Objective
Looking for a Captain job on personal/private or commercial vessell.
Experience
WORK EXPERIENCE U. S. Coast Guard 6/2002 - 9/2011
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina US
Salary: 72,000 USD Per Year
Hours per week: 60
E7-E8 Officer in Charge
Assigned as Officer in Charge of Coast Guard Station Wrightsville Beach NC, Station Fort Macon NC, Station Emerald Isle NC, Station Philadelphia PA, and Station Salem NJ. Oversee all aspects of mission execution of multi mission station. Managed training and education of unit personnel to meet mission goals. Oversaw spending of annual budget, training of 42 unit personnel, inspection and maintenance of two 25 foot response boats and two 47 foot motor lifeboats, inspection and maintenance of station office building, maintenance buildings, and grounds. Provide oversight to property custodians to ensure accountability while monitoring functionality and determining the need for survey and disposal of government property. Ensure security of facilities through visitor control procedures, log books, inspection of perimeter fencing to ensure Physical Security Measures are met. Provide training and oversee execution of unit missions of Homeland Security, Search and Rescue (SAR), Inspection of random vessels for adherence to Federal Laws and Regulations, Boating Safety, and community outreach. Conduct regular federal, state, and local multi-agency operations and outreach programs. Draft responses to Congressional Inquiries and provide final edit to news agencies and technical organizations. Conduct speeches for various civic organizations. Provide verbal and practical instruction to peers and subordinates. Ensured all OSHA, EPA, and NFPA guidelines are adhered to during day to day operations as they apply to fuel storage facilities, hazardous waste storage, personnel protection programs, hazard identification, and mishap prevention. Promulgated programs, inspected, and trained personnel regarding Safety and Occupational Health Programs such as Confined Space Entry, Hazard Communication Program (HAZCOM), Hearing Conservation Program, Tagout Program, Occupational Medical Surveillance, Pre-mishap Plan, Respiratory Protection Program, Crew Endurance Management, Electrical Safety and Motor Vehicle Safety. Conduct regular inspections of fire alarms using canned smoke and pull boxes, magnetic release fire doors, machinery for guards and shields. Arranged off-site training for CPR/First Responder training. Conducted training and oversaw appropriate measures to ensure personnel were fully aware of sexual harassment programs, prevention of workplace hostility, prevention of unlawful discrimination, and Employee Assistance Program. Executed measures to reach resolution to complaints of Human Relations Program alleged violations. Conduct SAR Mission Coordinator tasking during single unit searches, act as On Scene Commander during individual sorties, provide Search and Rescue Units brief and risk management oversight to unit personnel and individual crews. Utilize proper Operational Risk Management techniques to narrow the risk of mishaps during operational missions. Provide mid level managers with Leadership and Management training on and off site. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: Capt Anthony Popiel, Sector Commander, Supervisor's Phone: 910-772-2203)
U. S. Coast Guard 12/1992 - 6/2002
Philadelphia, PA US
Hours per week: 60
E6-E7
E6 to E7 Executive Petty Officer of USCG Station Crisfield MD, Station Elizabeth City NC, Deck Watch Officer and Deck Chief of Cutter CAMPBELL, Assist Ops Officer and Boat Operations Chief for Group Philadelphia. Managed training schedule to keep personnel abreast of programs such as, Respiratory Safety, Sight Protection, Hearing Conservation, Weight Handling, Motor Vehicle Safety, Forklift Operation, Hazardous Materials Handling and Storage, Hazardous Waste Management, Personal Protective Equipment , Material Safety Data Sheets, etc. Inspected facilities to ensure compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Fire Protection Administration, Environmental Protection Administration, and Coast Guard policies. Managed unit budgets and held monthly budget meetings to facilitate efficient and effective expenditure of funds. Utilized DOD heiarchey of supply sources to obtain material. Queried each procurement request for Hazardous Materials quantity and necessity. Acted as a Property Custodian and Property Officer on separate occasions. Submitted requests for unit personnel to attend required billet specific training. Supervised splicing of wire, natural fiber and synthetic rope. Inspected rope for deterioration to ensure it maintained breaking strength requirements. Acted as Safety Observer for 270 foot ship anchoring details, flight deck operations, boat deck operations, towing operations, and mooring operations. Served as trainer for Damage Control on subjects of firefighting, bulkhead shoring, dewatering, de-smoking, overhaul of damaged spaces, and first aid. Served as Helicopter Landing Signals Officer. Oversaw all flight deck safety related equipment and deck surface. Certified as Deck Watch Officer on 270 foot ship. Served as Damage Control Repair Locker Leader. Inspected flight deck safety equipment, ship’s liferafts, boat davits, personnel flotation devices, etc. Supervised preparation of steel surfaces and application of flight deck epoxy non-skid material in accordance with Coast Guard directives.
U. S. Coast Guard 8/1987 - 12/1992
Caswell Beach , NC US
Hours per week: 60
E3-E5 Boatswain's Mate
Deck Seaman on Cutter OUCHITA, Boat Coxswain and Boarding Officer at Station Oak Island NC, Boat Coxswain and Boarding Officer at Station Crisfield MD. Spliced fibrous core wire rope. Spliced natural and synthetic rope. Maintained wire, natural, and synthetic ropes for various uses. Operated articulating crane to lift and move heavy loads. Acted as deck supervisor utilizing crane signals to operator. Maintained wire rope associated with weight handling equipment. Operated forklift to lift and move heavy loads. Inspected and utilized fall safety equipment and harnesses to conduct service on light towers less than twenty feet. Inspected and utilized personal flotation devices while conducting work over and near the water. Inspected and utilized climbing gear to access lighting on wooden piles. Operated boats up to 44 feet long to conduct Search and Rescue operations. Inspected and utilized personal protective equipment associated with environmental exposure such as cold weather anti-exposure coveralls, dry suits, personal flotation vests, etc. Maintained inspection logs for personal protective equipment such as respirators, face shields, goggles, chainsaw safety chaps, gloves, signaling pyrotechnics, helmets, etc. Maintained lead acid battery storage facility and shipping/disposal of lead acid batteries. Maintained Material Safety Data Sheet binders for various hazardous material storage areas. Maintained firearms to include M-16, Riot Shotgun, Beretta M-9 pistol, Sig Saur P229 pistol, and M-60. Conducted federal maritime law enforcement as a Boarding Officer. Scheduled training and maintained training records for unit personnel. Supervised crews up to 14 personnel.
U. S. Navy 12/1982 - 12/1986
San Diego, CA US
Hours per week: 60
E3-E4 Aviation Ordnanceman
Trained personnel for proper movement, tiedown, and transport of nuclear weapons and associated equipment. Maintained records associated with weapons support equipment. Inspected and maintained electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic weapons elevators and ballistic hatches. Rebuilt hydraulic rams. Replaced and maintained elevator lift cables, knurled rollers, and proximity switches on elevators. Repaired hydraulic lines and valves. Inspected and prepared metal and wood surfaces, and conducted application of primer and paint. Inspected and utilized safety equipment such as fall safety equipment, face shields, goggles, respirators, in-line respirators, hard hats, etc. Maintained records for aviation ground support equipment. Conducted issuance of ground support equipment to various squadrons. Supervised personnel operating Ground Support Equipment. Acted as a member of Strategic Augmentation Force responding to threats to the ship outfitted with riot gear, MP-5 submachine gun and/or Riot Shotgun. Supervised up to 12 personnel.
Education
EDUCATION Worldwide Marine Training
Oriental , North Carolina US
Certification - 3/2009
Major: 100 ton Master
Minor: Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Master of Steam or Motor Vessels not to exceed 100 Domestic Tons, Authorized to conduct Commercial Assistance Towing. Demonstrated knowledge and ability as it regards to safety at sea, safety of crew and passengers, safe and effective navigation of vessels, and application of Coast Guard requirements.
Chapman School of Seamanship
Stuart, Florida US
Certification - 2/2008
Major: Yacht and Small Craft Surveying
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Six week course directed at vessel hull and systems inspection. Including delamination of fiberglass reinforced plastic, cracking and deterioration of wooden hulls and fasteners, cracking and stress fatigue of metal hulls and welds, integrity and adherence to standards of all vessel associated systems (water/electrical/sewage/fuel/gasoline/LPG/LNG/etc).
American Boat and Yacht Council
Annapolis, Maryland US
Certification - 2/2008
Major: Vessel Construction Standards
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Certified in standards associated with the construction of vessels as outlined by ABYC. Allows me the knowledge and certification to inspect vessels in regards to standards associated with all aspects of marine vessel construction as it relates to safety and functionality. As a member, provides feedback to ABYC in regards to suggested changes or additions to construction standards as they relate to functionality and/or safety.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Hyattsville, Maryland US
Certification
Major: Incident Command System
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Certified: ICS-100, ICS-200, ICS-300, ISC-400, ICS-700, ICS-800
Certification
EDUCATION Worldwide Marine Training
Oriental , North Carolina US
Certification - 3/2009
Major: 100 ton Master
Minor: Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Master of Steam or Motor Vessels not to exceed 100 Domestic Tons, Authorized to conduct Commercial Assistance Towing. Demonstrated knowledge and ability as it regards to safety at sea, safety of crew and passengers, safe and effective navigation of vessels, and application of Coast Guard requirements.
Chapman School of Seamanship
Stuart, Florida US
Certification - 2/2008
Major: Yacht and Small Craft Surveying
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Six week course directed at vessel hull and systems inspection. Including delamination of fiberglass reinforced plastic, cracking and deterioration of wooden hulls and fasteners, cracking and stress fatigue of metal hulls and welds, integrity and adherence to standards of all vessel associated systems (water/electrical/sewage/fuel/gasoline/LPG/LNG/etc).
American Boat and Yacht Council
Annapolis, Maryland US
Certification - 2/2008
Major: Vessel Construction Standards
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Certified in standards associated with the construction of vessels as outlined by ABYC. Allows me the knowledge and certification to inspect vessels in regards to standards associated with all aspects of marine vessel construction as it relates to safety and functionality. As a member, provides feedback to ABYC in regards to suggested changes or additions to construction standards as they relate to functionality and/or safety.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Hyattsville, Maryland US
Certification
Major: Incident Command System
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Certified: ICS-100, ICS-200, ICS-300, ISC-400, ICS-700, ICS-800
Skils
Certified Incident Command System (ICS-100, ICS-200, ICS-300, ISC-400, ICS-700, ICS-800)
-Certified Officer in Charge Multi-mission Ashore and Afloat
-Certified Boat Coxswain on Coast Guard 21ft Rigid Hull Inflatable, 19ft Rigid Hull Inflatable, 25 ft Response Boat Small, 27 ft Utility Boat (SAFE), 41 ft Utility Boat, 47 ft Motor Life Boat
-Certified Deck Watch Officer on 270 Medium Endurance Cutter
-Certified First Aid and CPR (current)
-Completed Critical Incident Stress Management Counselor Course BASIC and PEER
-Officer in Charge / Executive Petty Officer School
-Leadership and Management School
-Advanced Shipboard Firefighting School
-Damage Control Repair Locker Leader School
-Steady Tension Replenishment at Sea Rig Operator School
-National Motor Life Boat Heavy Weather Coxswain School
-Substance Abuse Free Environment Course
-Completed Northeast Regional Fisheries Training Center “Operations Class”
-Completed Southeast Regional Fisheries Training Center “Operations Class”
-Completed Search and Rescue Fundamentals Course
-Certified Coast Guard Communications Watch Stander
AFFILIATIONS American Boat and Yacht Council Member/Standards Certified
Military Appreciation Day, Inc Immediate Past Vice-President
USCG Chief Petty Officer's Association, Crystal Coast Chapter Past President
Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors Member/Survey Associate
Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons Lodge 741 Member
Sudan Shriners, New Bern NC Noble, Carteret County