High School Training
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Jami-Lyn Butto
Miami, FL 33137
C: 561-***-**** E: *******.*****@*****.***
JOB OBJECTIVE: Third Mate Unlimited Tonnage Officer
QUALIFICATIONS AND STRENGTHS:
A navigational watchstander stationed 2 years onboard 378' high endurance
military ship.
United States Coast Guard Licensed Third Mate Unlimited Tonnage License.
Excellent interpersonal skills. Team player. Effectively communicates
orally and in writing.
Exhibits excellent organizational, time management, and problem-solving
skills.
Disciplined with a high degree of loyalty and motivation.
Knowledgeable with Windows 7, Vista, and Mac.
PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS:
Operations Surveyor, USCG District 7 Prevention Division
Oversaw and reported field level operations for safety regulations
concerning bridge and waterways. Conducted daily brief to Chief Executive
Officer and staff to ensure situational awareness.
Coordinated unit vessel and facility inspections, detentions, marine
casualties, ship movements and operational issues including Letter of
Deviations and Captain of the Port Orders.
Tactfully provided guidance and oversight in preparation of severe weather.
Efficiently led Incident Management Team (IMT) as a Resource Unit Leader
during heavy weather and significant maritime events including Hurricane
Isaac and Sandy.
Monitored and reported District wide (South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Puerto Rico) Northern Right Whale Program for regulatory compliance amongst
Sectors, Bases, and Stations. Program effectively raised awareness while
identifying common trends and causal factors.
Maintained online portal page as branch webmaster uploading new data,
publications, and regulations to ensure the unified dissemination of
information for military and civilian use.
Volunteered as Unit Health Promotion Coordinator (UHPC) for entire District
Staff and organized team of local Coast Guard unit members' participation
in internationally recognized 8K physical fitness race promoting health and
wellbeing as well as esprit de corps. Responsible for over 170 people as
UHPC while stationed onboard CGC GALLATIN.
Assistant Program Manager, USCGC DALLAS (WHEC-716)
Successfully directed Decommissioning Ceremony of decorated military ship
by delegating teams to assist with ground logistics and clearance into
Federal Law Enforcement Center reducing obstacles concerning access
control.
Orchestrated entire event detailing invitations, guest list including
VIP's, seating chart, caterers, menu, and the creation of programs agenda.
Helped facilitate the transfer of $76 million vessel to nation of the
Philippines extending the United States continuation of bilateral support
to strengthen transpacific relations.
Watch Supervisor, USCGC GALLATIN (WHEC-721)
Obtained USCG Basic and Advanced Damage Control Personal Qualification
Certification. Proficiently led with Engineer on Watch annual fire and
emergency drills with North Charleston Fire Department to complete renewal
for Memoradum of Understanding.
Diligently pursued and obtained Quartermaster Qualification allowing to
help navigate the ship, obtain accurate weather data, and effectively
communicate with the Engine Room.
Satisfactorily passed rigorous Inport Officer on Duty Exam among panel of
supervisors including ships captain. Entrusted as a direct representative
of captain, supervisor of 16 man watch station, and responsible for safety
of personnel, ship's routine, and cleanliness of ship.
Responsible for maintaining accurate records and reports of ships mandated
training on sexual harrassment, civil rights awareness, and operational
awareness.
Took on the Training Officer position for vessel with 150+ members on
board. Supported personnel by tracking and coordinating formal school
requirements. Conducted integrated ships drills according to regulations
and encouraged members for preperation in times of emergency or disaster.
Successfully helped ship to achieve notorious Battle E Ribbon for
completion of Tailored Shipboard Training Availability. Larger fleet ships
are challenged and tested in accordance with the services operational,
training, and maintenance guidance so that crews are proficient in
operating the ship in various threat environments. The program includes an
extensive equipment/policy/doctrine inspection, classroom lectures, and
dozens of drills which the Training Officer provides. Evolutions focus on
damage control, engineering and electronic casualty control, navigation,
and seamanship.
Liason to Chief Mate as Admininstrative Assistant. Accountable for
assisting Chief Mate, Logistics Chair, and Administation Chief in
overseeing ships business.
Managed a $6,000 budget, military grade classified space and materials, and
an Operations Chief and 9 Operations department members as vessels Combat
Information Center Officer.
Qualified Helo Control Officer with education on two different classed
ships. Skilled in situational awareness for landing bearings, touch and
go's, and amber, red, and green decks.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING:
Actively pursuing a Master of Science Degree, State University of New York
Maritime College, Bronx, NY
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training, United States Coast Guard
Sector Charleston, SC 2011
Operational Security Analysis and Program Management Course, United States
Coast Guard, VA 2011
Leadership and Management School, United States Coast Guard Academy, CT
2010
Sexual Assault and Response Training, United States Coast Guard Academy, CT
2010
Direct Commission Officer School, United States Coast Guard Academy, CT
2010
Bachelors of Science in Marine Transportation, State University of New York
Maritime College, Bronx, NY 2010
High School Diploma, Pope John Paul II High School, Boca Raton, FL 2005
REFERENCES:
Larry Ellis, Commander, USCG 843-480-
7673
Walter Hoppe, Lieutenant Commander, USCG
Raymond Negron, Lieutenant Commander, USCG 305-979-
5328
Paul Cummings, Second Mate, Polarcus 215-582-
6539
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