Mr Mark Ackerley
- Organisation
- WordRite
- Membership Grade
- Professional Member
About Mark
Web
http://www.wordrite.co.uk
Subjects
Oil and gas industry, earth sciences (geology), remote sensing, management (quality management/ISO 9000, operations management), health and safety, fish and fisheries, fishing, information science and technology (computer technology/software/hardware), foreign travel
Media
- Journals
- Books
- Company literature
- Manuals
- Directories/yearbooks
- Online materials
Experience
Freelance since January 2008
Qualifications and awards
BSc Geology, Certificate in Operations Management, Certificate in Supervisory Management, Drilling Supervisor's Certificate (HSE), Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA), ECDL Advanced Word Processing
Clients
Dietswell Engineering (France), Editions (Edinburgh), Cardonald College (Glasgow), Bauer Media, Predator Publications, Edinburgh Business School, Scottish Power / British Geological Survey (CASSEM project), RefineCatch Ltd, Integra Software Services (India), ILM Publications, Wuhan University, Graz University, Toppan Best-set (Wiley-Blackwell), Decision Support in Medicine, Consumer Focus Scotland
Training
Introduction to web editorial skills (SfEP) 2011, Macros for editing (Paul Beverley) 2011, Proofreading problems (SfEP) 2010, Copy-editing by distance learning (Publishing Training Centre) 2009, conference workshops and seminars (SfEP) 2009, Proofreading by distance learning (PTC) 2008
Specialised software
InDesign CS3, Dreamweaver, XsitePro, Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional
testimonials
'I have just been going through your comments and must congratulate you on a very, very thorough job.'
PW
'Mark has a very good knowledge of technical vocabulary and extensive experience in the reviewing and editing of technical documents. Mark is also very reliable with respect to delivery times. We highly appreciate the services rendered by Wordrite and we highly recommend Mark for your future needs.'
J. Alric, Dietswell
Disclaimer note
The CIEP Directory of Editorial Services should be considered a point of first contact and prospective clients must satisfy themselves that members are capable of the work on offer. The Institute cannot be held responsible for the quality of work provided by any member listed in the directory. The members themselves are responsible for the maintenance and accuracy of their entries in the Directory and the CIEP has not made any attempt to vet them. The institute cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies in the Directory. Inclusion in the Directory as a freelance does not necessarily mean that the member is self-employed as defined by HM Revenue and Customs and the Department for Work and Pensions.