Objective
Shoreside employement in the shipping industry.
Experience
Chief Mate Trainee/Second Mate OSG America 2006-present
Second Mate Seabulk Tankers 2005-2006
Third Mate Seabulk Tankers 2002-2005
Education
Massachusetts Maritime Academy - Bachelor of Science, Marine Transportation, 2001
Certification
Second Mate of United States, Steam and Motor Vessels, Any Gross Tons, Upon Oceans Master of Steam or Motor Vessels of Not More Than –1600 – Gross Registered Tons, Upon Oceans
U.S. Coast Guard Endorsements:
Any Rating in the Deck Department Lifeboatman
Radar Observer (Unlimited) Basic Firefighting
Automatic Radar Plotting Aids (ARPA) Advanced Dangerous Liquid
Bridge Resource Management (BRM) Tankership Dangerous Liquid
Hazardous Materials Handling Awareness Crude Oil Washing and Inert Gas System
Global Maritime Distress and Safety System 24 Hour Medical First Aid Provider
Elementary Fist Aid Flashing Light Communications
Medical Care, Person In Charge (PIC) Tankerman, Person In Charge (PIC)
Federal Communications Commission Endorsements:
Marine Radio Operator’s License (Element 1)
Global Maritime Distress and Safety
System (GMDSS)(Element 7)
1995 – STCW Endorsements:
Officer-In-Charge of a Navigation Watch – Second
Mate Tankerman – PIC
Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) Ratings Forming Part of a Navigation Watch
Survival Craft and Rescue Boats Other Than Fast Rescue
Basic Safety Training
Second Mate to Chief Mate Upgrade Classes:
80 ½ Hour STCW Upgrade Navigation
Medical Care, Person In Charge
80 Hour Shiphandling at the Management Level
Celestial Navigation Upgrade
40 Hour Shipboard Management
Advanced Cargo Operations
Skils