Cam Morgan Email & Phone Number

Owensboro, Ky, Us

Lower Mississippi River

Responsible for the safe navigation and ship handling of a passenger vessel operating on the Lower Mississippi River.

St Louis, Missouri, United States

Gasconade, St. Louis, Missouri

Master of a Coast Guard vessel, leading the execution of aids to navigation operations on a towboat and barge platform, along the commercially critical Upper Mississippi, Missouri, and Illinois Rivers. Collaboration with US Army Corps of Engineers and industry partners to accurately mark the inland waterways. Leader, trainer, administrator, and mentor for a geographically diverse crew of technical experts.

Obion, Owensboro, Kentucky, United States

Master of a Coast Guard river tender stationed in Owensboro Kentucky on the Ohio River. Responsible for fixed and floating aids to navigation on the Ohio and Green Rivers, handling a towboat and barge configuration. Leadership, training and administration of a geographically diverse crew. Employed collaboration and superior communications with industry and USACE partners.

Smilax, Fort Macon, Nc

As Executive Petty Officer aboard the Coast Guard construction tender SMILAX, I led the administration, logistics, personnel and financial planning, coordination and execution of complex fixed and floating aids to navigation missions. I trained and mentored a geographically and ethnically diverse crew while navigating a towboat and barge configuration through the Intracoastal Waterways, inland bays, rivers and inlets along the North Carolina coast.

Aids To Navigation Team, Southwest Harbor, Maine

As Executive Petty Officer at the Aids to Navigation Team in Southwest Harbor, Maine, I administered the personnel and financial requirements for an ethnically and geographically diverse crew. I led complicated operations along the rugged coast of Maine, and within the rivers, bays, and inlets. Coordinating with state and federal agencies to safely and efficiently execute project initiatives, I collaborated with varied stakeholders across state and national boundaries to maximize operational excellence.

Uscgc Abbie Burgess, Rockland, Maine

Operations Officer aboard a coastal buoy tender responsible for the floating aids to navigation positioned offshore and within the bays and rivers from the Canadian border to southern Maine. Extensive shiphandling experience utilizing azimuthing stern drives and dynamic positioning system as a Deck Watch Officer operating within a challenging coastal and river environment. Initiated, coordinated, and conducted comprehensive planning of logistics and operations for this vessel, while communicating and collaborating with state, federal, and international agencies.

Uscgc Adelie, Port Angeles, Washington

Operations manager aboard a patrol boat stationed out of Port Angeles, Washington. Conducted law enforcement, security patrols, and maritime force protection escorts of high value Naval assets. As Operations Officer and Deck Department Head I was responsible for the leadership and training of an ethnically and geographically diverse crew, while maintaining the material condition of the ship and boat. Responsible for the administration, security, and utilization of varied small arms. Communicated and collaborated with local, state, federal and international agencies toward operational excellence. Responsible for security of operational planning communications with Naval vessels and partners. Deck watch officer of an 87-foot patrol boat conducting hazardous naval escorts and security patrols within the Puget Sound and offshore Pacific coastal environments.

Uscgc Tackle, Rockland, Maine

Deck watch officer aboard a single-screw tugboat conducting ice breaking operations along the coastal harbors and inland rivers of northern Maine. Executed small boat as coxswain throughout law enforcement, security patrols, and shoreside aids to navigation operations. Communicated and collaborated with local, state, and federal agencies to achieve mission execution through creative solutions. Deck watch officer during complex and hazardous ice-breaking operations within the harbors and rivers of rugged coastal Maine.

Master'S Degree, Transportation And Logistics Management

Bachelor'S Degree, English Language And Literature/Letters