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Name Mark Jarratt MSc. MPhil.
Contact details email: jarrattmark@hotmail.com
Education
1992-1993 University of Warwick MSc.
Industrial Methods of Materials Characterisation, Result: Pass.
Skills learnt: SEM, TEM, XRD, FTIR, DSC, TGA, GDOES, SNMS, AES, XPS.
1989-1992 University of York
BSc. Honours Experimental Physics
Employment history
2004 - Unimerco Ltd.
Coating Specialist
I am responsible for the coating department within the UK branch of this well renowned cutting tool company. This involves both the general day to day coating of cutting tools and providing technical assistance to the sales department and application engineers.
1998-2004 Teer Coatings Limited
Senior Researcher and Internal auditor for ISO 9001 (2000)
My primary role was to lead projects for the development of cutting edge PVD and PACVD coatings and equipment. This requires fundamental knowledge of materials and the ability to foresee interaction dynamics in the application environment. During this time I developed a dlc coating given the trademark Dymon-iC capable of sustaining contact pressures in excess of 3.5GPa with a friction coefficient >0.03. For further details please feel free to contact me.
My secondary role was as an internal auditor for ISO 9001(2000) Responsible for auditing the company quality control procedures to ensure a consistently superior service.
1994-1998 Materials Research Institute/BodyCote, University of Sheffield Hallam.
Research and production assistant.
My duties involved the production and characterisation of PVD coatings.
Qualification obtained MPhil. Surface Engineering.
1993 Courtaulds Textiles,Research and development department,Coventry.
Research assistant.
During my employment with Courtaulds Textiles I worked as part of a team to develop a low friction glass fibre composite capable of operating effectively at high temperatures.
