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Houston, Texas, United States

Spring, Texas, United States

Galveston, TX

• Chief Engineer aboard the existing fleet of harbor/ship assist tugboats. Performed commissioning services for initial start up and delivery of newly built vessels. Chief Engineers duties outlined as followed:
• Responsible for the day to day operations of the vessels and all vessel machinery
• Responsible for the management, training, and assessment of subordinate crew members
• Ensure completion of prescribed inspections, preventative/scheduled maintenance, and emergency operation/repair of vessel and vessel machinery. These included all structural, mechanical, electrical, hydraulic.
• Responsible for the completion, accuracy, and care of all vessel and mandated governmental/classification society compliance logbooks.
• Safe handling and transfer of hazardous materials and fluids.

Louisiana, Texas, Venezuela

• Chief Engineer aboard multiple vessels. Responsible for revitalization, delivery and operational start up for a new marine pipe lay company in Venezuela. Vessels include Offshore Tug Boats, Supply Boats, Flat Top and.
• Shipyardso Development of project scope and contract bidingo Management of shipyard timeline and day to day operationso Oversight of budget and quality of worko Post Shipyard testing and assessment of machinery/systems
• Post Shipyard Inspections and Recertificationo Compiled necessary paperwork and documentationo Demonstrated vessel operation and compliance to statutory requirements
• Oversaw staffing/manning of the vessels
• Developed, bid, and purchased vessel inventory prior to delivery
• Delivered vessels to Venezuela and trained oncoming crews in associated job duties and safe operation of the vessels

New London Connecticut

• Assistant Engineer aboard multiple car ferries that operated between New London, Connecticut and Orient Point, New York. Assistant Engineers duties as follows:
• Completion of required observational rounds and data collection
• Supervision and training of unlicensed personnel
• Operation of vessel machinery
• Assuring cleanliness of the vessel/workspace
• Adherence to all company safety policies

Training Ship State Of Maine

• 3rd Assistant Engineer aboard the schools training vessel the TSSOM State of Maine. Provided USCG licensed supervision over the academies 2014 Training Cruise. Stood watch in the vessels Engineering Control Room with.
• Safe operation of vessels machinery
• Rounds and data collection
• Processing of hazardous material and waste
• Creation of Potable Water
• Supervision, Management, and Training of the cadets on their training and maintenance rotations in the engine room

Bremerton, WA

Assistant Engineer aboard the USNS Brittin for her yearly deployment and shakedown cruise. Duties included the Assistant Engineers duties as described above. All duties were preformed to industry standards with additional US Government standards of Intelligence and Secret Preservation Standards and Precautions.

Old Saybrook, CT

• Marine Engineering Intern at Rolls Royce Naval Marine’s Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering headquarters. Assisted Naval Architects and Marine Engineers on government and private sector projects. Duties and.
• Proofing of new build and retrofit design documents
• Quantify material and hardware requirements for system installations
• Development and implementation of vessel inspection and qualification procedures on government owned vessels. Client vessels included those for Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Military Sealift Command and Department of.
• Participate in company R&D Projects
• Diagnostic Tool/Program development and testing

Paducah Kentucky

Interned at company shipyard working on vessels as an oiler (unlicensed crewmember). Aboard the vessels worked as needed or ordered by the Chief Engineer. Assisted the deck department with the making and breaking of the tow and lock operations. Shipyard duties included working with the mechanics, welders, electricians, and pipe fitters. Assisted in the.

• Engineering Cadet on Military Sealift Command’s USNS Mathew Perry (T-AKE 9) under the pacific command. Cadet duties were as follows:
• Assist ships engineering department with all designated duties of the day
• Stand watch with vessels 3rd Assistant Engineers
• Learning about vessels equipment and safe operation
• Assisting crew with all transfer operations including fuel bunkering, underway replenishment and vertical replenishment of military vessels