .
 Blasting and Painting of Sub Stations
Mar 2014 – Apr 2014 Thistle Platform North Sea
APAVE
Job Title: level 3 Rope access teamleader .
 Assisting radiography, getting them to work face and helping to set up equipment
Jan 2014 – Feb 2014 Atwood Hunter , Cameroon
Harris pie
Job Title: Level 3 Rope Access Teamleader .
 Assisting Scaffolders with the installing of quick deck underneath deck head ready
for the refurbishing of the Atwood Hunter
Feb 2013 – May 2013 Senior Rope Access Supervisor Coatings/ Mechanical
Bilfinger Salamis/Perenco
 Senior level 3 for BIS. Perenco 27 Bravo/Seafox 01 campaign
 Responsible for up to 5 fully operational teams. In this position my responsibilities
include:
 Liaise with the fabric maintenance co-coordinator to actively plan and execute the
work tasks
 Raising permits and writing specific complex method statements for approval by
field Offshore Installation Manager (OIM)
 Ensuring all rescue plans are specific and maintained up to date

3.  Facilitate safety meetings for the discussion of rope access related issues
Aug 2013 – Oct 2013 ERSG Ltd
Job Title: Rope Access TeamLeader, Wind Turbines Holland
 Lead rescue team for welders
 Gas monitoring and rescue response
May 2004 – Sep 2012 BIS Salamis, Lowestoft, Norfolk, United Kingdom
Job Title: Rope Access TeamLeader, IRATA level 3 Painter/Blaster
 Rigging activities on barge campaign for the interface and installing services to NUI
 2010 – 2011 Worked as a team leader on CUI project on board the Le-Man Alpha
 Gas platforms, Southern Sector, North Sea, Uk and Dutch Waters
Apr 2001 – May 2004 Cape Industrial Services, Great Yarmouth
Job Title: IRATA Level 1/2 Painter, Blaster
 Work as part of a team carrying out coating works to various structures
 Piping assist with all black trades
 Rigging when needed
 Offshore Facilities, Southern Sector, North Sea, Uk, Dutch and Norwegian Waters
Oct 1996 – Apr 2001 Swan Hunter Shipbuilders, Wallsend, Newcastle
Job Title: Painter/Blaster
 Carry out blasting and painting operations to internal tanks, forepeaks and hulls of
MOD ships and various sea going vessels
Certifications Held (Copies of all certificates can be supplied upon request)
IRATA Level 3
First Aid
ISSOW
Working At Height
G W O, Basic working at height and rescue
G W O, Boat transfer
Confined Space
All Offshore CERTS

4. References:
Tom Whittleton
Tel: 0191 4275968
Mob: 07788662590
Email: tom@wescottcoatings.com
A.Brown
O.I.M (Offshore Installation Manager)
Shell UK Ltd