D.Eatock CV safety 2005

Continue in a challenging role with a company that enables me to apply my background and experience and will benefit from my initiative, capabilities and contribution in a position with the potential for further career development.

A dynamic, forward thinking, resourceful character who works well as part of a team and as a self motivated individual. I have fifteen years experience within the construction, petrochemical and nuclear industries both onshore and offshore. Developing from a trade background, my experience spans across a number of challenging roles, providing diverse job responsibility within these environments.
For the past six years I have worked as a Safety Supervisor delivering a variety of projects utilising industrial rope access techniques. I have successfully managed a wide range of projects in the UK, Europe, Australia, Asia and the USA. As a Safety supervisor my responsibilities include client liaison, complete responsibility for work projects, to be conversant with relevant work techniques and associated legislation and to have a comprehensive knowledge of advanced rescue techniques coupled with workplace First Aid. Other duties include training new technicians, conducting risk assessments, creating method statements, selecting suitable PPE, conducting toolbox talks, accident reporting, COSHH assessments, creating LOLER lifting plans, carrying out safety audits and ensuring adherence to company standards and procedures
I am also able to develop and maintain HSE policies, monitor performance and highlight and report non conformances.

* NEBOSH National Diploma Part 1
* IRATA Level 3
* ICORR Level 2 Inspector
* BNFL CP Nuclear Radiological
* BGAS/CSWIP Level 2 Inspector
* BNFL CP Electrical Mechanical
* ACA Level 2 Inspector
* MPI PCN Level 2 Inspector
* City & Guilds Painting / Construction

* UKOOA Offshore Survival
* Workplace First Aid
* Shell / BP / Texaco / Chevron /Maersk / Conoco & other Safety Systems
* LOLER Appointed Person BS 7121
* ISSOW Training
* H2s Training