Experience

Maritime Administration

• United States
• Maritime Transportation
• 1 - 100 Employee

• 0873 - Marine Survey Technical / Contracting Officer Representive

  • Mar 2022 - Present

  Marine Survey- Examine Marine vessels to assess condition of their structure, machinery and equipment. As a Contracting Officer Representative (COR), develop project requirements and ensure during contract administration the contractor meet the commitments of their contracts including the timeliness and delivery of quality goods and services as required by the contract. Specific Duty to include Marine Surveyor/Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for the FSS Altair & Bellatrix in New Orleans, LA. Primary responsibility is to interface with the Contractor and ensure that the ship assigned to me are maintained as per MARAD Ship-management Contract between the Government and the Contractor. I consider this as an important responsibility because I’m the eyes and the ears of the Contracting Officer for the Contract and at the forefront of the ships’ operations and maintenance. Presently, I’m assigned with two Fast Sealift Ships, capable to achieve a top speed of 30 knots with cargo capacity. My primary responsibility is that ships are maintained in good condition and ready for sea within the stipulated time of 120 hours after activation notification. In a nutshell, my job responsibility is Ship-management Contract oversight and give feedback to the contractor for continues improvement to achieve the desired results. Thus, I conduct thorough and extensive surveys and inspections of the ships I’m assigned. I ensure planned maintenance and repairs are completed and document in timely manner. I attend Sea Trial, noting deficiencies and ensure all ABS regulatory requirements are met. I attend and monitor Dry Docking and Sea Trial evolutions. The FSSs have an annual budget of approximately over 6 million dollars and I review and pay these invoices. I am a team player for better synergy and continues improvement to achieve organizational strategic goals. Show less



Military Sealift Command

• Maritime Transportation
• 700 & Above Employee

• 0873 - Marine Survey Technical / Contracting Officer Representative

  • Sep 2015 - Jun 2022

  Responsible for supporting the maintenance and repair functions of all MSC ship’s operating in Commander Logistics Command, Far East and other worldwide locations as directed by MSC Fleet Support Command. In addition, assigned as Contracting Officer Representative (COR), performed ship life cycle management for ocean/ going vessels, including steam, gas turbines and diesel ships, which includes responsibility for maintenance, overhaul, modification of systems. Additionally, performed reviews, evaluates ship generated voyage repair request and regulatory body deficiency, conduct ship checks, and provides input and analysis to the appropriate personnel. Planned and executed various repairs through ship checking, specifications writing, cost estimating and onsite contractor performance monitoring. Show less



Ship Repair Facility and Japan Regional Maintenance Center (SRF-JRMC)

• United States
• Shipbuilding
• 100 - 200 Employee

• 0802 - Engineering Technician U.S. Pacific Fleet, Department of the Navy

  • Feb 2012 - Aug 2015

  Provides life cycle engineering, technical, and logistics fleet support for US Navy ships and craft. Overall responsible include research and development, design, test and evaluation, integrated logistics support, alteration development and total systems engineering. Provides life cycle engineering, technical, and logistics fleet support for US Navy ships and craft. Overall responsible include research and development, design, test and evaluation, integrated logistics support, alteration development and total systems engineering.



UNITED STATED NAVY

• United States
• Medical Practices
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Machinist Mate (Surface)

  • Feb 1987 - Feb 2011

  Machinist Mate (Chief Petty Officer) - Responsible for operating and maintaining ship propulsion machinery, auxiliary equipment and outside machinery. May include: aligning piping systems for oil, water and steam. Operate. Additionally, operate, maintain, and repair (organizational and intermediate level) ship propulsion machinery, auxiliary equipment, and outside machinery, such as: steering engine, hoisting machinery, food preparation equipment, refrigeration and air conditioning equipment, windlasses, elevators, and laundry equipment. Operate and maintain Marine boilers, pumps, forced draft blowers, and heat exchangers; perform tests, transfer, and inventory of lubricating oils, fuels and water. Maintain records and reports, and may perform duties in the generation and stowage of industrial gases. Show less