Training Security

Colin C. Hyde

**** ********* ***** • Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70817

Phone 225-***-**** • *****.*.****@*****.***

Objective

Utilize my U.S. Coast Guard training, education, and on the job experience to gain employment within the

maritime industry with a focus in safety.

Areas of Experience

Regulatory Compliance Specialist Training & Leadership

Environmental Clean Up Technician Incident Command System Management

Site Safety Specialist

Accomplishments

• Assigned to the Hurricane Isaac Incident Command Post, New Orleans, Louisiana from September 4-20,

2012; Involved with oil and hazardous materials clean-up operations following Hurricane Isaac in an

area encompassing approximately 700 square miles. On a daily basis, was in charge of crews of up to 8

contractors and 2 state response personnel. Along with leading these crews, I was also given the

responsibility of managing contractor equipment and utilizing it in a cost effective and safe manner. In

total, the teams under my supervision responded to and resolved 8 hazardous material and 6 oil spill

reports.

• From 2012 to present, conducted foreign vessel inspections on over 100 separate 10,000GT+ freighters,

acting team lead as a designated Port State Control Officer. These inspections ensure compliance with

applicable domestic laws and international treaties by checking structural and stability conditions;

verifying appropriate electrical, fire safety, lifesaving, mechanical, and navigation systems; and,

examining living conditions for crew members on foreign-flagged vessels.

• Managed numerous oil spill response efforts as a qualified U.S. Coast Guard Pollution Responder from

2009 to the present. As a Pollution Responder, I was directly responsible for and supervised clean-up

operations including immediate health and safety concerns, while ensuring the rapid mitigation of

environmental damage.

• Highly skilled in regulatory knowledge concerning vessel and facility safety & security

laws/conventions including; the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, Maritime Transportation Security

Act, International Ship & Port Facility Security Code, SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, and numerous others.

• Responsible for creating and implementing safety training programs for personnel to aid in the

prevention of on the job mishaps.

Career Summary

U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Unit Baton Rouge, LA 2009 –

Present

Excelled within the U.S. Coast Guard marine safety field in the nation’s 10th largest port by volume, earning

multiple qualifications.

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Hamilton 2008 – 2009

Conducted patrols in the Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean to ensure fisheries regulatory compliance. Conducted

narcotic interdiction patrols in the south Pacific to ensure the safety and security of our ports.

Education, Training, and Certifications

- Secret Security Clearance

- OSHA 40 hour HAZWOPER training

- Louisiana State Police 24 hour Emergency Response Training Program

- FEMA Emergency Management Institute Active Shooter training

- Incident Command System (ICS) 100, 200, 300, 700, and 800.

- Green Marine & Industrial Equipment Classroom and Application training

- DHS Surveillance Detection for Law Enforcement and Security Professionals training

- NOAA Shoreline Cleanup and Assessment Techniques

- Qualified as: Pollution Responder, Facility Inspector, Port State Control Officer, and Foreign Vessel Examiner

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