Objective
I am seeking a position that would allow me to expand my knowledge of the marine industry while at the same time permit me to supervise and teach the junior members of the engine department.
Experience
Areas of Experience;
Engineer of Research, Tugs, Ferry, Fishing and Offshore Supply & Crew Vessels.
Captain of Commercial Fishing and Sport Charter Vessels.
Mate of Research, Fishing, Cargo and Tug Vessels.
AB-Seaman of Research, Fishing, Sport Charter, Cargo and Tug/Tow Vessels.
Work History;
Kwajalein Range Services, Kwajalein Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands, 12/07 to present.
Chief Engineer on the U.S.Army vessel WORTHY, 220’ 1,600 hp diesel/electric range safety vessel working in support of the Reagan Missile Test Site. Supervising a crew of 3-5 personnel depending on the mission.
Crowley Marine Services, Valdez, Alaska 12/98 to 11/07
Chief Engineer on various harbor and escort tugs working in Prince William Sound. Docking and escorting oil tankers to/from the Valdez pipeline terminal. 16 & 20 cyl, 645 EMD and 3600 & 3500 series Caterpillar engines, up to 10,000 hp with CPP, Voith and Aqua-Master Z-Drives.
Tidewater Marine, Morgan City, LA 4/98 to 12/98
Chief Engineer on 180", 465 gross ton, 2-4,000hp vessels. Various engines on offshore supply vessels working in the Gulf of Mexico under contract to Shell Exploration. Transport supplies, fuel, water, drill mud and personnel to and from oil platforms. Also worked as Chief Engineer/Chief Mate on a 135’crew boat during a delivery trip from Morgan City, LA. to Makai, Brazil with a 2-week layover in Fortaleza, Brazil for repairs.
University Of Alaska, Fairbanks. Seward Marine Center. Seward, Alaska 7/91 to 4/98
Chief Engineer (relief) / 1st. Assistant Engineer / Mate / AB-Seaman, on the Research Vessel Alpha Helix.L.133”, 439 gross tons 800hp.8-645 EMD engine. Worked on the waters of the mid to north Pacific and Arctic Oceans, from Hawaii to the East Siberian Sea. Operated the vessel for the National Science Foundation, University National Oceanographic Laboratory System, in support of various scientific research projects including physical, chemical and biological oceanography. Have made 6 stops at Providenya, Siberia, and worked in conjunction with a Russian icebreaker. We worked extensively in the polar ice pack without icebreaker support.
Present F/V Sugar Magnolia Captain/Owner Longline, halibut
01to 06 F/V Sea Voyager Mate Longline, halibut
96 M/V Columbia & QMED Ferry Vessels, AK Marine Highway
M/V E.L.Bartlet
00 to 96 F/V Monica J Mate/Deckhand Longline, halibut
96 & 88 F/V Mocinator Deckhand Longline, halibut (88&96)
Skiff Operator Seine, salmon (96)
90 M/V Red Jacket Mate Coastal Cargo
Tug Batman Engineer/Mate Tug, Alaska
87 to 90 F/V Lion Mate/Deckhand Gillnet, salmon
Captain/Engineer Longline, halibut & gray cod
90 M/V SeaStar Captain Sport Charter
90 & 89 V.E.C.O. Anchorage Boat Operator, Oil Spill Boom Crews, Oil Spill Response
P.W.S. Surveys & Bioremediation
88 F/V Seahorse Mate Longline, black cod
88 F/V Fat Emma Mate/Engineer Crabbing, tanners
87 & 88 F/V PeriPlus Captain/Mate/Engineer Longline, gray cod
85 M/V Cattita II Deckhand/Guide Sport Charter, SE Alaska
83 to 85 Tug Chippewa Engineer/Deckhand Tug, SE Alaska
Education
Education;
Undergraduate 107 credits Oceanography / Biology
Community College & Tech. School 50 credits Marine Tech. and Fire & Safety
Certification
Licenses and Certifications;
U.S.C.G. Merchant Marine Officers License, Issue # 4
Endorsed as Chief Engineer (Limited-Oceans), Second Assistant Engineer Motors, Third Assistant Engineer of Motor and Gas Turbine Vessels All of any Horsepower
U.S.C.G. Merchant Marine Officers License, Issue # 4
Endorsed as Master of Near Coastal Steam or Motor Vessels of not more then 100 gross tons,
U.S.C.G. Merchant Mariners Document (Z-Card)
Endorsed as; AB-Unlimited, Any Unlicensed Rating in Engineering Department (QMED any)
STCW, Certified under the Provisions of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers{1978, in Accordance with Provisions of Reg. II/3 and VI as Engineer in Charge of a Watch, (Chief Limited, 2nd & 3rd Assistant); also Master, Proficient in the use of Survival Craft, also Rating forming part of a Navigation Watch.
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Certificate, (HazWOpER) as per OSHA’s 29 CFR 1910.120 and NFPA’s Standards 471 & 472
DOD Security Clearance
Alaska Drivers License Class D, M1
Alaska Concealed Handgun Permit
FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operators Permit
P.A.D.I. Advanced Open Water Diver
United States of America Passport
International Certification of Vaccination
Transportation Workers Identification Card (TWIC)
Advanced Training;
Basic and Advanced Marine Firefighting (U.S.C.G. Approved)
Caterpillar 3600 Engine Master Mechanic
Carbine Operator, Blackwater Training Center
Emergency Trauma Training (State of AK. -Expired)
Fish Finding Systems (SONAR)
Net Mending
Survival-Safety Training.
Wood and Fiberglass Boat Repair
Shipyard Competent Person Certificate
Confined Spaces Certificate
Skils
Areas of Experience;
Engineer of Research, Tugs, Ferry, Fishing and Offshore Supply & Crew Vessels.
Captain of Commercial Fishing and Sport Charter Vessels.
Mate of Research, Fishing, Cargo and Tug Vessels.
AB-Seaman of Research, Fishing, Sport Charter, Cargo and Tug/Tow Vessels