John Q.

About John Q.

Maritime professional, USCG Licensed Master, Federal First Class Pilot numerous routes,(ex:USCG Designated Examiner) experienced at sea and ashore in Tank Ship, Articulated Tug/Barge [ATB] Conventional Tug/Barge and STS Operation. Current and previous positions held in Vetting and Port Clearance, Marine Operations, Dispatching, Scheduling, Chartering and Demurrage Analysis. Proven ability to take appropriate actions in high-stress situations to eliminate obstacles and ensure a flawless marine activity takes place. Possess state-of-the-art technical expertise and many years of heavy hands-on experience. Recognized in the workplace for creating positive work environments by successfully utilizing communication, organization, and leadership skills.USCG Licensed Master of Steam and Motor Vessels upon Oceans - Federal First Class Pilot [Any Gross Tons] numerous routesMaster of Towing vessels upon Oceans and Western RiversLeadership and Managerial Training (STCW)Ex: Coast Guard Designated ExaminerTank ship dangerous liquids (DL)(PIC) Vapor Recovery Systems Incident Commander: ICS 100, 200, 300, 310, 410 700, 800 CertifiedQualified Individual (QI)HAZWOPER TrainingCertified Lead Auditor: ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 Training (ABS)NS5 ABS Nautical SystemsMarine Incident InvestigatorShipboard Medical Care Provider Heavy Weather Avoidance (HWA) Advanced Meteorology Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (ECDIS)Diesel Control Systems Global Marine Distress and Safety System(GMDSS) Inert Gas and Crude Oil Washing Advanced Marine FirefightingUnited States Merchant Marine AcademyNational Sealift Training ProgramMasters Mariners Readiness Training Convoy Operations Defense CommunicationChemical, Biological, and Radiological DefenseFacility & Vessel Security TrainingMilitary Sealift CommandShipboard Damage Control Helicopter Firefighting

Experience

1. Vetting and Port Clearance Superintendent (Team Lead Americas)

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   Jun 2009 — Present · US

   Responsible for providing assurance to global shipping, tug, barge, terminal and associated businesses by performing a combination of assurance assessments. Play a key role in setting mitigating measures in challenging marine environments. Provide industry guidance for safety in the shipping industry by providing expertise in the safe and environmentally responsible transport and handling of hydrocarbons in ships, tugs, barges, terminals in a global environment and setting standards for continuous improvement. Knowledge of International Regulations, Codes and Conventions, Industry Guidelines and Best Practices.

Education

• City University of New York-College of Staten Island

  Electro-Mechanical Engineering

• United States Merchant Marine Academy

  National Sealift Training Program (MARAD)

• McKee Technical

  Mechanical Engineering