Objective
Master on OffShore Supply Vessels in Alaska Gulf Mexico Caribbean Sea Panama or South America.
Experience
Gulf Fleet Holdings LLC. 10/29/2008 to 04/26/2011, Captain and Chief Mate.
Trident Seafoods, Inc. 12/29/2003 to 09/20/2008, Captain and Chief Mate.
Education
High School
Certification
Master of Steam or Motor Vessels of Not More Than 1600 Gross Registered Tons Gross Registered Tons (Domestic Tonnage), 3000 Gross Tons (ITC Tonnage) upon Oceans; Radar Observer (Unlimited) Radar Expires 25 Jan. 2015; Also, Master of Uninspected Fishing Industry Vessels of Not More Than 5000 Gross Registered Tons (Domestic Tonnage Upon Oceans. Able Seaman (AB Unlimited), Wiper, Steward’s Department. Certificate of Advanced Training-Bridge Resource Management. Certificate of Advanced Training-Basic Safety Training. STCW 95, (ARPA) Automatic Radar Plottin Aids, (GMDSS) Global Maritime Distress Safety Systems, Celestial Navigation, Rigger Safety, SafeGulf, (VSO) Vessel Security Officer.
Skils
Skills includes carpenter; electrical; plumber; pipe fitter; acetylene/oxygen torch operator and welder.
Vessel Experience: Multiple vessel types, Coastal Freighters from 160 to 220 ft., Fishing Vessels from 40 to 400feet, Fish Processing Vessels from 160 to 392 feet, Ground Fish Trawlers from 60 to 372 feet, Offshore Supply Vessels (OSV) from 160 to 220 feet. The vessels propulsions systems were gas power-driven vessels, diesel power-driven vessels, vessels with diesel-electric propulsion, vessels with air start and direct reverse propulsion, single and twin screw vessels and bow thrusters. Operating and Navigating the Ship. In charge of navigation. Conduct boat drills and other emergency drills. Supervise personnel in the loading, securing and unloading of equipment and heavy stores.
5. Prepare watch lists.
6. Ordering provisions.
7. Prepare work requests for repairs to be
accomplished by shipyards.