Security Officer Training

RESUME Updated: July ****

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Name: Omar Fernando Maucó Rodríguez Nationality : Venezuelan - Portuguese

Date of birth: May 19th, 1972 Marital Status: : Married / two daughters

Address: Urb. Guaicamar 2, Edif J234, Lechería, Edo Anzoátegui, Venezuela.

Phone: 58-424-******* E-mail: ****.*****@*****.***

Age: 41

58-281-******* home (tel/fax) ****.*****.*******@*****.***

UNIVERSITY (Universidad Marítima del Caribe)

Marine Petroleum Cargo Surveyor No. 000414. International School of Inspection of Petroleum, June 2011

International Maritime Organization (IMO) Trainer License No. 260. Venezuelan Maritime Administration, 2011

Marine Surveyor Specialist, Maritime Commerce & Transportation Specialist, Captain Course (Master License No. C-4-00440) and

Chief Officer Course Caribbean Maritime University (UMC), Venezuela.

Company Security Officer License No. OCPM-0119; Ship Security Officer License No. OPB-0118.

Bachelor’s Degree in Merchant Marine Science at Venezuelan Nautical School 1989 – 1993.

W ORK EXPERIENCE

Company From Until Job description and Scope

DEC 2011 JUL 2013 Master / Marine Superintendent

OceanUs

FSU Project for a new construction hull number F1003 at STX Offshore & Shipbuilding at Dalian, China. Take over from shipyard a Ship

shaped Floating Storage Unit (FSO) 2.200.000 bbls capacity, double hull, DNV Class +OI HELDK E0 ECO BIS INERT, GT 190.612, NT

96.086, SDWT 355.016 MT, LOA 334.67. Breadth 60, Depth 33m for Crude Oil Storage, External Turret Mooring System BlueWater;

cargo pumps 5.000 m3/h, Fixed Foam Deck and HeliDeck Foam installation ILJIN AFFF F15, High Expansion Foam Installation ILJIN

type Sthamex-Sc/Ht,, Hypermist, Fixed CO2 installation, Sprinkler System Minimax 21 MX5 -SP-24, ESD; Autronica Fire and Gas

detector System Method IC; Fixed Gas Detection System PANASIA G DS-3000, Inert Gas System AALBORG, HVAC; IVMS; COW,

Tandem Offloading system Techflow Marine, Tank Top Metering System FLOTRON.

Towing experience from Dalian, China to Persian Gulf through Singapore and Malacca Straits 6.665 Nautical Miles. Anchoring of FSU in

location assisting the installation team on vessel positioning and Turret equipment. PLEM & Risers installation

As a Master & Marine Superintendent (Dec 2012 to present) assures that all marine aspects of the rigs- FSU operations are carried out

in accordance to statutory and regulatory controls and guidelines. -Manages or contribute to the management of the safe and secure

operations of cargo and marine systems through departmental supervisors.

As a Cargo Supervisor (Nov 2011-Dec 2012) responsible for the normal day-to-day control of trim, draught, cargo and stability control. In

general; Regularly ensure safety and integrity of the unit is maintained; Perform routine observations and recording of meteorologic al

data; Perform stability planning of ballast, consumable liquids and cargo storage; Marine operations and supervision of personnel during

loading and unloading of supply vessels Monitor and report and/or correct any discrepancy related to safety.

August 2011 Dec 2011

MauConsulting Maritime Ltd. International Maritime Independent Consultant

As an Independent Consultant committed to providing the maritime industry reliable surveying services, fulfilling clients needs and

expectations, while protecting human life environment and goods bringing economic value to customers through Quality, Health, Safety,

Environmental and Social Responsibility management of their assets, projects, products and systems, resulting in risk reduction and

performance improvement. With extensive experience in the Mari time and Oil Industry can help companies to reach global shipping

through support in achieving compliance with international standards which have to be set, recognized and maintained.

Implementation of the Safety Management System (ISM Code) and Security Plan (ISPS) in “Orinokia, Consulting, Training and Marine

Services C.A.” providing services as an Internal Auditor and Maritime Trainer. Member of Qualitas Group Marine Surveyors (Id-38) able

to provide surveying, certification and statutory surveys on beh alf of various maritime administrations. Provides inspection services for

cargo insurers, hull and machinery underwriters, P&I Clubs, On Hire-Off Hire surveys, Plan development and elaboration of Manuals,

Plans, and Booklets such as SOPEP, ISPS, SMS, Maritime and Cargo Training Manuals.

IMO Certified Trainer for STCW model courses 1.01 Tanker Familiarization; 1.04 Chemical Tankers; Personal Safety and Social

Responsibility; 1.02 Oil Tankers; 1.06 Liquefied Gas Carriers; and 1.25 GMDSS General Operator providing training services to the

“Caribbean Maritime University”, “Venezuelan Petroleum National Company (PDVSA) and “Orinokia, Consulting, Training and Marine

Services C.A.”

Depth knowledge of local environmental laws relating to pollution and knowledge of Port Regulations; IMO Conventions compliance to

be observed all times.

2005 Aug 2011

Petropiar S.A. Cargo Supervisor/Shipper Representative

PetroPiar is a Petroleum Company PDVSA-Chevron joint venture in charge of extraction of heavy crude oil API grav ity of 8-10 from

Orinoco belt in Venezuela to Jose Cryogenic Complex at Barcelona PetroPiar UpGrader via pipeline and to produce a lighter cru de oil

API gravity of 20-26 to finally be exported through the Jose Offshore Platform of TAEJAA Marine Terminal (T hree berths/four marine

loading arms each) or SPM facility to the open FOB Market. Also PetroPiar produce Petroleum Coke and Solid Sulphur to the

international market exported through Petrozuata Solid Marine Terminal in Jose. At the moment more than 400 Af ramaxes - VLCC

tankers and 150 bulk carriers have been loaded between 65.000 and 330.000 met tons Dwt.

Job Responsibilities: To assist in coordinating operations, specifically related to Marine and cargo custody Transfers ( Tanker operations,

Loading Master). To efficiently coordinate tankers loading and berthing operations with agents, pilots and terminal in order to minimize

demurrages (Managing demurrage). To monitor and overseeing vessel acceptance process, checking of vessel certification and Safety

condition, vetting and Port State Control inspections review through the Vessel Acceptance Corporative System (SCATT), MOU, USC G

and SIRE data base. ISGOTT & OCIMF Guidelines. Personally attention of each vessel which loads crude oil. Tanker on board attention

from Pilot boarding time until Pilot away. Monitor vessels performance, safety loading condition, supervision of loading sequence

according to vessel stowage plans, deballasting & cargo segregation. To prepare the final cargo loading report and highligh ting any

potential claim. In charge of overseen the fully marine cargo custody form the cargo certification until issuance of cargo documents,

cargo calculations (tank farm and vessel) according with API guidelines, ASTM lab methods. (Loss Control & Petrol eum Measurement).

The Cargo Supervisor also has overseen loading Pet Coke and Sulphur at the Petrozuata Solid Marine Terminal on board Bulk car riers.

To oversee the cargo independent surveyor operations on board vessel and at pile/tank farm to ensure comp liance with the contractual

compliance of quality and quantity of the crude oil or by product being delivered. Calculation of cargo quantity through draf t survey

inspections, cargo hold conditions and bunker surveys if necessary.

As a Shipper Representative understanding of contractual obligations, interaction with customers, coordination contract administrator,

traders, and planning representatives in order to minimize commercial impact to the fleet market in the Caribbean Sea trading making a

good balance to of supply opportune deliveries to customers. To overseen scheduling of crude oil, petcoke, and sulphur production with

schedulers and coordinating with operations personnel on all onshore activities necessary to insure smooth delivery of all pr oducts to the

ships taking the products from the terminals. To bring assistance to the Senior Analyst and Solid management in the analysis of

demurrage / dispatch claims, make recommendations to management and coordinate settlement with customers, issuance of Let ter of

Protest, if necessary, in order to protect the Principal interests. Overseeing the cargoes documentation and delivering vesse ls

documents including Bill of Lading, Cargo Manifest, Certificate of Origin, Timesheet, Letter of Protest, Quality and Quan tity certificates to

respect with Recaps, Sales Contracts and Tenders. Implementation of the PetroPiar Pre -Arrival Information in the Q88 System. The

Cargo Supervisor is the “ears and eyes” of PetroPiar.

2001 2005

MAERSK Chief Officer

Four year experience as a Chief Officer on board 20.000 SDWT LPG carrier Semi Refrigerated vessel type mostly used for Propane &

Butane cargoes. Implementing the health, safety and environmental protection policies and motivation of all crew members to o bserve

their intended requirements, all in respect to ISM Code and Company SMS. Verifying in conjunction to the Master, the requirements of

the Quality and Environmental System are observed and implemented. To control the stability, trim and seaworthiness of the v essel as

prescribed by the Company and relevant international rules. To prepare the vessels cargo system and cargo compartments ready for

cargo, Handling of LPG cargoes. Perform of Navigation watch in charge of Navigational Equipment maintenance. Perform of Port watch,

including loading and discharging of Cargo, Clean Products, Crude Oil and LPG cargoes. To manage and supervise checks,

maintenance and repairs on deck and hull items as delegated by the Master/Chief Engine, especially cargo related equipments. Dry

docking operations, Warming up, inerting, and gas freeing, gassing Up, and cooling operations. Overseeing Safety and Fire figh ting, all

Safety Equipment. Implementation of the ISPS code serving as a Security Officer appointed by the Company Security Officer .

PDV MARINA / HANSEATIC

1993 2000 Deck Officer on board Tankers

(PDVSA)

On board Crude Oil, Product Carriers, Chemical (Methanol) Vessels. To perform checks, maintenance and repairs on deck and hul l

items as delegated by the Chief Officer/Master/Chief Engine specially related to Navigation, Fire fighting and life saving equipments. To

follow the stability, trim and seaworthiness of the vessel as prescribed by the Company and relevant international rules. To perform

Navigational watch, in charge of Navigational Equipment maintenance. Safety and Fire fighting Officer in charge of all Safety Equipment

and Life Saving Appliances maintenance. Performed of port watch, including loading and discharging of Cargo, Clean Products, Crude

Oil and Methanol.

Experience on board General cargo vessels, bulk carriers and container ships. Six month experience as a Container vessel as a Chief

officer performing Stowage plans and load/discharge container sequence. Experience loading of steel scrap, cement, grain and general

cargoes. Implementation of ISM Code by the year 1998.

LANGUAGE COURSES AND SKILLS

Native written and spoken abilities in Spanish. Advanced written and spoken abilities in English

Advanced English I, IFISA, April 2007.

Basic and Intermediate Portuguese Course, CIAL Academy, Lisbon, Advanced English Course, CVA, Caracas, 2000-2001.

August-September 2009. Intermediate written and spoken abilities in Fast and Easy English Program, KOE Corporation, Caracas 1994.

Portuguese.

COURSES

DP BASIC, Kongsberg Aberdeen UK, Sept 2013.

BOSIET including EBS and MIST at Falck Nutec Aberdeen UK, March 2013.

QSR Surveyor program at Qualitas Register Survey Class, Panama Feb 2013

Claims Negotiation / Mitigation for Marine Petroleum cargoes Course; Terminal operations and Operational Audits Course;

Marine Custody Transfer Petroleum Measurement and Loss Control Course, Houston, USA, ENERCON GROUP, June 2011.

Train the Trainer IMO Model Course 6.09, Caribbean Maritime University (UMC), Caracas, July 2010.

Marine Pilot Training course in accordance with IMO Res. A.960 (23), Caribbean Maritime University, Caracas, April 2010.

Tanker Operations; Marine Custody Transfer Petroleum Measurement and Loss Control; Charter Parties, Laytime and

Demurrage Houston, USA, ENERCON GROUP, November 2008.

Basic and Intermediate Vessel Acceptance PDVSA Corporative System (SCATT), (UMC), Caracas, July 2008.

Process Management, FONDONORMA, Caracas, March, 2008.

Process Management I & II, IESA Business School, Caracas, February 2008.

Procedure and Process Manual Building, IESA Caracas, November 2007.

Tanker Familiarization IMO 1.01; Advanced Training on Oil Tanker Operations, IMO 1.02; Advanced Training on Liquefied Gas

tanker Operations, IMO 1.06; Advanced Training on Chemical tanker Operations, IMO 1.04; Radar Handling and Automatic

Radar Plotting Aids, IMO 1.08; Observation and Plotting Radar, IMO 1.07; Bridge Team Course, IMO 1.22; First Aids at Sea

IMO 1.13; Medical Assistance IMO 1.14; Medical Care IMO 1.15; Personal Safety and Social Responsibility IMO 1.21; Personal

Survival Techniques IMO 1.19; Basic Fire Fighting IMO 1.20; Advanced Training on Fire Fighting, IMO 2.03; Proficiency in

Survival Craft and Rescue Boat Training, IMO 1.23; Fast Rescue Boat Training, IMO 1.24; GMDSS Operator / O.M.I. 1.25; Ship

Security Officer IMO 3.19; Company Security Officer IMO 3.20; Port Facility Security Officer IMO 3.21 (Centro de Adistramiento

Marítimo El Galeón, May 2012).

Dangerous Goods Handling Course; Advanced Training on Medical Care, IMO 1.15; First Sanitary Aids, IMO 1.14 (UMC, 2007).

Critical Aspects for the Transfer and Custody of Petroleum Cargoes Course, Atlas Marine Feb 2007.

Upgrading, Refining and Economy of Heavy Crude Oils Seminar, Baker Energy, June 2006.

Preventive Driving Course, Petrolera Ameriven Mayo 2005.

Port Security Seminar, ISPS Code, NECCA Caracas Nov 2003.

International Maritime Safety Seminar, Caracas, Nov 2003.

ISM Code Auditor Course / ABS Consulting (Mar 2003)

Radar Observer Operator; Survival at Sea; Fast Rescue Boat; Fire Fighting; Tanker Familiarization; GDMSS; International

Maritime Dangerous Goods Course /“Hanseatic Marine Training School” – Cyprus (Nov1999)

Risks on board tankers, PDVSA, June 1995.

Basic Lubrication, CIED May 1995.

Safety in Maritime Port Facilities, CEPET Dec 1994.

Deck Cadet Induction course. CEPET Aug 1992.

Awards and Merits:

• “Cinta de la Marina Mercante” in its Second Class, Venezuelan Maritime Administration. (April 2007)

• Diploma for the Academic Merit during the Captain Course UMC / COLEGIOMAR (April 2007)

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