CV Marine Engineer, tanker VLCC experienced, I aim to be involved in FPSO projects, DP or offshore.

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CV/Resume ID no.: 75088
Last Updated: Thursday, July 26, 2007

Dear Sirs,

Herein I would like to express my willingness to work on FPSO, on DP vessels or Offshore Supply Vessels.

I have Master Visa in Ship Engineering. I have seafarer’s competency of Engine Officer Third degree and the capacity of Officer in charge of an engineering watch. I hold all certificates according STCW 95.

From 2002 I am working on tanker vessels type VLCC with the capacity of Watch keeping Engineer. Presently I am working as Mechanical Technician in Bulyard Shipbuilding Industry based in my country where I am occupied with testing and maintenance of new machines, systems, pumps and equipments.

My full particulars are shown on my enclosed curriculum vitae, from which you will see that my previous work experience and qualifications are related to the Marine Engineering. My technical experience includes engines and mechanisms made by most popular marine manifactures. I've good mechanical skills and stable electrical engineering background.

For the future I am looking for a permanent position in a company where I can widen my experience and at the same time improve my prospects. I am willing to work on short term rotational work schedule such as 4 weeks on/off or the like and I could be available as soon as you need my services.

I hope it would be possible and I believe my professional and personal skills could be a valuable contribution to a company.

I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.

From October 2006 until present
Employer: BULYARD SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY AD,

Duties: Testing new machinery and equipment, systems, mechanisms, pumps, compressors, engines, etc.
Maintenance and Overhaul



From August 2002 to July 2006
Employer: “EURONAV” FRANCE SHIP MANAGEMENT,
Crude oil tanker Company, www.euronav.com
Vessels: type VLCC, “Namur”, “Pacific Lagoon”, “Zeeland”
Positions: Watch keeping Engineer

Duties: My duties included: maintain a daily watch of Engine Room systems in and outside the Engine Control Room, undertake general watch keeper’s duties, carry out activities to ensure the safe and efficient functioning of all aspects of the operational equipment in the Engine Room; maintain a machinery space log and keep a watch as directed; undertake Engine Room, maintenance and repairs under the direction of the Engine Room Supervisor, etc.

2001, 3 months Seagoing Service directed by the Technical University on Bulk Carriers and Cargo Vessels in the Engine Department.
Vessels: “Cherni Vrakh”, “Milin kamak”
Position: Apprentice
The training consisted in maintenance and repair of ship equipment, record facts about the ship and its equipment and have access to various documents, such as ship's plans and drawings, hydrostatic data, manufacturers instruction manuals and other information; knowledge and skills in first medical aid, firefighting, survival at sea, personal safety and social responsibility.

1995, 3 months Seagoing Service directed by the HIGH SCHOOL OF DEEP-SEA FISHING SSUMOR“ Gen. Vladimir Zaimov” Bourgas in the Engine Department on General Cargo Vessel: “Nikola Vaptzarov” ; Position: Apprentice

From 1997 to 2002 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF VARNA, Bulgaria
www.tu-varna.bg/KMM
Specialty: Marine Engineering
Qualification: Master of Science in Engineering


From 1992 to 1997– HIGH SCHOOL OF DEEP-SEA FISHING SSUMOR“ Gen. Vladimir Zaimov” Bourgas
Specialty: Marine Engineering
Qualification: Technician

MS Office, Internet

Maritime Qualifications:
-Ship’s Engineer Officer 3rd degree Reg III/1 STCW95,
Marine Certificate of Competency No 32847
-Tanker Familiarization
-Advanced training on oil tanker operations
-Personal Survival Techniques
-Competency in Advanced Fire Fighting
-Proficiency in Medical First Aid
-Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities
-Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats
-Skipper on seagoing vessel up to 20 BT


Qualification:
1. International Marine Certificate-
Marine Technician- 3rd degree.
2. English language – Technical profile