CV Marine Engineer A/S Dampskibsselskabet TORM, Copenhagen Jayesh Shipping Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai, India

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Last Updated: Friday, January 15, 2010

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Presently, pursuing M.Sc Maritime Operations and Management at City University London, and looking forward to complete the course by February 2010 with expected result 2:1 (Merit). Have passed all the core and elective modules and at the moment, writing my thesis (dissertation) as an essential component to complete my Master’s study. The area of research and title for which is “Decommissioning of Offshore Marine Structures: Developing a set of Guidelines for Marine Warranty Purposes”

I have special inclination towards both the technical and commercial aspects of Marine business, as being and having sailed as Marine Engineer onboard. Also, during my traineeship with Jayesh Shipping, I was directly working under Marine Technical Superintendent; which gave me a very broad understanding of the technical responsibilities involved in the operation. One of such important responsibility was to keep the vessels to the class standards and carry out required surveys to ensure smooth operations.

Also, in the process of being considered to be qualified as Associate Member with the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) and do like to actively participate and attend various presentations, talks, conferences, etc which are hosted by Institute and other professional bodies. Also, help Regional Coordinator of Young Member’s Network (IMarEST) in organising such events whenever possible.

I sincerely hope to be able to use my own creativity and enthusiasm along with both my technical and commercial knowledge to support the ongoing success of the company and make a positive contribution in the years to come. Looking forward more experience or projects which involve heavy lift planning and operations. In addition, I would equally interested to undertake any commercial ship operation jobs. I’m also willing to relocate or work in London office and/or travel on timely basis, if required. Would be very happy to discuss my application and/or would be available in April ’10 for further interview.

Sept ’06 – July ’08 A/S Dampskibsselskabet TORM, Copenhagen
4th Assistant Engineer Officer/ 5th Assistant Engineer Officer – Onboard Ship

 Sailed on crude oil/product tankers, in the above mentioned ranks.
 Maintained all relevant approved drawings required for execution at site.
 Assisted in preparing purchase orders and maintaining stock reports.
 Developed and implemented plans & schedules for maintenance operations.
 Managed the functions of troubleshooting of various onboard machineries and regularly carried out preventive maintenance so as to reduce risk and downtime to minimum, as well as avoiding breakdown maintenance.
 Undertook regular inspections to prevent accidents and adhere to safety norms as per Company Policies and Code of Safe Working Practices whilst carrying out any maintenance and/or installation tasks.
 Assisted senior management with documentation and creating latest methods for record handling required and used onboard.
 Carried out Dry Dock, Change of Flag, and Change of Ownership (from OMI to TORM A/S) for the last vessel, in Singapore’s Jurong Shipyard.
 Took charge of teams during crisis management drills and scenarios and participated collectively in the same.


Feb ’04 – Feb ’05 Jayesh Shipping Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, India
Assistant Engineer (Trainee) – In office

 Worked under direct supervision of Operations Manager and Marine Technical Superintendent, carrying out day-to-day operations to maximize the operational efficiency and effectiveness of the business and profits.
 Carried out class surveys, negotiated and coordinated for sale and purchase of equipments, spares and utilities from various suppliers and manufacturers.
 Assisted in planning of Dry Dock and analyzing and negotiating on quotations received from various contractors for different job specifications.
 Understood and helped in vessel fixture (chartering) involving charter party contracts (both ‘Time’ and ‘Voyage’), settlement of claims and Insurance

Sept ’08 – Feb ’10 City University London
M.Sc in Maritime Operations and Management (MOaM)
Relevant Modules include: Maritime Operations, Maritime Management, Maritime Law & Insurance, Maritime Economics and Finance, Security Studies, Accident Investigation & Crisis Management, Maritime Technology, and Marketing of Maritime Services
Expected Results: 2:1 (Merit)
Dissertation Project: “Decommissioning of Offshore Marine Structures: Developing a set of Guidelines for Marine Warranty Purposes”
The initial part of the study was to analyse various Issues, Challenges and Opportunities inherent in planning and carrying out decommissioning projects whereas the further research aimed to develop and outline a common framework (guidelines) on the basis of which operators, non-operators, contractors and suppliers can lay down decommissioning of their agreed and approved plans with complete safety and success.

Aug ’02 – July ’07 Tolani Maritime Institute (TMI) off-campus collaborative programme of Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani, India
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Marine Engineering
Core Modules include: Naval Architecture, Ship building and design, Marine Auxiliary Machinery, Internal Combustion (I.C.) Engines, Ship Operations, etc
Obtained Results: CGPA 6.62 (equivalent to upper 2:1)
Projects:
 Built a working prototype of a ship which could be operated by wireless remote control (for both propeller and rudder movements)
 Designed and constructed an operational Refrigeration and Air conditioning plant model displaying various stages of its operation. This project was widely appreciated by various other prominent institutes and is still used in the college lab to impart practical knowledge to present batches.

Jun ‘00 – Feb ‘02 N.E.S. High School and Junior College, Mumbai, India
Higher Secondary School
Obtained Results: 79.67% with Grade I Distinction
Subjects include: Physics, Chemistry, Maths & Statistics and Electronics

Proficient in Microsoft Office, Internet Usage and AMOS Suite

 Certified Welder Qualification (in positions covering 1G to 4G) awarded and inspected by Lloyd’s Register Surveyor, under Welders Performance Qualification
 Certified Training Course related to Boiler & Inert Gas Generator (IGG) - Automation Control System.
 Certificate Course related to Marine Environment Protection and Safety Issues.
 Certificate Course in operation of Oil Discharge Monitoring and Control System.