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- 1. CALLUM DALGLEISH PERSONAL PROFILE  A hands-on, conscientious worker who has the confidence to achieve successful results as part of a team but can also work effectively as an individual, gaining the buy-in of colleagues through a respectful and open-minded approach  A self-motivated and enthusiastic learner who excels within a target orientated and pressurised environment, working to achieve best practice at all times by listening to and taking on-board the advice of experienced professionals  A diligent and hardworking qualified off-shore engineer (STCW EOOW III/1) who has developed the necessary skills to succeed in the industry through academic studies and continuous on the job training while remaining committed to improving upon these capabilities EDUCATION & QUALIFICATIONS City of Glasgow College HND Mechanical Engineering 2010 -2013 Key Subjects  Engineering Skills  Engineering Drawing  Mathematics for Engineering 1,2 & 3  Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics  Information Technology and Communication  Quality Management  Applied Industrial Plant Maintenance  Business Awareness and Continuing Professional Development Key Achievements  Proven ability to transfer theory into practice in the working environment  Proficient in the use of software packages such as AutoCAD and Microsoft Office  Enhanced understanding of the importance of analysing and understanding information  Became experienced in the use of industry standard instrumentation, devices and control systems Key Project The aim of the project was to design a complete and fully functioning engineering system for a deep sea ocean-going vessel with regards to delivering a finished product that satisfied the requirements of the client in compatibility, economically and met the regulations and standards of international governing bodies.  Developed my own design from planning stage through to a final delivered design with breakdown of components selected  Researched material costs and compatibility through quantitative and qualitative data gained directly from liaising with manufacturers and personnel within the marine and mechanical engineering industry  Carried out an economic analysis and NPV (net present value) for the entire project  Developed proficiency in engineering design of established systems while taking into account the potential safety hazards and operability problems  Gained an understanding of the economic aspects involved with engineering and maintaining systems in the long term.  Applied a creative mind-set, lateral thinking and previous experience to tackle the problem relevant to modern shipbuilding and class regulations, such as those set out by International Maritime Organisation and regulated by Lloyd's Register  Utilised engineering and design software to achieve professional quality design examples City of Glasgow College PDA Marine Management 2012-2013 Key Subjects  Managing a Project for an Organisation  Communicating and Influencing for Effective Decision Making  Leadership for Performance Improvement Key Achievements  Developed an understanding for meeting tight deadlines  Experience of decision-making in pressurised and varying environments Inverclyde Academy 4 Highers 2007-2008 Wellington Academy 2 Highers 2002-2007 18 Merino Road, Greenock, PA15 4BY Tel: 07984334024 / Email: callum.dalgleish@gmail.com Driving: Full UK Licence
- 2. KEY SKILLS & COMPETENCIES SECOND ENGINEER OFFICER NORTH STAR SHIPPING MAY 2014 - PRESENT Responsible to the Chief Engineer as a Watch-keeper in full control of the ship's main and auxiliary propulsion systems in a shift pattern of 6 hours on/off on an ERRV (Emergency Response and Rescue Vessel). This position requires self motivation and to use my own initiative in many varying engineering situations and operations. I am required to be trained to OPITO standards in medical aid and Fast Rescue Craft Boatman roles, a position I have enjoyed immensely as it is in total contrast to my day-to-day duties as an engineer. Duties & Responsibilities  Preparing and operating propulsion machinery and auxiliary systems under standby situations  Duty watch-keeping supervision and processing of operations data  Managing the safety of myself and others through safe and correct working practice  Carrying out risk assessments and drawing up Permits to Work in order to ensure a safe and controlled working environment  Member of a FRC rescue team when emergencies arise  Working within a planned maintenance framework and assisting with audits on-site  Carrying out mechanical fitting or hot-work where required  Operation of electrical plant and any associated maintenance FOURTH ENGINEER OFFICER MAERSK LINE DEC 2013 - PRESENT Responsible to the 2 nd Engineer executing orders and performing daily duties as Duty Watch-keeping Engineer in UMS conditions on one of their 'L' Class Container vessels. In this role I worked as part of a team on larger scale projects and gained first-hand experience of major overhauls on large slow-speed engines. I gained invaluable experience and knowledge that aided my confidence and skills. Duties & Responsibilities  Preparing and operating propulsion machinery for port arrival and departure manoeuvring  Maintaining purification, air compression and freshwater cooling pumping plant  Monitoring of running systems and processes and interpreting this information for daily records  Managing the safety of myself and others in workplace, and adapting this to ever-changing situations  Preparing fuel bunkering lines for taking on large quantities of fluids and monitoring the operation as the Person in Change through to job completion  Performing complex calculations for measuring and moving volumes of fluids  Managing the transferral of fluids throughout their corresponding systems  Preparing lines for the transferral of sludge to shore and overseeing the process as the Person in Charge  Research and planning of all tasks ahead of all work commencing  Delegation of daily tasks to non-watch keeping staff from superiors’ orders ENGINEER OFFICER CADET CLYDE MARINE TRAINING/ZODIAC MARITIME AGENCIES LTD AUG 2010 - AUG 2013 I undertook a 3 year cadetship through Clyde Marine Training to obtain an Engineer Officer of the Watch III/1 certification based at City of Glasgow College. In order to be eligible to attain my Certificate of Competency my studies were combined with 6 months of hands-on experience at sea with Zodiac Maritime Agencies Ltd. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE POUNDLAND LTD SALES ASSISTANT SEPT 2006 - SEPT 2010 I was employed on a part time basis after school and received additional hours while studying at college in a customer focused role dealing with customers ensuring that their needs were fully met. Duties & Responsibilities  Assisting customers with any enquiries or issues and working at the checkout point handling payments  Counting, handling and recording cash procedures  Stock management and rotation
- 3. PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS  STCW Engineer Officer of the Watch III/1 Expires 2018  Hong Kong Merchant Shipping Regulation Expires 2018  ENG1 Medical Expires 2016  Fast Rescue Craft Boatman - OPITO Approved code 6170  Initial Training in Shipboard Operations - OPITO Approved code 6100  Proficiency in Personal Survival Techniques  Proficiency in Personal Safety & Social Responsibility  Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats  Proficiency in Elementary First Aid  Proficiency in Medical First Aid Aboard Ship  Fire Prevention and Firefighting  Advanced Firefighting  Proficiency as Ship Security Officer KEY SKILLS & COMPETENCIES Leadership: Accepts a high degree of responsibility towards the success of a project, as evidenced by roles undertaken in key aspects of an engineer officer's duties and responsibilities. Is an assured presence, clearly conveys ideas and encourages active participation from group members. Communication: Possesses excellent interpersonal skills developed through years of experience in team orientated and customer facing environments. Ability to convey information tactfully through all platforms. Health & Safety: A safety cautious professional with a strong understanding for the need for safety in dangerous working conditions. Respects and adheres to the industry’s laws and guidelines and is capable of stepping in to stop work when safe practice is not followed. Teamwork: A central team player who is able to adapt role to the requirements of a team, leading, delegating responsibility and following instruction as and when necessary. Remains observant to the needs of others and provides continuous support. Analytical Thinking & Problem Solving: A clear thinker, creative in conceiving, implementing and monitoring logical action plans and strategies. Able to anticipate problems and amend or adapt response as necessary. Attention to Detail: Demonstrates a close attention to detail approach that ensures every aspect of a job and its resulting impact is carefully considered. Able to adhere to detailed plans while identifying possible problems or rectifications. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION  Excellent IT skills with a great deal of experience in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint packages gained from college projects and compiling reports and collating data as part of end of month reports.  Full UK driving licence with no endorsements and willing to travel wherever necessary.  References and appraisals available upon request. https://www.linkedin.com/in/callumdalgleish