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Deck Officer

Objective


To continue operating progressively within the shipping industry, utilizing a strong background in both acquired and applied knowledge; focusing on safety, the environment and an exceptional work ethic.


Experience


ORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER, P.C.H. (RSSC & OCI) Jan 14- Jun 14

Participated as management within corporate head office writing SMS procedures for the environmental department. Projects consisted in the development of new policies including a rollout plan visiting several of the vessels within the fleet to train all crew members in the new environmental company procedures. Follow up vessel evaluation reports completed for each vessel and submitted to head office to ensure each were in compliance with SMS and all other regulations.



FIRST OFFICER ENVIRONMENTAL, PRESTIGE CRUISE HOLDINGS (RSSC & OCI) Jul 12- Dec 14

Maintained senior deck officer position onboard mid-size luxury cruise ships for Regent Seven Seas Cruises, and Oceania Cruises. In addition to handling day to day deck officer duties such as, mooring operations, some chart work, occasional watch standing and the usual assistance in navigation, responsible for managing all environmentally altering operations. Some of these include waste management, chemical management, and continuous monitoring of regulations to ensure vessel remains in compliance with all local, state or global requirements. Maintained healthy and efficient relationships with several separate departments and department heads while on board during normal operation.



AB/MATE, K-SEA TRANSPORTATION Sept 11-Jan 12

    Responsible for all deckhand duties as well as tankerman and mate training for company policy. Worked aboard ATB Adriatic sea as well as towing vessel El Lobo Grande II.



FIRST OFFICER, OPUS CASINO CRUISE LINES Mar 11- Aug 11

In charge of deckhands daily tasks, as well as ship handling, navigation and radio communication on a converted supply vessel. Participated and controlled docking and undocking of vessel in tight berth, as well as transiting a limited channel to and from sea. Personal relations with numerous passengers daily. Transportation of same vessel on coastwise voyage from New York to Florida during Aug 2011.



MATE, ISMAS FLORIDA Mar 10- Dec 10/ Mar 12-Apr 12

Hired as AB and progressed to Mate position. Responsible for all duties of an Able Bodied Seaman, followed by Mate duties, aboard the Ocean Going Tug Betty S. Duties included line handling, watch-standing, chart corrections, vessel handling, common maintenance of entire vessel, as well as towing operations.



COASTWISE THIRD MATE, MAERSK LIMITED Mar 10- Mar 10

Stood the navigational watch of 0400-0800/1600-2000 in place of the C/M aboard the M/V Maersk Ohio during a coastwise voyage. Responsible for all actions presented for an Officer of the watch aboard container vessels including pre-departure, pre-arrival, and mooring procedures.



SENIOR DECKHAND, LONG ISLAND CASINO May 07- Aug 07/ July 08-Aug 08

Handled all deckhand responsibilities, including:

Line handling

Proper maintenance of entire vessel

Helm time and standing watch and gained knowledge in near shore navigation


Education


STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK MARITIME COLLEGE Bronx, NY

Bachelor of Science May 2009

Marine Environmental Science:

Meteorology and Oceanography

Unlimited Tonnage Third Mates License July 2009 / July 2014


Certification


VSO/CSO (Vessel security officer/ Company security officer)

CBR Defense certified (Chemical Biological Radiological)

FCC Radiotelephone Operator’s Licenses (GMDSS)

Assistant Tankerman endorsement (DL)

USCG Lifeboatman Certified

STCW 1995: Officer in Charge of a Navigational Watch, Personal Survival Techniques, Firefighting and Prevention, Elementary First Aid, Survival Craft

ARPA Certified

Radar Observer (Unlimited)

Mate (Pilot) of Towing Vessels

Tankerman-PIC (Barge) Dangerous Liquids

NACOS & Sperry operator ECDIS certified

Crowd & Crisis Management


Skils

 


PROFESSIONAL TRAINING EXPERIENCE

SUNY Maritime College

Summer Sea Term on TSES VI in 2006, 2008, and 2009, with six trans-atlantic voyages, making ports of call throughout the Mediterranean sea, Black sea, England, Ireland, Bahamas, and circumnavigation of Iceland. Learned how to maintain safety in a potentially dangerous environment through communication skills and taking necessary precautions. Obtained essential watch standing skills as well as practical experience which continuously proves beneficial in future careers.

London,
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