Samuel Gray is a Specialist Access Examiner at XEIAD with STE04 and STE07 certifications, specializing in rope access and confined space inspections across the UK. He holds both a Master of Science and a BSc in Environmental Biology from the University of Plymouth.
His background as a research assistant on a forest ecosystems project and his work on historic structures like the Royal Albert Bridge suggest a deep appreciation for both natural and engineered environments. He seems passionate about the history and complexity of the structures he examines.
He has examined challenging, hard-to-reach infrastructure, including the historic vertical shafts of Box Tunnel.
Samuel Gray
STE04/STE07 Specialist Access Examiner at XEIAD
Greater Exeter Area, United Kingdom
Overview
Topics They Care About
Historic Structures
He recently conducted a detailed examination of the Royal Albert Bridge, an iconic structure designed by Brunel, showing an interest in engineering heritage.
Access Safety
In his work, he deals with high-risk scenarios, such as examining shafts where traditional rope access is no longer viable, highlighting a focus on safe access solutions.
Confined Space Examination
His experience at multiple companies, including GECKOTECH and XEIAD, lists specializing in confined spaces as a key part of his role.
Media Appearances
Samuel has no verified media appearances
Work History
7-2021
STE04/STE07 Specialist Access Examiner at XEIAD
4-2018 - 6-2021
STE04/STE07 Specialist Access Examiner at Amey
8-2014 - 3-2018
STE4 Structures Examiner at GECKOTECH SOLUTIONS LIMITED
9-2012 - 9-2014
Student at The University of Plymouth
4-2012 - 4-2012
Research Assistant at The Stability of Altered Forest Ecosystems Project (S.A.F.E)
Education
2012 - 2014
Master of Science (Msc) from The University of Plymouth
2008 - 2011
BSc Environmental Biology from University of Plymouth
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Location : Greater Exeter Area, United Kingdom
Job Level : Junior
Designation : STE04/STE07 Specialist Access Examiner at XEIAD
