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1755 College Dr #202 Baton Rouge, La 70808  (225) 636-4731  mdavidschneider@gmail.com
Mark Schneider
Profile NCCER Certified in both Instrumentation and Electrical, TWIC and US
Passport holder, Intelligent, disciplined, college educated professional with a
talent for mastering new skills. A strong leader with problem solving skills able
to handle a high degree of responsibility with little supervision.
Skills
● Instrumentation ● Electrical ● Welding
● Highly Computer Proficient ● Public Speaking ● Organizational Skills
● Exceptional Writing Skills ● Training ● Leadership Skills
Professional Experience
Electrical and Instrumentation
Foreman
● Supervise crew of Journeymen, prioritize, plan and assign tasked based on construction objectives,
Compile daily production reports.
● Read and interpret Isometric Drawings, Piping and Instrumentation Drawings, Wiring Diagrams, Panel
Schedules and Plot Plans to insure proper design specifications are satisfied.
● Plan Conduit routes, calculate wire size/conduit fill/de-rating, estimate wiring lengths for power
distribution
● Insure crew adherence to all client and employer safety procedures, review and approve crew JSA's
Issue verbal or written warnings for attendance or non-adherence to company policies.
Instrumentation Technician
● Read and interpret instrumentation drawings and documentation including P&ID's, location drawings, loop
diagrams, wiring diagrams and schematics, cable tray and raceways, specifications sheets and material lists
● Install control loops as per specifications including primary and secondary elements, transmitters and
transducers, controllers, recorders, indicators, control valves, actuators and positioners.
● Experienced with Programmable Logic Controllers, Distributed Control Systems, Analyzers and HART
compliant smart devices.
● Perform loop checks, instrument calibration and configuration, troubleshooting, commissioning loops and
tuning loops
Journeyman Electrician
● Install lighting systems, electrical equipment and electrical appliances in accordance with blueprints and
applicable codes
● Install instrumentation in accordance with blueprints and applicable codes. Terminate, loop check
troubleshoot
● Plan layout and installation of electrical wiring, install conduit, equipment and fixtures, based on job
specifications
● Install Electric Heat Tracing systems: Self Regulating, Mineral Insulation and Skin Effect in
accordance with design specifications. Install power distribution components, terminate in field panels
Install Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTD's)
● Install Distributed Control System, terminate and test points. Replace existing system. Troubleshoot
problematic points. Calibration
● Install H2S Detection Systems including controllers, transmitters, sensor heads and alarms. Calibration,
troubleshooting and repair
● Troubleshoot and repair electrical circuits. Terminate appliances, motor control center,
junction boxes and panels
● Motor Controls and Starters
● Stress Cones
Safety and Environmental
Health Safety and Environmental Field Coordinator-Shell Exploration Contractor
● Insure compliance with Shell Health, Safety, Environmental Standards by all contractors assigned to
and based drilling, production and construction operations
● Issue Permits to Work; review Job Safety Analysis’; facilitate Pre Job Safety Meetings
● Liaison between HSE and Operations-establishing a pervasive safety culture balanced with an acceptable
level of productivity
● Conducted Shell “Yellow Book” contractor safety orientation ● Onsite Safety Training of crews
● Monitor, track and discuss proactive efforts ● Facilitate Behavioral Based Safety programs
● Incident reporting and investigation including root cause analysis ● Conduct Audits and Assessments
● Compose Action Item Lists and monitor completion ● Facilitate Team Meetings
● ISO 14001 Environmental Compliance ● Hazard Analysis and Control
Oil and Gas Exploration / Production
Hydrogen Sulfide Technician and Instructor
● Install electronic H2S Detection System and Breathing Air Safety equipment upon completing survey of
facility to determine coverage and devising wiring, equipment and termination scheme
● Insure compliance with regulatory mandated requirements where there is a potential for or an anticipated
release of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) during the course of drilling and/or production
● Man facility and provide 24 hour coverage-operating and maintaining these systems
● Train all rig and service personnel on H2S Awareness, Operation of Safety Equipment, and Emergency
Procedures
● Conduct H2S drills ● Calibrate Sensors ● SCBA maintenance
Safety Representative
● Insure compliance with MMS and OSHA regulation ● Computer based documentation
● Facilitate Pre-Tour Safety meetings ● Conduct Audit ● Facilitate Permit to Work system
● Conduct Rig and Safety Orientations ● Facilitate Behavioral Based Safety program
● Implement Emergency Response Plan ● Conduct weekly drills ● Incident reporting and investigation
Employment History Instrument Technician / Journeyman A Class – Industrial Specialty
Contractors, Baton Rouge LA
Electrical Foreman – Tracer Construction Company, Baton Rouge LA
Instrument Technician – Vector Electric and Controls, Gonzales LA
Electrician – KDM Electric, Alexandria LA
Electrician – Bob Webb Electric, Ruston LA
HSE Field Coordinator – Safety Management Systems, Lafayette LA
Lead H2S Technician – WSI Total Safety, Broussard LA
Education
Certifications
June 1993 – January 1996
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY – Mass Communications
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA – Pre Law
January 2001 – July 2002
LOUISIANA TECHNICAL COLLEGE SOWELA –Welding
National Center for Construction Education and Research
Certification-Instrument Technician V3
National Center for Construction Education and Research
Certification-Industrial Electrician Score 96%
Transportation Workers Identification Card
Expires 12/17/2014
United States Passport
Expires 3/29/2020
Association of Reciprocal Safety Councils, Inc.
Security Passport-Issue date: 8/22/08
October 2004-2009 – Reciprocal Course 12 Basic Plus
SAFEGULF / RIGPASS
February 2005
Shell Exploration
August 2006 – N.O.R.M. training
September 2006 – Taproot Incident Investigation
Total Safety
January 2004
H2S Train the Trainer
Fire Fighting Level I
Forklift Safety
PEC / PREMIER SAFETY MANAGEMENT
October 2003
40 Hour Hazwoper (Hazmat Tech) according to 29 CFR 1910.120 and NFPA 472
Confined Space Supervisor & Rescuer as per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146
Rigging API RP 2d 4th
Edition
Water Survival
First Responder / CPR (Infant, Child & Adult)
Offshore Orientation T-1
Process Safety Management / Welding Safety – Awareness
Emergency Response / Access to Employee Exposure
Medical Records / Hazard Communication / Back Safety
Hydrogen Sulfide Safety / Forklift Safety Awareness
Fire Prevention / Lockout – Tag Out Affected Person
Personal Protective Equipment / Electrical Safety – Awareness
DOT Hazmat Awareness / Hearing Conservation
Respiratory Protection Training / Hazwoper Awareness & Operations
Fall Protection / Behavior Based Safety Training / Defensive Driving
Blood Borne Pathogens / Terrorist Response Awareness Program National
Safety Council
April 2006 – 4 hour Defensive Driving Course
MSA Certified Air mask Education Class
November 2003
MSA FIREHAWK MMR
MSA MMR (1/4 TURN)
MSA BMR
ROCO RESCUE
May 2004
RESCUE I – 40 HOURS
CONFINED SPACE & STRUCTURAL ROPE RESCUE
Individual Quickcheck
Training
Knowledge
Assessments
and Certifications
Performance
Verifications
Mark Schneider
Card Number: 6638570
Certification is the highest level of credential available under NCCER's
National Craft Assessment and Certification Program. Certifications listed
below show that this individual has demonstrated both knowledge and hands-
on skill in this field by successfully completing both an assessment and
performance verification/practical examination.
• Learn more about Certified Plus
• Learn more about Gold Card Certification
IMPORTANT: NCCER continually reviews its certification procedures to ensure that its
credentials reflect an individual’s knowledge and skills and align with industry standards.
As a result of this ongoing review, periodically NCCER must implement changes to ensure
our intentions are met, and desired and appropriate outcomes are achieved. Effective
January 1, 2013, individuals who have achieved NCCER’s Certified Written credential and
who have passed the existing Performance Verification (PV), regardless of the PV’s
edition or version number, will be recognized as Certified Plus. Previously, the Certified
Plus credential required that the version of the written assessment and the edition or
version of the PV match.
There is no change to the credentialed status of any individual’s credentials prior to
January 1, 2013. As always, the NCCER registry will reflect an individual’s current
certification. The registry will reflect any change in credentials occurring effective January
1, 2013 or thereafter.
Certifications
Industrial Electrician Certified: 1/23/2013
Available Assessments (Click to display Training
Prescription)
ELEC26 - Industrial Electrician V2 4/21/2009
TINST12 - Instrument Technician V3 2/7/2011
Instrument Technician V3
(2/7/2011)
Overall Score:83
Cut Score:
70
Passed
Subject Area Date Possible Actual Score Status
12102-01Electrical
Safety
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12105-01Metallurgy for
Instrumentation
2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed
12107-
01Instrumentation
Drawings and
Documents, Part One
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12108-01Gaskets and
Packing
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12109-01Lubricants,
Sealants and Cleaners
2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed
12110-01Flow, Pressure,
Level and Temperature
2/7/2011 6 5 83 Passed
12201-03Craft-Related
Mathematics
2/7/2011 6 5 83 Passed
12202-
03Instrumentation
Drawings and
Documents, Part Two
2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed
12204-03Process Control
Theory
2/7/2011 6 3 50
Training
Recommended
12205-03Detectors,
Secondary Elements,
Transducers, and
Transmitters
2/7/2011 5 5 100 Passed
12206-03Controllers,
Recorders, and
Indicators
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12207-03Control Valves,
Actuators, and
Positioners
2/7/2011 5 4 80 Passed
12208-03Relays and
Timers
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12209-03Switches and
Photoelectric Devices
2/7/2011 4 2 50
Training
Recommended
12210-03Filters,
Regulators, and Dryers
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12305-
03Instrumentation
Electrical Circuitry
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12306-03Grounding and
Shielding of
Instrumentation Wiring
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12401-03Digital Logic
Circuits
2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed
12402- 2/7/2011 7 6 85 Passed
03Instrumentation
Calibration and
Configuration
12403-03Perform Loop
Checks
2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed
12404-
03Troubleshooting and
Commissioning a Loop
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12405-03Loop Tuning 2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed
12406-03Programmable
Logic Controllers
2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
12407-03Distributed
Control Systems
2/7/2011 4 1 25
Training
Recommended
12408-03Analyzers 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed
Sign Out
Individual Quickcheck
Training
Knowledge Assessments
and Certifications
Performance
Verifications
Mark Schneider
Card Number: 6638570
Certification is the highest level of credential available under NCCER's
National Craft Assessment and Certification Program. Certifications listed
below show that this individual has demonstrated both knowledge and hands-
on skill in this field by successfully completing both an assessment and
performance verification/practical examination.
• Learn more about Certified Plus
• Learn more about Gold Card Certification
IMPORTANT: NCCER continually reviews its certification procedures to ensure that its
credentials reflect an individual’s knowledge and skills and align with industry standards.
As a result of this ongoing review, periodically NCCER must implement changes to ensure
our intentions are met, and desired and appropriate outcomes are achieved. Effective
January 1, 2013, individuals who have achieved NCCER’s Certified Written credential and
who have passed the existing Performance Verification (PV), regardless of the PV’s
edition or version number, will be recognized as Certified Plus. Previously, the Certified
Plus credential required that the version of the written assessment and the edition or
version of the PV match.
There is no change to the credentialed status of any individual’s credentials prior to
January 1, 2013. As always, the NCCER registry will reflect an individual’s current
certification. The registry will reflect any change in credentials occurring effective January
1, 2013 or thereafter.
Certifications
Industrial Electrician Certified: 1/23/2013
Available Assessments (Click to display Training
Prescription)
ELEC26 - Industrial Electrician V2 4/21/2009
TINST12 - Instrument Technician V3 2/7/2011
Industrial Electrician V2
(4/21/2009)
Overall Score:96
Cut Score:
70
Passed
Subject Area Date Possible Actual Score Status
26101Electrical Safety 4/21/2009 5 5 100 Passed
26104Electrical Theory
One
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26105Electrical Theory
Two
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26106Electrical Test
Equipment
4/21/2009 5 5 100 Passed
26108Raceways, Boxes,
and Fittings
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26109Conductors 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26110Introduction to
Electrical Blueprints
4/21/2009 5 4 80 Passed
26111Wiring:
Commercial and
Industrial
4/21/2009 5 5 100 Passed
26201Alternating
Current
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26202Motors: Theory
and Application
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26203Grounding 4/21/2009 6 6 100 Passed
26204Conduit Bending 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26205Boxes and Fittings4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26206Conductor
Installation
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26207Cable Tray 4/21/2009 4 3 75 Passed
26208Conductor
Terminations and
Splices
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26209Installation of
Electric Services
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26302Conductor
Selection and
Calculations
4/21/2009 5 5 100 Passed
26303Overcurrent
Protection
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26304Raceway, Box and
Fitting Fill Requirements
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26306Distribution
Equipment
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26307Distribution
System Transformers
4/21/2009 4 3 75 Passed
26311Motor Controls 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26312Hazardous
Locations
4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
26410Heat Tracing and
Freeze Protection
4/21/2009 2 2 100 Passed
26412High Voltage
Termination and Splices
4/21/2009 2 1 50
Training
Recommended
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  • 1. 1755 College Dr #202 Baton Rouge, La 70808  (225) 636-4731  mdavidschneider@gmail.com Mark Schneider Profile NCCER Certified in both Instrumentation and Electrical, TWIC and US Passport holder, Intelligent, disciplined, college educated professional with a talent for mastering new skills. A strong leader with problem solving skills able to handle a high degree of responsibility with little supervision. Skills ● Instrumentation ● Electrical ● Welding ● Highly Computer Proficient ● Public Speaking ● Organizational Skills ● Exceptional Writing Skills ● Training ● Leadership Skills Professional Experience Electrical and Instrumentation Foreman ● Supervise crew of Journeymen, prioritize, plan and assign tasked based on construction objectives, Compile daily production reports. ● Read and interpret Isometric Drawings, Piping and Instrumentation Drawings, Wiring Diagrams, Panel Schedules and Plot Plans to insure proper design specifications are satisfied. ● Plan Conduit routes, calculate wire size/conduit fill/de-rating, estimate wiring lengths for power distribution ● Insure crew adherence to all client and employer safety procedures, review and approve crew JSA's Issue verbal or written warnings for attendance or non-adherence to company policies. Instrumentation Technician ● Read and interpret instrumentation drawings and documentation including P&ID's, location drawings, loop diagrams, wiring diagrams and schematics, cable tray and raceways, specifications sheets and material lists ● Install control loops as per specifications including primary and secondary elements, transmitters and transducers, controllers, recorders, indicators, control valves, actuators and positioners. ● Experienced with Programmable Logic Controllers, Distributed Control Systems, Analyzers and HART compliant smart devices. ● Perform loop checks, instrument calibration and configuration, troubleshooting, commissioning loops and tuning loops Journeyman Electrician ● Install lighting systems, electrical equipment and electrical appliances in accordance with blueprints and applicable codes ● Install instrumentation in accordance with blueprints and applicable codes. Terminate, loop check troubleshoot ● Plan layout and installation of electrical wiring, install conduit, equipment and fixtures, based on job specifications ● Install Electric Heat Tracing systems: Self Regulating, Mineral Insulation and Skin Effect in accordance with design specifications. Install power distribution components, terminate in field panels Install Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTD's) ● Install Distributed Control System, terminate and test points. Replace existing system. Troubleshoot problematic points. Calibration ● Install H2S Detection Systems including controllers, transmitters, sensor heads and alarms. Calibration, troubleshooting and repair ● Troubleshoot and repair electrical circuits. Terminate appliances, motor control center, junction boxes and panels ● Motor Controls and Starters ● Stress Cones
  • 2. Safety and Environmental Health Safety and Environmental Field Coordinator-Shell Exploration Contractor ● Insure compliance with Shell Health, Safety, Environmental Standards by all contractors assigned to and based drilling, production and construction operations ● Issue Permits to Work; review Job Safety Analysis’; facilitate Pre Job Safety Meetings ● Liaison between HSE and Operations-establishing a pervasive safety culture balanced with an acceptable level of productivity ● Conducted Shell “Yellow Book” contractor safety orientation ● Onsite Safety Training of crews ● Monitor, track and discuss proactive efforts ● Facilitate Behavioral Based Safety programs ● Incident reporting and investigation including root cause analysis ● Conduct Audits and Assessments ● Compose Action Item Lists and monitor completion ● Facilitate Team Meetings ● ISO 14001 Environmental Compliance ● Hazard Analysis and Control Oil and Gas Exploration / Production Hydrogen Sulfide Technician and Instructor ● Install electronic H2S Detection System and Breathing Air Safety equipment upon completing survey of facility to determine coverage and devising wiring, equipment and termination scheme ● Insure compliance with regulatory mandated requirements where there is a potential for or an anticipated release of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) during the course of drilling and/or production ● Man facility and provide 24 hour coverage-operating and maintaining these systems ● Train all rig and service personnel on H2S Awareness, Operation of Safety Equipment, and Emergency Procedures ● Conduct H2S drills ● Calibrate Sensors ● SCBA maintenance Safety Representative ● Insure compliance with MMS and OSHA regulation ● Computer based documentation ● Facilitate Pre-Tour Safety meetings ● Conduct Audit ● Facilitate Permit to Work system ● Conduct Rig and Safety Orientations ● Facilitate Behavioral Based Safety program ● Implement Emergency Response Plan ● Conduct weekly drills ● Incident reporting and investigation Employment History Instrument Technician / Journeyman A Class – Industrial Specialty Contractors, Baton Rouge LA Electrical Foreman – Tracer Construction Company, Baton Rouge LA Instrument Technician – Vector Electric and Controls, Gonzales LA Electrician – KDM Electric, Alexandria LA Electrician – Bob Webb Electric, Ruston LA HSE Field Coordinator – Safety Management Systems, Lafayette LA Lead H2S Technician – WSI Total Safety, Broussard LA
  • 3. Education Certifications June 1993 – January 1996 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY – Mass Communications UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA – Pre Law January 2001 – July 2002 LOUISIANA TECHNICAL COLLEGE SOWELA –Welding National Center for Construction Education and Research Certification-Instrument Technician V3 National Center for Construction Education and Research Certification-Industrial Electrician Score 96% Transportation Workers Identification Card Expires 12/17/2014 United States Passport Expires 3/29/2020 Association of Reciprocal Safety Councils, Inc. Security Passport-Issue date: 8/22/08 October 2004-2009 – Reciprocal Course 12 Basic Plus SAFEGULF / RIGPASS February 2005 Shell Exploration August 2006 – N.O.R.M. training September 2006 – Taproot Incident Investigation Total Safety January 2004 H2S Train the Trainer Fire Fighting Level I Forklift Safety PEC / PREMIER SAFETY MANAGEMENT October 2003 40 Hour Hazwoper (Hazmat Tech) according to 29 CFR 1910.120 and NFPA 472 Confined Space Supervisor & Rescuer as per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146 Rigging API RP 2d 4th Edition Water Survival First Responder / CPR (Infant, Child & Adult) Offshore Orientation T-1 Process Safety Management / Welding Safety – Awareness Emergency Response / Access to Employee Exposure Medical Records / Hazard Communication / Back Safety Hydrogen Sulfide Safety / Forklift Safety Awareness Fire Prevention / Lockout – Tag Out Affected Person Personal Protective Equipment / Electrical Safety – Awareness DOT Hazmat Awareness / Hearing Conservation Respiratory Protection Training / Hazwoper Awareness & Operations Fall Protection / Behavior Based Safety Training / Defensive Driving Blood Borne Pathogens / Terrorist Response Awareness Program National Safety Council
  • 4. April 2006 – 4 hour Defensive Driving Course MSA Certified Air mask Education Class November 2003 MSA FIREHAWK MMR MSA MMR (1/4 TURN) MSA BMR ROCO RESCUE May 2004 RESCUE I – 40 HOURS CONFINED SPACE & STRUCTURAL ROPE RESCUE Individual Quickcheck Training Knowledge Assessments and Certifications Performance Verifications Mark Schneider Card Number: 6638570 Certification is the highest level of credential available under NCCER's National Craft Assessment and Certification Program. Certifications listed below show that this individual has demonstrated both knowledge and hands- on skill in this field by successfully completing both an assessment and performance verification/practical examination. • Learn more about Certified Plus • Learn more about Gold Card Certification IMPORTANT: NCCER continually reviews its certification procedures to ensure that its credentials reflect an individual’s knowledge and skills and align with industry standards. As a result of this ongoing review, periodically NCCER must implement changes to ensure our intentions are met, and desired and appropriate outcomes are achieved. Effective January 1, 2013, individuals who have achieved NCCER’s Certified Written credential and who have passed the existing Performance Verification (PV), regardless of the PV’s edition or version number, will be recognized as Certified Plus. Previously, the Certified Plus credential required that the version of the written assessment and the edition or version of the PV match. There is no change to the credentialed status of any individual’s credentials prior to January 1, 2013. As always, the NCCER registry will reflect an individual’s current certification. The registry will reflect any change in credentials occurring effective January 1, 2013 or thereafter. Certifications Industrial Electrician Certified: 1/23/2013
  • 5. Available Assessments (Click to display Training Prescription) ELEC26 - Industrial Electrician V2 4/21/2009 TINST12 - Instrument Technician V3 2/7/2011 Instrument Technician V3 (2/7/2011) Overall Score:83 Cut Score: 70 Passed Subject Area Date Possible Actual Score Status 12102-01Electrical Safety 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12105-01Metallurgy for Instrumentation 2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed 12107- 01Instrumentation Drawings and Documents, Part One 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12108-01Gaskets and Packing 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12109-01Lubricants, Sealants and Cleaners 2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed 12110-01Flow, Pressure, Level and Temperature 2/7/2011 6 5 83 Passed 12201-03Craft-Related Mathematics 2/7/2011 6 5 83 Passed 12202- 03Instrumentation Drawings and Documents, Part Two 2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed 12204-03Process Control Theory 2/7/2011 6 3 50 Training Recommended 12205-03Detectors, Secondary Elements, Transducers, and Transmitters 2/7/2011 5 5 100 Passed 12206-03Controllers, Recorders, and Indicators 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12207-03Control Valves, Actuators, and Positioners 2/7/2011 5 4 80 Passed 12208-03Relays and Timers 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12209-03Switches and Photoelectric Devices 2/7/2011 4 2 50 Training Recommended 12210-03Filters, Regulators, and Dryers 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12305- 03Instrumentation Electrical Circuitry 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12306-03Grounding and Shielding of Instrumentation Wiring 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12401-03Digital Logic Circuits 2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed 12402- 2/7/2011 7 6 85 Passed
  • 6. 03Instrumentation Calibration and Configuration 12403-03Perform Loop Checks 2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed 12404- 03Troubleshooting and Commissioning a Loop 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12405-03Loop Tuning 2/7/2011 4 3 75 Passed 12406-03Programmable Logic Controllers 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed 12407-03Distributed Control Systems 2/7/2011 4 1 25 Training Recommended 12408-03Analyzers 2/7/2011 4 4 100 Passed Sign Out Individual Quickcheck Training Knowledge Assessments and Certifications Performance Verifications Mark Schneider Card Number: 6638570 Certification is the highest level of credential available under NCCER's National Craft Assessment and Certification Program. Certifications listed below show that this individual has demonstrated both knowledge and hands- on skill in this field by successfully completing both an assessment and performance verification/practical examination. • Learn more about Certified Plus • Learn more about Gold Card Certification IMPORTANT: NCCER continually reviews its certification procedures to ensure that its credentials reflect an individual’s knowledge and skills and align with industry standards. As a result of this ongoing review, periodically NCCER must implement changes to ensure our intentions are met, and desired and appropriate outcomes are achieved. Effective January 1, 2013, individuals who have achieved NCCER’s Certified Written credential and who have passed the existing Performance Verification (PV), regardless of the PV’s edition or version number, will be recognized as Certified Plus. Previously, the Certified Plus credential required that the version of the written assessment and the edition or
  • 7. version of the PV match. There is no change to the credentialed status of any individual’s credentials prior to January 1, 2013. As always, the NCCER registry will reflect an individual’s current certification. The registry will reflect any change in credentials occurring effective January 1, 2013 or thereafter. Certifications Industrial Electrician Certified: 1/23/2013 Available Assessments (Click to display Training Prescription) ELEC26 - Industrial Electrician V2 4/21/2009 TINST12 - Instrument Technician V3 2/7/2011 Industrial Electrician V2 (4/21/2009) Overall Score:96 Cut Score: 70 Passed Subject Area Date Possible Actual Score Status 26101Electrical Safety 4/21/2009 5 5 100 Passed 26104Electrical Theory One 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26105Electrical Theory Two 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26106Electrical Test Equipment 4/21/2009 5 5 100 Passed 26108Raceways, Boxes, and Fittings 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26109Conductors 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26110Introduction to Electrical Blueprints 4/21/2009 5 4 80 Passed 26111Wiring: Commercial and Industrial 4/21/2009 5 5 100 Passed 26201Alternating Current 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26202Motors: Theory and Application 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26203Grounding 4/21/2009 6 6 100 Passed 26204Conduit Bending 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26205Boxes and Fittings4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26206Conductor Installation 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26207Cable Tray 4/21/2009 4 3 75 Passed 26208Conductor Terminations and Splices 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26209Installation of Electric Services 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26302Conductor Selection and Calculations 4/21/2009 5 5 100 Passed 26303Overcurrent Protection 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed
  • 8. 26304Raceway, Box and Fitting Fill Requirements 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26306Distribution Equipment 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26307Distribution System Transformers 4/21/2009 4 3 75 Passed 26311Motor Controls 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26312Hazardous Locations 4/21/2009 4 4 100 Passed 26410Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection 4/21/2009 2 2 100 Passed 26412High Voltage Termination and Splices 4/21/2009 2 1 50 Training Recommended Sign Out