Objective
To find environment of change, learning, motivation, dedication, commmitment where I could share and improve
my skills.
Experience
DATE TO PRESENT June 10, 2013 to January 13, 2014
NAME OF COMPANY NOBLE INTERNATIONAL DRILLING
POSITION Radio Operator
NAME OF RIG NOBLE Scott Marks -339
TYPE OF RIG Cyber Jack Up Rig
LOCATION OF RIG Tanajib, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
MAIN DUTIES
• Update and distribution of Personnel On Board to different places.
• Arrange & update Hotel Plan for the Rig Manager in daily basis.
• Prepare Cargo Manifest for the support/standby boats leaving the rig.
• Prepare Helicopter Passenger Manifest for inward/outward flights to the rig.
• In contact with helicopter pilots for the prevailing weather conditions and payload.
• Monitoring VHF radios for support vessels coming and leaving the rig, ears on GMDSS radio for the safety, urgency and distress alert calls.
• Record boats movements in Radio Logbook.
• Clerical/administrative duties and attending safety meeting everyday prior commence work.
• Liase close with barge engineer on day to day basis for operational matters.
• Prepare INDOR Report (International Drilling Operation Report) as required by the system.
• Closely monitor the Panel Alarm System during drilling operations.
• Assist T-Card & Muster Lists when crew change effected.
• Carried out maintenance of all GMDSS radio equipments, aerial connections are fitted.
DATE TO DATE 15 JULY 2012 TO 07 May 2013
NAME OF COMPANY Nabors Drilling International
POSITION Radio Operator
NAME OF RIG Ocean Master VIII
TYPE OF RIG Jack-Up Rig
LOCATION OF RIG Doha, Qatar
MAIN DUTIES
• Preparation of the manifest for both passengers and freight, and ensuring that baggage and freight are accurately weighed, labeled and noted on the manifests.
provision of a pre-flight safety briefing to all departing passengers.
• Liasing with barge master regarding prevailing and forecast weather local conditions,so that timely decision can be made on wheter to commence helicopter operations.
• Advising the helicopter operator of current weather conditions at least an hour before before the schedule departure time of any flight. Maintaining radio contact with the helicopter pilot prior arrival.
• Maintaining a helicopter operations log,, recording regular (usually 20 minute)helicopter position reports when the helicopter is inbound or received.
• Ensuring all the mobile phones and communication equipments are properlyswitch-off during the “Silence Period” time, and the helicopter operator, rig superintendent are notified.
DATE TO DATE 27 July 2004 TO 10 May 2012
NAME OF COMPANY Arab Maritime Petroleum
POSITION Radio Officer
NAME OF Runing Vessels Trading Interationally
TYPE OF vessels Crude Oil, LPG, Product, Bulk& Container
MAIN DUTIES
• Conduct periodic equipment inspections and routine tests in order to ensure that Operations standards are met.
• Examine and operate new equipment prior to installation in order to ensure that it performs properly.
• Review applicable regulations regarding radio communications, and report violations.
• Send, receive, and interpret coded messages.
• Communicate with receiving operator in order to exchange transmission instructions.
• Maintain station logs of messages transmitted and received for activities such as flight Testing and fire locations.
• Monitor emergency frequencies in order to detect distress calls and respond by dispatching emergency equipments.
• Conduct GMDSS equipments emergency trainings to officers/crew during drills.
DATE TO DATE 24 March 2000 TO 17 August 2003
NAME OF COMPANY Atwood Oceanics Inc.
POSITION Radio Operator
NAME OF RIG Southern Cross
TYPE OF RIG Semi-Submersible – Mobile Offshore Drilling Unit
LOCATION OF RIG Meditterannean, Egypt, Sicily, Turkey & Israel
MAIN DUTIES
• Provision of a pre-flight safety briefing to all departing passengers.
• Liasing with barge master regarding prevailing and forecast weather local conditions, so that timely decision can be made on wheter to commence helicopter operations.
• Advising the helicopter operator of current weather conditions at least an hour before before the schedule departure time of any flight.
• Maintaining radio contact with the helicopter pilot prior arrival
• Maintaining a helicopter operations log,, recording regular (usually 20 minute)helicopter position reports when the helicopter is inbound or received.
• Ensuring all the mobile phones and communication equipments are properly switch-off.during the “Silence Period” time,and the helicopter operator, rig superintendent
are notified.
DATE TO DATE 11 July 1990 TO 20 July 1999
NAME OF COMPANY Kuwait Oil Tanker Company
POSITION Radio Officers
TYPE OF Vessel Tanker Ship
MAIN DUTIES
• Conduct periodic equipment inspections and routine tests in order to ensure that
Operations standards are met.
• Examine and operate new equipment prior to installation in order to ensure that it
Performs properly.
• Review applicable regulations regarding radio communications, and report violations.
• Send, receive, and interpret coded messages.
• Communicate with receiving operator in order to exchange transmission instructions.
• Maintain station logs of messages transmitted and received for activities such as flight
Testing and fire locations.
• Monitor emergency frequencies in order to detect distress calls and respond by dispatching
Emergency equipments.
• Conduct GMDSS equipments emergency trainings to officers/crew during drills.
DATE TO DATE 06 May 1983 TO 17 August 1989
NAME OF COMPANY Mobil Oil Libya Ltd.
POSITION Radio Operator
NAME OF Production Ora V-9 &Hofra V-10
TYPE OF Refinery Ora V-9
LOCATION OF RIG Tripoli, Libya
MAIN DUTIES
• Operate high frequency single side band (HF-SSB) radio equipment to
communicate directly with aircraft in flight or, offshore rigs, rescue and
emergency workers, and other remote operations.
• Broadcast weather reports and alerts.
• Maintain station logs of messages transmitted and received for activities
such as flight testing and fire locations.
• Conduct periodic equipment inspections and perform routine tests to ensure
Unhampered operations when needed.
• Maintain radio equipment for minor repairs and adjustment requirements.
• Clerical jobs for the area superintendent in daily basis.
Education
Samson College of Science & Technology - General Radio Communication Operator Course
Certification
1st Class Radio Telegraph Operator License
General Operator Certificate
Radio Electronic Certificate
TBOSIET
Skils
Radio communication, computer operations, basic knowledge of electronics/electricity.