Richard Fisher

8 East View, Ryhope, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, SR2 0HZ.+447912989309

Email: richiefisher84@hotmail.com

Profile

A self-motivated, dedicated Wind Turbine Technician with a broad understanding of both mechanical and electrical equipment and a wealth of over 4 years offshore experience. Always eager to learn new skills and further myself within the Wind Turbine Industry, to be an essential asset and member of the team while offering absolute commitment. Previously working as a senior security consultant and serving as a Royal Marine Commando with many transferable skills. Level headed and mature with a vast wealth of operational experience in the UK and abroad, derived from working with both military and civil agency’s as well as private company’s and clients. Both versatile and flexible with the self-discipline to lead teams, be a team member whilst supporting the team leader or work autonomously.Well-developed communication skills implemented while commanding and supervising training for other team members, also liaising with numerous vessel captains from various nationalities.

Professional Training and Qualifications

Maersk Level 2 Diploma “Staying safe in the Wind Industry (Onshore & Offshore)”

12 week programme consisting of the following information; GWO/Renewable UK Working at

Height GWO Manual Handling GWO/QCF (3 day) First Aid (includ-

ing use of Defibrillator) GWO Sea Survival (including Boat

Transfer) GWO Fire Awareness CCNSG Safety Passport Confined Space & Rescue (Including

use of EBS) Electrical & Electronic AwarenessValue added elements: Major & Minor Cabling Awareness Bolt Torque & Tensioning Training Basic Hydraulics VHF Communications Haulage Systems

Other Qualifications Basic Offshore Safety Induction &

Emergency Training (including HUET & EBS)

Offshore MIST (Minimum Industry Safety Training)

Rope Access IRATA level 1 BTEC Level 2 First Person On Scene

(Intermediate) STCW 95 (All 4 parts) Maritime security management

(Team leader) MSO level 3 City & Guilds (Maritime

Security Officer) SSO (Ships Security Officer) Offshore powerboat level 2 Seafarer medical certificate (ENG1)

Key Skills

Successfully led, managed and worked within teams on a vast array of operations and exercises.

Solid organisation skills with a practical and methodical approach to all circumstances. Good knowledge in operating and handling a vast array of equipment. Flexible, level headed while constantly adapting and evolving to any given situation. Proven to meet strict deadlines with constant determination to safely achieve

objectives. Versatile and robust, comfortable working in extreme and arduous conditions in a wide

range of demanding environment’s for long periods of time.

Career HistoryNovember 2014 – PresentMaersk Level 2 Diploma “Staying safe in the Wind Industry (Onshore & Offshore)”

December 2010 – November 2014 – Salamanca Risk Management – Team LeaderWorking in the maritime security industry providing armed security on a variety of vessels transiting through the high-risk area including container ships, oil tankers, VLCC’s and passenger vessels. Responsible for conducting risk assessments of the vessel, briefing, coordinating, administering and managing security teams. Liaising with shore agents, numerous international security intelligence organizations and coalition warships. Conducting bridge team and crew briefs, training and drills coordinating vessel hardening with all available resources and lead tactical armed defense of the vessel when required.

March 2010 – September 2010 – Motor Yacht Amnesia – Deck HandWorking as a deck hand aboard the Super Yacht. Using a wide range of tools and equipment to conduct various repairs and maintenance, from exterior facial repairs to electrical and mechanical repairs throughout the yacht. Maintaining and servicing the vessels smaller boats, jet skis and other recreational toys as well as regular inspections of all safety equipment throughout the yacht.Maintaining high standards of cleanliness throughout the exterior of the vessel while helping with navigation, anchoring and berthing of the vessel. Closely interacting with the guests, supplying and overseeing the use of a number of different water sports/activities.

April 2004 – March 2010 – Royal Marines Poole2nd in command of transportation for UK based counter terrorism. Coordinating and overseeing all logistical movements for a fleet of vehicles, providing support to UK Special Forces working within the UK counter terrorism. Deploying to Afghanistan facilitating and supporting a large fleet in support of UKSF.

December 2000 – April 2004 –Fleet Protection Group Royal MarinesSuccessfully passed out into HM Royal Marine Commandos and became part of an armed quick reaction force protecting UK nuclear assets.

Interests

Maintaining a high standard of per-sonal fitness.

Keen interest in current affairs.

Socialising with family and friends.

Being outdoors/ Rock climbing

References available on request