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To whom this may concern,
Good day!
I am Lester L. Javier, a BS Electronics & Communications / Electrical Engineering graduate of one of the premier universities in the
Philippines. Being one of the top graduates back in 2000, I ended up as the FIRST Filipino engineer in Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding
& Marine Engineering Co. Ltd. (DSME).
Having had worked in the Electrical Outfitting Design Team of the second largest shipyard in the world for five years, I have acquired solid
knowledge on electrical and instrumentation design of various commercial and special vessels. Further, I would often have to coordinate
with production people and go onboard for inspections to ensure that the designs and commissioning procedures I prepared were
implemented correctly, and to prevent any potential production flaws.
Moreover, with my one year stint as the assistant to the Exec. Vice President of Production Division in 2005, I got highly exposed to
the actual construction side of shipbuilding from the shipyard management's perspective. I assisted the EVP in overseeing the construction
of the vessels with focus on management's standards, costing, safety and quality. This gave me a glimpse of how production schedule,
vessel quality, yard safety, owner satisfaction and cost efficiency must go hand in hand.
My extensive participation in the design of the projects plus my stint in production management enabled me to learn the various in's and
out's of shipbuilding which eventually landed me the position of Surveyor at the prestigious American Bureau of Shipping in 2007. In
less than a year, I acquired several technical qualifications, thus, prodding the ABS’ bosses to immediately consider me for the post of
project manager. With the Surveyor assignment in Samsung Heavy Industries, I became very familiar with the high shipbuilding standards
of the two of the largest shipyards in the world.
My background then enticed another classification society to approach me with a job offer – this time, as
a plan approval engineer at the
similarly renowned Det Norske Veritas in May 2008 where my knowledge on the compliance of electrical and instrumentation systems of
vessels with the rules and regulations was further honed.
By mid 2009, with my shipbuilding experience on the fields of design, and class survey & plan approval, I was approached by Vela,
the shipbuilding arm of
Saudi Aramco, to assist them on their VLCC project in DSME as an electrical & instrumentation
superintendent. The experience with Vela further solidified my knowledge on marine electrical systems being focused on the installation
and testing of equipment onboard a vessel.
Last January 2011, realizing that I had project & business management potentials and interest, and that I wanted to give back to my
country, I went back to the Philippines to enroll myself on short courses on the said subject. I eventually tried my hand on running a
company which dealt on several enterprises such as property management, service delivery and food industry starting with a capital of just
USD10,000 and just two employees. Just after 1.5 years into operation, the company I founded, Tambayan Station Enterprises, has a
total capital of approximately USD50,000 with annual gross sales of more than USD100,000 and now hires more than 20 employees. As
the company seems to head toward stability under the management of my brother, I hope to continue on my engineering endeavor.
In the companies that I have worked at, modesty aside, I had been admired by many not just because of my in depth technical skills, but
more so, because I got things done, I got problems solved. Motivation, drive for excellence, negotiation, problem solving, camaraderie –
these are part of my main selling points. Several parties involved would often specifically request to discuss with me since they knew that
their comments and questions would be dealt with reasonably. In addition to this, my tendency to develop friendly relationships with people
of various nationalities and backgrounds allowed me to coordinate the workload in a much smoother approach.
Finally, please refer to the following summary of my credentials:
JOB SCOPE: electrical & instrumentation systems design, classification society plan approval and onboard / site survey,
onboard/onsite installation inspection, commissioning, FATs, equipment testing, client vendor yard liaison, test procedures &
technical report preparations, cost/budget management, business process management, project management
SYSTEM SCOPE: Navigation & Communication System (incl. NAV1/IBS, NAUT notations), Power Distribution and Generation
System (incl. Low/High Voltage System), Instrumentation & Control System (incl. Electric Propulsion System), Fire & Safety
System, Lighting System, Cable Installation System
PROJECTS HANDLED: FPSO, LNG/LPG Carrier, Ice Class Tanker, VLCC, Bulk Carrier, Ro/Ro, Container, etc.
TOTAL YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 12 (10 on technical, 2 on business management)
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Kindly peruse my resume below to learn more about my credentials.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Lester L. Javier
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RESUME’
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LESTER LAUREANO JAVIER
ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER / MARINE SURVEYOR /
SENIOR E & I PLAN APPROVAL ENGINEER /
E & I SUPERINTENDENT
ENTREPRENEUR
Birth date: November 17, 1978 Birthplace: Metro Manila, Philippines
Civil Status: Single Citizenship: Filipino
Height: 170 cm. Weight: 70 kg.
Residence: B 301 Chelsea Town Apt., Suyong gu, Busan, Korea
Contact Nos.: +82-10-635*-****
Residence: No. 40 Kasilag St., BF Resort Village, Las Pinas City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Contact Nos.: +63-932-***-**** / +63-917-***-**** / +63 2 873 5619
Email address: ******.******@*****.***
EMPLOYMENT RECORD:
FOUNDER BUSINESSMAN / ENTREPRENEUR,
TAMBAYAN STATION ENTERPRISES, Bulacan, Philippines
March 2011 – July 2013
Oversees general operation and marketing, and conceptualizes ideas for growth and
expansion of the company dealing with the fields of property management, food kiosk management & franchising,
and service delivery with the mission of providing better lives for the Filipinos.
Checks and approves overall company cash flow.
Underwent training and short courses on business management / entrepreneurship, brand
development and marketing, business accounting and audit, human resources management and other related short
courses.
ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION SUPERINTENDENT (INSPECTOR),
Site Office at Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd.
VELA INTERNATIONAL MARINE LTD. – SAUDI ARAMCO, Koje, Gyeongnam, South Korea
October 2009 – October 2010
Responsible to supervise (patrol) all electrical and instrumentation installations onboard
Vela’s VLCC vessels to ensure compliance with the owner’s & industry’s standards, class' (DNV) rules & regulations,
and the building specification.
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Attends the official commissioning inspections of systems at shipyard and factories to verify that
equipment functions as designed and intended. Mainly responsible for the inspections of cable & equipment
installations, high and low voltage power distribution system, integrated control system, explosion proof
equipment, navigation systems and other related electrical and instrumentation systems.
In charge of issuing and updating office reports, records and relevant documentations.
SENIOR ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION PLAN APPROVAL ENGINEER / SURVEYOR,
Approval Center for East Asia (ACEA)
DET NORSKE VERITAS, Busan, South Korea
May 2008 – August 2009
Responsible for assessment and evaluation of electrical, instrumentation, fire detection and
control / automation drawings and issuance of plan approval letters to ensure compliance with DNV Rules,
statutory regulations (SOLAS, IMO, MARPOL, LSA, MSC, etc.), and relevant electrical standards (IEC, etc.).
Drawings received for review include wiring diagrams, instrument/alarm list, equipment arrangement
plans, calculation sheets and dedicated equipment drawings from shipyards, marine engineering design companies
and equipment manufacturers in Korea, Japan, India and other parts of Asia.
Performs surveys during Factory Acceptance Tests at manufacturer’s site, and inspections onboard
the vessel when required either to assist DNV Surveyors, and/or to check technical issues unverifiable on the
drawings.
Underwent extensive training in Korea and China to gain sufficient competencies to perform tasks.
Projects of plans approved range from regular bulk carriers, tankers, containers and Ro Ro vessels
to more complex gas carriers, VLCCs, FPSO, and other vessels with special specifications (electrical propulsion,
etc.) and notations.
MARINE SURVEYOR, New Building Projects, Samsung Heavy Industries – Koje Port,
AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING, Gyeongnam, South Korea;
January 2007 – May 2008
Responsible for the overall surveys of new construction vessels. Technical surveys include hull,
piping, outfitting, cargo containment, machinery & electrical/instrumentation inspections of the vessel, its
components and vendor equipment (in plant) to ensure compliance with ABS Steel Vessel Rules, statutory
regulations (SOLAS, IMO, MARPOL, LSA, MSC, etc.), safety standards and approved drawing plans.
Job scope includes preparation of certification documents and filling up of database using in house
programs, completion of survey reports & inspection sheets, meetings & correspondences with ship owner, shipyard
& vendor representatives.
Worked mainly on Sovcomflot Artic (ICE class) Tanker with dual electric propulsion system.
DESIGN ENGINEER, Electrical Outfitting Design Team,
DAEWOO SHIPBUILDING AND MARINE ENGINEERING CO., LTD., Gyeongnam, South Korea;
September 2000 – January 2005 and March 2006 – July 2006
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Responsible for the electrical design of several commercial vessels mainly LNG Carriers from
building specification composition & negotiation, selection of vendors, drawing of system designs, production
support, commissioning & testing up to the delivery of the vessel. Engineering knowledge & experience includes a
solid background in navigation & telecommunication, power distribution and lighting systems design
consisting of cabling diagrams, power consumption calculations, equipment arrangement drawings, etc.
Solely responsible for the design of integrated navigation systems of LNG carriers. As part of
this task, was responsible for developing DSME’s standard design of Lloyd Register’s NAV1 / IBS notation which was
first applied on Shell’s LNG Carrier in 2003 and subsequently adopted on vessels for owners NWS, Bergesen,
Pronav & Qatar Gas.
Design engineering role also required following up all design queries with solutions via attendance at
technical meetings, and handling correspondences with ship owners, classification societies and equipment vendors.
Duties also included preparation of equipment purchase order specifications, and preparing &
carrying out of onboard tests on ships’ electrical systems. Was specifically responsible for revising DSME’s standard
procedures for testing & inspection of electrical equipment & installations.
Design responsibilities required knowledge on rules & standards concerning the vessel’s hull,
structural, machinery, piping, and accommodation design concepts.
Fully skilled in use of CADDS5 and Tribon M3 as main drawing tools, and SAP management
program.
Received awards and recognitions from DSME and ship owners for excellent performance and
cooperation including a Golden Plaque of Appreciation from Shell.
Presented design innovation and cost cutting reports – one of which was chosen among hundred
entries and published on DSME’s Innovation Magazine.
ASSISTANT TO THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, Production Division,
DAEWOO SHIPBUILDING AND MARINE ENGINEERING CO., LTD., Gyeongnam, South Korea;
February 2005 – February 2006
Served as the direct assistant of the Exec. Vice Pres. assisting on production management and
technical documentations. Was responsible for the monitoring and synchronizing of the hectic schedule of the Exec.
Vice Pres. in line with the schedule of the whole Production Division, and oversaw the whole Production Division’s
schedule.
Accompanied the Exec. Vice Pres. in QUALITY, YARD SAFETY & PRODUCTION seminars,
meetings and inspections thus learning Koreans’ standard on quality, yard safety and production.
Managed and perused the business status and accomplishment & technical reports of the
Production Division submitted to the Exec. Vice Pres.
Learned on hand the corporate culture and the various managerial strategies of DSME and even of
other Korean shipyards.
Held various part time jobs while in tertiary (university) education (1995 2000):
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Area Managerial Trainee at ADL Marketing Philippines (2000)
Journalist and eventually promoted to Editor in Chief of the university’s own newspaper
(1996~2000)
Radio Reporter at the FM radio station of Philippines’ No.1 broadcasting corporation (ABS CBN)
(1996~1998)
Student Assistant at school’s Library and Academic Office (1998~2000)
Sales Clerk at SM Department Store (1997~1999)
TECHNICAL TRAININGS & QUALIFICATIONS:
ABCs of Accounting for Non Accountant, Center for Small Entrepreneurs, Manila, Philippines; 14~16 Jan. 2013
Basic Business Management, Center for Small Entrepreneurs, Manila, Philippines; 16~20 July 2012
People Recruitment & Management, Center for Small Entrepreneurs, Manila, Philippines; 14~16 Nov. 2011
Certification of Control & Monitoring Systems, DNV Academy, Busan, Korea; 16~18 January 2009
SOLAS Basic Life Saving Appliances and Fire Safety, DNV Academy, Busan, Korea; 19 August 2008
Electrical Installations on Non Hazardous and Hazardous Spaces on Vessels, DNV Academy, Busan, Korea; 5
8 November 2008
Classification of Vessels, DNV Academy, Shanghai, China; 27~31 October 2008
Basic GMDSS Course, DNV Academy, Busan, Korea; 19 August 2008
Non Destructive Testing for the Marine Surveyor, ABS Pacific Headquarters, Singapore; 18~22 June 2007
Welding Inspection for the Marine Surveyor, ABS Pacific Headquarters, Singapore; 11~16 June 2007
Confined Space Safety, ABS Pacific Headquarters, Singapore; 31 May ~ 1 June 2007
Hull Structure Nomenclature & Inspection, ABS Site Office, Koje, Korea; March ~ April 2007
2001~2006: Several technical trainings undertaken at various manufacturers’ factories in Korea and Japan
(Kongsberg, Furuno, JRC, ABB, etc.). Also given trainings on application of classification society rules and regulations
(LR, DNV, BV, ABS)
(Qualification records and other certificates available upon request.)
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:
Mapua Institute of Technology (top Philippine engineering institute patterned after USA’s MIT)
TERTIARY
(UNIVERSITY) Manila, Philippines
Major: Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering
(curriculum 90% similar to Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering)
June 1995 ~ April 2000
belonged to top 10% of graduating class
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academic scholar of various foundations
SECONDARY Dr. Juan G. Nolasco High School
Manila, Philippines
(HIGH SCHOOL)
Elective course: English Journalism
June 1991 ~ March 1995
graduated as salutatorian (ranked 2nd among around 1,000 graduates)
consistent 1st / 2nd honor student
Malate Catholic School
ELEMENTARY
Manila, Philippines
June 1984 ~ March 1991
SPECIAL SKILLS:
Expertise on computer hardware (CPU, LAN, etc.) and software (Windows 7/2000/XP, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visio,
Adobe Photoshop CS, basic HTML Programming, etc.)
Proficiency on English Language with Speech and Journalism (obtained a score of 970 / 97% in Test of English for
International Communications/TOEIC)
Proficiency on Basic Korean Language
Knowledge on Photography (took up Photography course on internet and won in photography contests)
Knowledge on Interior Design (took up Interior Design course on internet and designed own house)
Commendable skills on public relations, problem solving, analytical strategy, handling of multiple tasks simultaneously,
motivation, flexibility and camaraderie
CHARACTER REFERENCES:
(available upon request)
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