Supervise and assist fuelers with daily operational requirements. Conduct safety meetings. Maintain and ensure accuracy of fuel products inventory, logs and other environmental compliance related paperwork. Participate in spill response training for water and land as required.

Coordinate efforts for a sustainable fishery on Adak to benefit economic development.Develop volume based fish stock.Attract fishermen and processors.Identify and explore businesses of in-region.

Daily meetings with Shell representatives, senior management of ASRC, and supervisors of all vessels.Supervisor for Field Supervisor and oil spill responders for both day and night shifts, aboard an Ice breaker in the Chukchi Sea for Shell Oil.Provide PowerPoint and computer based training for oil spill responders while at sea.Provide daily safety meetings, assist and guide oil spill responders with muster drills as required.Provide oversight and planning of oil spill responder’s rotational crew changes, and provisions of their travel.Monitor and convey compliance of vessel rules, and ASRC employment contract. Daily safety meetings, along with computer based trainings. Make sure that OSR crew complies with vessel rules, along with their contract with ASRC

Assisted HR and Management with the development of a Purchasing Policy Manual.Responsible for planning development and buying materials, parts, supplies and equipment in a timely and effective way, while maintaining quality standards and specifications.Manage vender relationships and building effective partnerships.Participate in weekly manager meetings to discuss operations and administration functions.Supervise department staff with tracking purchase activity and maintaining electronic files of purchase requisitions, while overseeing that procurement and policies are implemented.

Plan and develop annual budgets for processing sites, while maintaining production costs during operation.On-site Manager of Seafood Plant in False Pass, while overseeing Seafood Plant in Atka, Nelson Lagoon Storage Facility and onshore operations in St. George.Perform weekly safety meetings and notifications while managing on-site facilities.Scheduling commercial fish offloads for both fisherman and tender boats, in compliance with state and federal regulations and online electronic reporting requirements.Supervise staff with daily operations of Seafood plants; fish tickets, accounting and payments, quota management, engineering and maintenance, safety, processor employee records and travel and accommodations, production backloads and record keeping.Keep daily, weekly, semi-annual reports for Board of Directors, company CEO, Quota Manager, Finance Director and Human Resource Manager.Reported quarterly to BOD, Senior Management and Staff, along with attending and reporting at annual Community Conferences.

Travel to tribal communities and assist with economic development plans along with their long range transportation plans.Liaison between Tribal Governments, Cities and Village Corporations. Coordinated aerial mapping project between Tribal Governments, Cities and APIA.Assist Tribal Governments for funding of Indian Reservation Roads.Report quarterly to BOD along with management and staff.

Coordinate and manage project funding and complete reports for Board of Directors and CEO for financial project operation and policy related issues.Supervise and coordinate daily work of field foremen and their employees in 10 of the AHA communities.Develop workforce training to enhance field foremen and employee performance.Held community meetings to prioritize housing needs and maintenance/modernization projects.

Owner of Vessel and Fishing Permit. Catch and distribute quality caught salmon to obtain the best possible price. Maintain vessel and fishing gear. Observe market trends as they fluctuate in the seafood industry.