CV Captain / MATE DPO Unrestricted OOW, 3,000 ton Chief Mate, 500 ton Master HT in Canada

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CV/Resume ID no.: 117792

Qualifications: Unrestricted OOW / 3,000 ton Chief Mate / 500 ton Master HT

Position requesting: DPO / Mate

Languages: English, basic French, basic Spanish

Passports: Canadian and British

Good day,
I am a new DP operator and looking for full time employment. I am willing to work over the Christmas period and need be work for free during the first 30 days that I require for my next DP course for JDPO. I will attain my Chief Mate Unlimited by January, 2011.
I am currently a Captain on a 600 and 400 ton tugs in the Hudson Bay area, as well as a chief mate on ocean supply vessels for barge towing of 250’- 400’ in length with International and Arctic experience.
I retired in 2005 after 20+ yrs from the Canadian Navy attaining the rank of Petty Officer Second Class in the Bosun trade. My areas of expertise are mainly; Vessel management, Anchor and cable work, berthing / unberthing, various deck evolutions such as; Towing, Fuelling, cargo transfer, FRC operations and security.
I was Mate on 730’ bulk carriers on the Great Lakes for 3 yrs dealing with different varying ballasting operations; winches, cranes, unloading booms and many different types of cargoes.
I also have experience on mega yachts out of Florida as engineer and mate.
I have also a Travel and Tourism diploma with credits in business management from Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax.
I type 45 words a minute and have taken many courses in varying areas including; computer training, personnel management, hospitality and basic accounting to mention a few.

June, 2009 - Ongoing – Captain 160’ river tug / Captain 120’ supply tug in the Hudson Bay area. Also Chief Mate on ocean tugs with International trips with barge units of over 400’ in multi tow operations.

May 2007 - June 09 – Mate / OOW on 730’ Bulk carriers with Upper Lakes Shipping; Experienced with wire mooring winches for canalling, berthing/unberthing, warping and anchor work. Trained in computer aided ballasting and cargo load/unloading, knowledgeable in US Border Patrol and International Customs. Ships safety officer and; experienced as 300 ton unloading boom operator and 15 ton gantry crane operator; Certified wheelsman, testimonial available upon request.

2007 – Ongoing - (Seasonal) - Murphy’s on the water tour boat Captain. I was mainly the Harbour Hopper operator but also was trained as a back up Captain for the tour boats “Haligonian” and “Harbour Queen”.

2007 Sept-Nov - M/Y The Highlander out of Fort Lauderdale. I was the Unlicensed Engineer and Refit manager at Fort Lauderdale boat yards.

1981- 2005 (broken time) Boatswain CAF, (Navy) Rank: Petty Officer Second Class (ret’d)
Trained in navigation; firefighting/fire team leader, demolitions, ships damage control and search and rescue. I have much experience as an FRC operator coming alongside large vessels in heavy seas, anchor work and line handling, towing, buoy mooring, replenishments at sea including cargo, stores and refuelling, 15 ton crane operator, forklift driver, spray-painter/supervisor, maintainer of deck gear.
Employed/volunteered in supervisor/instructor positions for numerous military promotional and public relation/affairs positions:

Nova Scotia Community College / Canso Strait Area Nautical Institute, 2006-09
• STCW 95 - 500 Ton Master Home Trade / 3,000 ton chief mate / Unlimited OOW
Success College of Applied Arts and Technology 2004-2005
• Tourism and Travel Diploma
Mount Saint Vincent University Credits, 2003-2004
• Management Planning and Control, Management Organization and Directing.
PADI Open Water Diver
• Certified in Cancun, Mexico.

Nautical / Military Training and other Relevant Courses
• Dynamic Positioning Induction course
• BST/HUET trained
• EK1 engineering knowledge level 1 // Deviascope
• Ship Stability and Ships Construction (Level 4)
• GMDSS (GOC) , Cargo level 3,
• Ship Management 092, Astro Navigation and Sextant 051
• SEN 1A-B+ SEN 2 (Command), Simulated Electronic Navigation (SIM 1 D.O.T)
• Meteorology 072
• Morse Code 012, Communications
• Chart work, Pilotage, and Navigation Safety training 041/061(1+2) // General Seamanship and Ship knowledge
• Canadian Coast Guard FRC RHIOT (Rigid Hull Intense Operator Training) search and rescue training
• General Military Instructors Training course
• Fire/Flood and Damage Control training, MED A1/B1/B2/C/D (Senior officer)
• ST. John’s Marine Advanced First Aid/CPR
• Various small arms/demolitions training courses
• WHIMIS Trained
• SWOAD Trained for helicopter work at sea. (Ship Without Air Department)
• Stress Management Trained // Suicide Intervention // SHARP Trained (Harassment)

45 Words per minute. Certificates in various Office programs, Excel, Word, Power Point, Access, and various travel and tourism programs for hotels and travel/cruise ship agent requirements.

• Supervisory and leadership abilities resulting in strong team commitment
• Hardworking, conscientious worker with abundant drive and energy
• Solid organizer with experience planning and organizing activities and events
• Initiative with strong communication skills; able to visualize and put into practice new ideas