Objective
To gain employment as coastal ship going, watch keeping / day working Marine Engineering Officer. I would like to join a company that offers watch keeping or day work engineering opportunities on coastal ships. I am interested in working on any types of ship. Cargo ship in particular, appeal to me for their technical complexity, and the opportunities they present. A company can expect hard work, common sense, honesty, keen observational skills, effective decision making and teamwork from me. I, in turn, would like the company to recognize my hard work and enthusiasm by allowing me to compete for promotions.
Experience
Professionally, the last seven years have been spent on ships with medium and high speed diesel plants, with outputs up to 17,079 KW. This experience is combined with superior academic standings, extensive training, professional attitude and keenest. These ingredients blend well to provide a solid knowledge base for a professional, productive Engineering Officer. Engineering Officer of the Watch (EOOW); operating and maintaining of the vessel’s machinery. Sailed bulk carrier vessels with installed power up to 17,079 KW. Primarily on medium & high speed diesel plants. Carried out scheduled and un-scheduled maintenance, alterations, repairs and watchkeeping duties. Established an exemplary safety record throughout.
Education
Education
B.S. Marine Engineering Graduate University of Cebu 1999
Marine Engineer Apprentice
Successfully completed practical portion of formal marine engineering apprenticeship program on Bulk Carrier vessels. Involved in all safety, engine room, and ship procedures and operations.
Certification
License E3-0042555 Officer in charge of Engineering watch (STCW95, unrestricted watchkeeping officer)
Passport Yes, valid to Dec 2008, valid U.S. Visa
SIRB Yes, valid to Nov 2008
Training
BSC Basic Safety Course w/ PSSR 03/1999
MECA Medical Care 01/2004
PSCRB Profeciency in Survival Craft, Rescue boats 06/2000
AFF Advance Training in Fire Fighting 04/2000
MEFA Medical Emergency First Aid 04/2000
GTF General Tanker Familiarization 08/2006
STCT Specialized Training In Chemical Tanker 09/2006
STOT Specialized Training In Oil Tanker 09/2006
EES Electrical Equipment and Schematics 07/2006
SSA Ship Security Awareness 01/2004
ISM Code International Safety Management 12/2003
AME Advance Marine Electrotechnology 09/2005
SBFF Shore-Basd Fire Firefighting 08/2006
Skils
Skills
Metalworking gas welding, oxy acetylene cutting
Machining lathe experience, fabricating and shaping
Electrical DC & AC, Basic production and distribution
Maintainance various valves, pumps, compressors, purifiers, piping and numerous other components
Diesel Engines complete overhaul, Diesels Engines Yanmar and Daihatsu,
Hydraulics use, troubleshooting, repairs and installations
Computers Microsoft Word and Excel, Consultas Program, others
Sea Experiences
Rank Ship GT Engine Make Power KW
Torm Shipping Philippines Inc. 10.2005 - present
3rd Engr MV Torm Tina
40,030 MAN B&W 9,013
3rd Engr MV Torm Tekla
36,952 MAN B&W 17,079
Malaysian International Shipping Corporation 05.1999 – 02.2005
3rd Engr MV Handy Emerald
16,582 Sumitomo Sulzer 5,767
Oiler MV Handy Tiger
23,207 MAN B&W 6,453
Oiler MV Gangga Nagara 15,888 MAN B&W 6,152
Cadet MV Handy Lily
18,122 Sumitomo Sulzer 6,684