Stanislav Davidov Msc Email & Phone Number

Almere, Fl, Nl

Almere, Flevoland, Netherlands

Plans, directs, and oversees the activities within the Technical and Environmental Training. Works within the boundaries of the Operations Department to create an inclusive environment that values diversity and cultural inclusion. Organizes people and resources toward the effective and efficient pursuit of team objectives.Ensures the department is prepared for internal and external audits.Ensures the department has the resources to maintain the quality of the courses and assessments as set out in the quality system.Conduct HR cycle employees performance measurements. Conducts new hire interviews and liaises with HR Representatives on recruitment.Delivers input regarding promotion of instructors.Identifies industry needs, initiates discussions about new training opportunities and contributes to improvements on existing courses.

Almere Stad Area, Netherlands

Responsible and managing the development and implementation of a new Restart Foundations Course with focus on upskilling the seagoing crew through the means of extensive simulation activities by restarting onsite training.At the same time overseeing the Webinar and video production lines as of December 2020. Through the expansion of the network of professionals both internally and externally, managed to share their knowledge and experience with the rest of the Carnival's sea going and shore based personnel. Managed the transition from face-to-face classroom interaction to online environment due to the effects of Covid-19 (Responsible for blended learning programs, Technical Webinars and video talks creation).Prior Covid-19 times, in charge of the proficiency assessments as part of the Continuous Development (CD) programs for both mechanical and electrical engineering officers. Within this line performed as an assessor. Planned and executed assessor alignment programs.Engaged in Future Training Research (including simulator development, ECR design, ECR automation optimization and alarm rationalization). Provided mentoring of other instructors and assessors.Conducted ship visits for further professional development and stayed in touch with the latest engineering and operational challenges.Conducted the first combined simulator Bridge and Engine Room teams training as part of the preparation of a team to sail a new built vessel from the shipyard.

Almere Stad Area, Netherlands

Developed an increased level of knowledge in assessment techniques.Worked on the creation and appointed responsible of the Proficiency Training and Assessment (PTA) program for the mechanical engineering officers.Kept up with the training needs and delivered high quality training content.Participated in the Senior Instructor Management training.

Almere Stad Area, Netherlands

Participated in the expansion of the company into a new and bigger facility. Evaluated different platforms ability to satisfy the organizational needs for training and assessment. Took active part in the new simulator specification and tender selection process.Developed and appointed as responsible for the phase 2 of Engine Resource Management (ERM) training for 2 years. Created the required simulation training to fit the required objectives as per the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA).Researched and created the new promotion program for senior engineering officers (Chief engineers).Developed the new the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) accredited Engine Resource Management (ERM) training program for both mechanical and electrical engineering officers.

Responsible for maintaining the main propulsion machinery and engine room auxiliaries in a safe and reliable working condition.Supervised, trained and mentored of Second, Third Engineers and Engine ratings. Managed the work performed in the Engine Room, determining plan and execute all routine and non-routine maintenance and repair.Responsible for the AMOS system and keeping close cooperation with the Chief Engineer.Performed duties as delegated by the Chief Engineer and Staff Chief Engineer.Acted as Engineer Watch Officer in the engine control room overseeing the operation, maintenance and repairs of subordinate engineers and engine rating members of the cruise ship's engineering team.Being familiar and proficient in maintenance and repairs of the main and auxiliary engines and their belonging systems and equipment, ship's plants for fresh and sea water, boiler plant with related systems and equipment, emergency generators with their related systems, steering gear, stabilizers, propeller shafts, stern tubes, bow thrusters, pneumatic valves with all belonging systems and equipment.

Assisted the Chief Engineer and being his deputy in the safe and efficient management of the Engine Department of crude oil carrier. Supervised the daily operations and maintenance of all main and auxiliary machinery equipment on-board. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the execution of the planned maintenance, supervision of repairs and advising Chief Engineer on ordering of spares and consumables.Planning and organization of the Engine room crew.

Varna, Bulgaria

Diploma Research (With Kvaerner Warnow Werft)

Generating of a parametric model of a Marine Shaft-line Arrangement

Master'S Degree, Marine Machinery And Equipment

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CAD Practice Course

Education record

First Language - English Second Language - German