Objective
To achieve employment in the marine engineering field that challenges my skill level, while allowing for career advancement and personal growth.
Experience
• United States Navy Port Engineer
USS New York LPD 21
Camber Corp. Port Engineer Contract
Huntsville Alabama
Responsible for all maintenance on board ship routine minor repair and planned maintenance tasks. In charge of major repairs, Refit and design changes, PM System, Coordinating with the Captain as other departments on the ship, Project Managers, Contractors.
• Senior Marine Engineer
Rolls Royce/ Seaworthy Systems Inc.
PO Box 965 Essex, CT 06426
Senior Main Propulsion and Auxiliary (SMART) Inspector on Military Sealift vessels and US Navy vessels, evaluating and writing detailed reports on engine room material readiness. Government Expert Contractor responsible for Root Cause Analysis of equipment failures on government vessels, Diesel Engine Performance Analysis, advising operators in efficient balanced diesel optimum performance.
• First Engineer
Development Driller II Dynamic Positioning Oil Exploration Vessel
Global Santa Fe/Trans Ocean 15375 Memorial Dr.
Houston Texas, 77079-4101 281-925-6277
Senior Operating Engineer Supervisor off all Engine Room Personnel Responsible for the proper operation and maintenance of Eight 3616 CAT, ABB 1100KV Gen set’s with ABB Thrusters and Class 3 Kongsberg Ships Management System. New build programming and trouble shooting. PM System start up. Training of junior personnel, Supervised refueling operations Emergency Drills and Daily operations.
• First Engineer
Quantum 4000 Dynamic Positioning Ocean Service Vessel
Cal Dive International/C-Mar, 11231 Richmond Ave. D111
Houston TX 77082, 281-556-1115
Senior operating Engineer in Engine Room, Supervised all engineering personnel, Welders, Electricians, Electronics Tech’s, Deck Engineers, Junior Watch Engineers and unlicensed personnel. Responsible for the proper operation and maintenance of six B&W MAN 4600HP diesels driving Alstrom 1100KV Generators and six Rolls Royce Azimuth Thrusters with Alstrom drive motors and Alstrom computer automation and control system Assigned watches, routine minor repairs, planned maintenance tasks. In charge of major repairs, Refit and design changes, PM System, Training, Daily Engine Logs, Records, Inspections, Trouble shooting coordinating with contractors as well as other departments on the ship. Insured vessel and personnel safety in the engine room, Supervised refueling operations, Emergency Drills and daily operations.
• First Engineer
TECO Transport 702 N. Frankland St. P.O. Box 22048
Tampa Fl 33622-2048 813-209-4200
M/V Betty Wood, Ocean going, Integrated Tug and Barge
M/V Cynthia Fagan, T5 bulk carrier
M/V Sheila McDevitt, T5 bulk carrier
M/V Elena Hicks, Ocean going Integrated Tug and Barge
Sailed as First Engineer on board ITB’s with twenty cylinder EMD main engines, 871 Detroit generators and 12 cylinder Caterpillar bow thrusters. Became certified on EMD’s Practical and Technical at ESI INC. Rocky Mount North Carolina. Responsible for implementing ABS Safe net Planned Maintenance and Inventory System. Vessel representative at Tampa Ship Yard during major overhaul of main engines and hull repairs. Sailed as Second A/E on board two Bulk Carriers. One, with a Sultzer slow speed main engine and Daihatsu auxiliaries. The other with Enterprise medium speed main engines and Detroit auxiliaries.
Education
Feb 22 1987 Machinist Mate School
United States Navy
Great Lakes, IL
Apr 10 1991 Boiler Operators’ License
State of Maine
May 2 1992 Bachelors of Science Marine Operations Engineering
Maine Maritime Academy, Castine, Maine
United States Coast Guard Merchant Marine Officer
Unlimited Third Assistant Engineer Steam &Diesel
Oct 09 1992 High Speed Separators
Alfa Laval Separation
Westminster, N.Y.
Mar 27 1997 Basic and Advanced Marine Fire Fighting
Delgado Community College- Fire School
New Orleans, L.A.
Apr 06 1998 Damage Control
Government Vessels, Military Sealift Command
Piney Point, Maryland
Apr 09 1998 Small Arms Qualification
Military Sealift Command
Fort Bragg, Virginia
Certification
Oct 27 1998 Second Assistant Engineer of Motor vessels, Unlimited
Third Assistant Engineer of Steam vessels Unlimited
United States Coast Guard Merchant Marine Officer
Oct 27 1998 STCW Standards of training, Certification and Watch keeping
Engineer in charge of the watch, Basic Safety Training
Survival craft proficient
July 15 1999 Falk Reduction Gear School
Falk Corporation
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Sep 17 1999 Electro Motive Diesel
Technical Service Training
Rock Mount, North Carolina
Mar 17 1999 Electro Motive Diesels
Practical Service Training
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
Sept 15 2001 Confined Space Entry
May 24 2005 Vanuatu Second Engineer
Feb 15 2006 CAC Military Clearance
Mar 15 2007 Security Clearance (Secret)
Jun 13 2007 Unlimited Chief Engineer Motor and Gas Turbine
Skils
Bachelor of Science from Maine Maritime Academy which covers Theory, Operation and Maintenance of Steam and Diesel Propulsion and Power Generation Systems. Other related skills acquired are Electrical Theory and Trouble shooting, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Advanced Welding, Machine Tool, Detailed Technical report writing, Work management, Military leadership.
Twenty years of sailing and onshore experience on all types
of vessels.
Unlimited Chief Engineer on Diesel and Gas Turbine powered ships.
Government expert contractor on medium speed diesels,
Root Cause Analysis, Diesel Engine Performance Analysis, (SMART) inspector on Military Sealift Command
Vessels.
United States Navy Port Engineer with secret clearance.