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Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Great Lakes

Great Lakes - Seaway St. Lawrence - Canada’s East Coast

• Pilot in mate sections for Cornwall district and district No. 1, and navigational watch on Lake Ontario, district No. 2 and district No.3
• Understand and follow recommendations from ISGOTT and OCIMF in order to ensure safe operations between oil tankers and terminals
• Perform toolbox meetings on daily basis to mitigate risks during routine activities and issue work permits as required with the purpose of guaranteeing that all safety concerns are fully addressed
• Carry out paperwork during cargo transfer operations such as port log, statement of facts, notice of readiness, ship/shore cargo transfer agreement, ship/shore safety checklist, and cargo load/discharge plans
• Prepare cargo load and discharge plans that specify cargo quantity, ship’s tanks to be loaded or discharge within its sequence, lines to be used, cargo transfer rate, maximum allowable pressure, temperature limits.
• Execute ship/shore transfer agreement and safety checklist with terminal operator or PSA (Pollution and safety advisor) fulfilling ISGOTT recommendations at all times

Great Lakes, Canada-USA

• Performing Watchkeeping Officer’s tasks during execution of every passage plan
• Preparing all voyage plans and trip reports according to IMO’s “Guidelines for VoyagePlanning” included in SOLAS Chapter V – Annex 25
• Ensuring all safety policies and procedures are followed on daily basis accordingto assigned tasks during the performance of cargo/bunker operations, mooring/unmooring,barge pushing, and locks always undertaking.
• Handling of oil cargo operations following the International Safety Guide for Oil Tankerand Terminals (ISGOTT) in order to guarantee safe practices between the ship andterminals
• Coordinating and implementing Health, Environment, Safety, and Quality presentationsand training sessions to all crew members
• Enforcing regulations in Canadian waters within a comprehensive understanding ofCanada Shipping Act, 2001

Middle East, Persian Gulf

• Operated Vessel’s Dynamic Positioning System as Junior Operator under the commandof Senior DPO keeping the guidelines provided by the company and rig procedures
• Assisted, supervised, and mentored crew and visitors in the on board execution of theSafety Management System within Health Safety Environment trainings, orientationsand vessel safety inspections
• Safeguarded that all necessary HSE and operational resources involving fire fightingequipment, life safety appliances, and pollution prevention tools are carried on boardunder the auspice given by SOLAS convention.
• Maintained accurate records of DP operations, log books, reports, industry publications,and certificates according to company Safety Management System and Port State Flagin order to comply with Port State and.
• Watchkeeping at sea and in port always embracing security measures according to ISPScode taking into account security levels and maritime security threats related to theoperational area upholding guidance from Port State
• Advised seniors officers on organizational policy matters and suggested changes whenneededClients:ADMA-OPCO http://www.adma-opco.comDubai Petroleum http://www.dubaipetroleum.aeValentine Maritime http://www.vmgulf.com

Worldwide

• Managed crew of deck and navigational department on daily basis according to militaryoperation needs
• Created security plans, maintained ship security equipment, performed securityinvestigations and kept communication with intelligence department in order to mitigateand eliminate security threats as a Ship Security.
• Conducted performance evaluations following institution policies
• Implemented safety measures in order to maintain lifesaving appliances, communicationequipment, and navigational tools to prevent disasters and have successful voyages
• Led teams during drills and emergencies according to institution doctrines
• Performed cargo loading and mooring operations with full understanding of mooringropes and procedures in different kind of berths

Master'S Degree, Maritime Management

The Master of Maritime Management program is an innovative program, the first of its kind in Canada, providing professional development.

Master'S Degree, Business Administration And Management, General

Nautical Sciences, Maritime Studies, Bachelor'S Degree

Activities and Societies: - Sailing Club