Objective
Seeking new Challenge in a more shore based role
Experience
MV Adonia – 4 x Sulzar ZA40 V14 10.5MW ECDT 04.01.04 – 22.02.04
MV Adonia - 4 x Sulzar ZA40 V14 10.5MW ECDT 29.03.04 – 10.05.04
MV Aurora - 4 x MAN B&W L48/60 V14 11.5 MW ECDT 09.06.04 – 14.08.04
MV Finnreel 1 x MAN B&W L48/60 V12 12600 KW ECDT 15.10.05 – 18.12.05
MV Great eastern - MAN B&W RT 2 –Stroke
13560KW JEO/4EO 20.08.06 – 13.10.06
MV Rhourd Enouss - MAN B&W RT 2 –Stroke
13560 KW JEO/4EO 21.10.06 – 19.12.06
MV Finnreel 1 x MAN B&W L48/60 V12 12600 KW 3EO 27.01.07 – 26.03.07
MV Finnreel 1 x MAN B&W L48/60 V12 12600 KW 3EO 29.05.07 – 23.07.07
MV Finnreel 1 x MAN B&W L48/60 V12 12600 KW 3EO 11.10.07 – 21.11.07
MV Tor Corona 2 X MAN B&W L48/60 8 CYL Trunk. 9600 KW 3EO 14.01.08 – 09.04.08
MV Tor Corona 2 X MAN B&W L48/60 8 CYL Trunk. 9600 KW 3EO 26.05.08 – 15.07.08
MV Stena Pioneer
Senior 3EO 17.08.08 – 03.08.08
MV Stena Pioneer
Senior 3EO 09.09.08 – 01.10.08
MV Thomson Dream
23800 KW Ships Service Engineer 05.05.10 – 21.09.10
Education
SOUTHAMPTON SOLENT UNIVERSITY – WARSHASH MARITME ACADEMY
BTEC Higher National Diploma – Marine Engineering
HND Unit Grade
Business Management Techniques Merit
Analytical Methods for Engineers Merit
Engineering Science Merit
Engine Design Merit
Project (Inert Gas systems) Merit
Plant and process principles Merit
Pneumatics and Hydraulics Pass
Instrumentation and control principles Pass
Marine electrical systems Pass
Marine engineering thermodynamics Merit
Propulsion and power (Motor) Pass
Propulsion and power (Steam) Distinction
Marine Engineering Mechanics Merit
Operation and maintenance of Electrical Plant Pass
Marine Auxiliary Plant Merit
Marine engineering management Merit
Naval Architecture for marine engineers Merit
Engineering Drawing Pass
Summary of Qualifications (Cont)
National Vocational Qualification (NVQ 3) – Marine Offshore Operations
Units achieved
1 Maintain sea worthiness of the vessel
2 Respond to emergencies on board the ship
3 Take charge of survival craft and rescue boats
4 Maintain a legal and safe working environment on board the ship
5 Maintain and an Engineering watch
6 Prepare and Monitor the operation of Marine diesel propulsion machinery and ancillary systems
7 Operate auxiliaries and service machinery
8 Operate and maintain pumping and associated control systems
9 Operate and adjust vessel electrical equipment
10 Maintain mechanical machinery and systems
11 Contribute to maintaining electrical machinery and systems
12 Create, maintain and enhance working relationships on board the ship
Additional Courses and Qualifications
Course Date achieved
Personnel Safety and social Responsibilities 12.11.2003
Engineering OOW Workshop skills 20.06.06
Elementary first aid 10.11.2003
Certificate of proficiency in Medical first aid aboard ship 13.03.2005
Personnel Survival techniques 11.11.2003
Proficiency in survival craft and rescue boats 11.02.2006
Fire prevention and fire fighting -Basic 14.11.2003
Training in advanced fire fighting 06.04.2006
State of Alaska Department public safety Fire service training 25.08.2005
Grinding wheel certificate – Abrasive wheels regulations 1970 18.12.2004
Tanker familiarisation 01.08.2006
Royal institute of Naval architects – Continuing personnel development 18.11.04
Basis Offshore Induction and Emergency Training (Including HUET and EBS) 7.11.2008
Escape System Training 7.11.2008
CoC Engineering OOW– MCA Unlimited Motor Vessels
June 2006
Certification
BTEC Higher National Diploma – Marine Engineering
National Vocational Qualification (NVQ 3) – Marine Offshore Operations
CoC Engineering OOW– MCA Unlimited Motor Vessels
Skils
OCCUPATIONS AND POSITIONS HELD
Maritime Industry : Junior Engineer Officer
Fourth Engineer Officer
Third Engineer Officer
Ships Service Engineer Officer
Oil and Gas Industry : Service Technician
Junior Project Engineer
PERSONNEL INFORMATION
I consider myself to be a very outgoing person and have always enjoyed travelling. I travel a lot with my job at present but also enjoy going places in my own time. I consider myself to be very competitive person which is mainly driven by my ambition. I have always had an interest in current affairs and more recently a strong interest in recent history although it was something I never followed up at school. I like to read, mainly factual novels instead of fiction. I do have goals I would like to achieve concerning life and life issues however I understand that success is very broad.
I am a driven, hard worker and work best when setting my own fast pace. I can work well on a team when required and have worked in small to large team atmospheres. I am a quick learner who can understand instructions quickly and easily the first time they are explained. I consider myself an extremely professional individual with a high attention to detail.
I like to spend my time mostly surrounding sport and sporting events. I have been a member of my local golf course for nearly 14 years where I was junior captain for one year. I played for my county and had trials for Scotland and presently try to play as much as possible however present work and living commitments limit my time on the golf course. I enjoy following big golfing tournaments and travel regularly to these.
My other main sporting passion is football. I have been playing football my whole life, playing for school at all levels as well as my local club and University team in Southampton. When I can, I follow my local team to Home and away games. I have an interest in many other sports including cricket, snooker and rugby and try to follow these as much as possible.