Everett Resumes
Master / Mate, A/B, Engineer
Everett, WA, USA• Pilot 40’ Launch for survey work. Responsible for daily maintenance and repair of Caterpillar 3208, marine gear, batteries, electrical - AC/DC, electronics and hydraulics. • A/B - General deck duties, line handling, crane operator. • Assistant Engineer - Engine room maintenance and repair.
A/B Tankerman PIC
Everett, WA, USAtraining-transfer,disposal,store hazadous waste cargo. fast rescue boat oper. engineer-pump room operations/maint. oper. knowledge of seagoing vessels operations. vessel fuel operations etc.
Chief Mate
Everett, WA, USAI started on the M/V Columbia Queen from 5/15/00 to 10/1/01 as a deckhand, the company went bankrupt which forced me out of that job. I was called back to work as a deckhand with the Delta Queen Steamboat Co. on 8/15/02 and worked on both the…
Master 1600 Ocean, Second Mate Ocean Unlimited, Master Unlimited Inland
Everett, WA, USATo obtain the position of Deck Officer in a company that encourages career advancement, personal opportunities, and family values. My related work experience includes: operating a fleet of 28 vessels ranging from a 460 ft. auto ferry to a high-speed 112 ft.
Marine Engineer/Port engineer/Project Manager
Everett, WA, USATo continue my carrer in the marine industry focusing on marine and vessel managment and the progress of technology in the industry. Duties included: Building fiberglass and Kevlar hulls and decks, building fiberglass molds, laying and finishing teak decking…
Fleet manager, Captain, Port Captain, Purchasing Agent
Everett, WA, USA• In charge of Companies four small passenger yachts ranging in size from 105’ to 145’. • In Charge of Implementing & Maintaining the companies Safety Management System for all vessels. • In charge of cost tracking and budget placement for vessel shipyards and lay up periods.
Marine Engineer
Everett, WA, USAWork in a full time position as 3rd., 2nd.,1st. or Chief Limited with a solid company with a good rotation. Assistant Engineer, R/V Kilo Moana and R/V Ka’imikai-O-Kanaloa, 2011. Temporary position on two research vessels operated by University of Hawaii. Kilo Moana was a 186 foot S.W.A.T.H.