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Mate/understudy DP Operator/Master

Sydney, New South Wales,, Australia

• A dedicated Professional, who has self funded their own education. I possess a comprehensive experience with seafaring, having logged over 100,000 nautical miles; competently commanding vessels, and participating in operational matters and navigation.

Mate, Engineer, Deckhand

Middle Granville, NY, USA

I'm very eager to get back on a boat. I presently own and operate a small construction company, however I've continued my education on my own and look forward to getting underway again soon. 11/06-Present JKF Construction Services. 09/91 to…

Captain / DPO

Corpus Christi, TX, USA

Tex-R Marine – Corpus Christi, Tx. Feb. Captain - Of Towing vessels and trip work. Rigdon Marine – New Orleans, La. Feb. 2005 – Feb. Internationally. Trico Marine – Houma, La. Internationally. Edison Chouest Offshore - Galliano, La. Azimuth Thrusters in the Gulf of Mexico & Internationally.

Captain, Mate or crew

Hollywood, FL, USA

To Serve as mate/ crew onbord one of your tugs. Worked as a hard hat diver with surface supplied air, and surface communication. Duties included pipe penetration, underwater welding, burning and ship salvage, and underwater problem solving.

Captain, Relief Captain, Pilot, or Mate

Lexington, SC, USA

Operate and Manage Vessels in the Commercial Maritime Transportation Industry as Captain, Relief Captain, Pilot, or Mate, In an Efficient, Safe, and Professional Manner. Obtain a Position with a Great Company that Needs an Experienced and Knowledgeable Merchant Marine Officer. HLC Tugs, LLC 111 W.

100GT Inland Master/ AGT Inland Mate/ AB Limited

Snohomish, WA, USA

To become a valuable employee for a successful Maritime Company. • Maintained exterior of the vessel under the direction of the Chief Mate. • Stood a Pilothouse watch with Mate while underway. • Assisted in vessel navigation onboard. • Assisted with making and breaking tow.

Tender Captain

Deansboro, NY, USA

Well i just got my 100 ton masters license but i want to get seatime so i can get the towing endorsement as well. so if there are any jobs avalible in accomplishing that then i would like to do them, like wheel time and/or time under a licensed captain.

1st Assistant Eng. Motors and Chief Eng. Limited-Oceans, both of any Horsepower

Gloucester, VA, USA

Brian D. Gloucester, Va. Objective: To secure a position as a Chief Engineer Limited-Oceans or as a First Assistant Engineer of Motor Vessels of any Horsepower. Took First Assistant Engineer Motors U.S. Took Second Assistant Engineer Motors U.S.

Second Mate

St Johns, FL, USA

M/V BRUCE C. HEEZEN (Dynamic Position Survey Vessel)Oct 2009 to Jan 2010 Second Mate. Conducted extensive inshore survey work in the Philippine Islands. M/V MARY ANN HUDSON (Bulk Carrier)Jan to Apr 2009 Second Mate and Medical PIC. Delivering…

Deck Hand

Honolulu, HI, USA

*Deckhands work under the supervision of the Deck Boss and are responsible for maintaining deck safety, including keeping decks clear and stowing unnecessary gear. Deckhands ensure the deck is kept clean, sanitary, and in good condition. This…

Able Seaman Unlimited

Phoenix, AZ, USA

Continue working in the marine industry. Work towards obtaining a Tankermans endorsment and Steersman qualification for Intercoastal Waterway and Western Rivers. I have been working in the marine industry for over 30 years and with my current employer for over 20 yrs.

Chief Marine Engineer

Richmond, Canada

Chief Engineer with extensive experience working on cruise and ro-ro passenger ships, cargo, container and bulk carrier ships. Qualified marine professional with a master degree in Mechanical Engineering and certificate of a First Class Engineer.

Naval Architect or related

Hialeah, FL, USA

To utilize the knowledge and skills gained through extensive professional experience at many levels and aspects of the shipbuilding/maritme industry. (1970 - 87) Havana Shipyard - Engineering Design Office (eng. designer, chief eng., director).

Master/ Mate

Lincolnshire, IL, USA

Permanent or temporary position as captain or mate on work boats, ships, passenger vessels, and charter boats. * AB tug John M. Paramedic, diver medical technician, hyperbaric technician, helicopter medic. Firefighter III, fire engineer, hazardous material operations, extrication technician.

Tug or Workboat Captain

Port Ludlow, WA, USA

Cruise West, Seattle WA. USCG 500 Gross Ton Ocean Master and Master of Towing upon Oceans and Western Rivers. STCW 95 Endorsement with Vessel Security Officer. US MMD Able Bodied Seaman document. Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC). Radar Observer Unlimited.

AB for tug in OIL RIG

ELMHURST, NY, USA

Tug operational duties and cargo handling. Second officer on crude carrier/Third officer on product tanker on ocean going vessel and having Chief mate license from UK. Bachelor of Maritime Science (Nautical), Bangladesh Marine Academy. Chief officer Unlimited license from United Kingdom.

Master or Mate

Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA

Captain/Engineer/Pilot. Assisted owner in the purchase and inspection of this yacht, and a Hawker Jet aircraft. Was the project manager for a major 3 month refit of the mechanical, electronic and cosmetic systems onboard. Captain, dinner cruises for special Alcatraz events.

Captain or Mate

Cut Off,, LA, USA

LL&G Marine, pushing barges, 1st Captain 2008. C&C Offshore, utilitie boats, production, 1st Captain 2003-2007 . Galliano tugs, wheelman apprentice 1997-1999. High school, Grad. Blue cliff school of massage therapy,Grad. Extensive study in merchant marine training…

Captain 100 ton

No Falmouth, MA, USA

1998 to 2006 ran crewboats,supplieboats and tugs in the gulf of mexico, mexcio hondrus and belize. 2006 to 2008 sportfishing around the counrty for pelagic fish. Have been involved in the lay out and design of 3 tugs.

Master/Mate

Powell, TN, USA

15 years experience, Marine salvage, Freight, Tug/barge Oil Spill Response, OSV, Break Bulk, Ro-Ro, Container. Advanced Marine Firefighting - Kenai, Alaska. Master not more that 200 Gross Tons, USCG Approved 107 hour training course inland or near coastal water.