Objective
Experienced, hardworking ships captain
Experience
Master - 20 years - tugs, pilot launch, anchor handling tug/supply, seismic, hydrographic research
First Mate - 11 Years - Tugs, general cargo, passenger, seismic, anchor handling tug/supply, fisheries research, ro-ro
Second Mate - 3 years - tugs, tankers, fisheries and oceanographic research
Third mate - 1 year - tankers
Deckhand - 4 years - tugs
Royal Canadian Navy - 5 years - Able Seaman/Radio Operator
Education
EDUCATION
From To School Completed
Apr 08 Holland College Advanced Marine First Aid
Mar 08 Nova Scotia Nautical Basic Marine First Aid
Institute
Jan 04 British Columbia Institute of Ship Security Officer
Technology
Nov 04 Pacific ECDIS on Site Electronic Chart Systems
Jul 99 Pacific Marine Training GMDSS General Operators
Institute License
Nov 92 Fisheries and Oceans Canada Workplace Hazardous Materials
Sep 90-Feb 91 Camosun College Master Mariner
Oct 90 Pacific Marine Training Marine Emergency
Institute Duties Senior Officer Training
Feb 89 Pacific Marine Training Automatic Radar
Institute Plotting
Appliances
Feb 87 Malaspina College Human Resources Management
Jul 86 Esso Tuktoyaktuk Arctic Survival
Mar 84-Apr 84 Trident Diving Services Advanced Open Water Diving
Jan 82-Mar 82 Nova Scotia Nautical Master Home Trade
Institute First Mate Foreign Going
Simulated Electronics Nav 2
Sep 80-Feb 81 Nova Scotia Nautical First Mate Home Institute Trade
Second Mate Foreign Going
Mar 79- Apr 79 Nova Scotia Nautical Second Mate Home Institute Trade
Third Mate Foreign Going
Marine Emergency Duties, Simulated Electronics Nav I
Sep 74-Dec 74 Camosun College 350 ton and Tug Masters
Radar Observer
March 71 Nova Scotia Department Grade 12
Of Education
Certification
Master no restrictions
Skils
Acquired Skills
--Basic computer skills with most commonly used programs
-- ISM and ISPS compliance and audit experience
--Ship Handling of vessels up to 11000 GT and barge handling of barges up to 20000 tons DWT, both towing and pushing, single and twin screw experience, with some recent ASD training
--Management and administrative skills required to effectively and efficiently conduct the business of an operational transportation or research vessel as master or first officer in isolated situations
--Communication skills necessary to discuss with charterers and owners the most effective and efficient way to achieve their objectives
--Maintenance and supervisory skills required by an officer aboard a ship to effectively oversee operations and maintenance
--Navigation and watch keeping skills necessary to safely and economically control a vessels conduct under all conditions in climates from Arctic to Tropical
--Teaching experience necessary to train new crew members and junior officers in their duties