EX- US Coast Guard seeking offshore employment

MARK MOYNIHAN

**** **** **. ~ Dighton, MA ***** ~ 774-***-**** ~ ************@*******.***

OBJECTIVE

Ambitious and detail-oriented leader seeking to launch a career in the offshore/onshore Drilling,

Technical and or Marine Sciences industry.

SUMMARY Q U A L I F I C AT I O N S

OF

U.S. Coast Guard background, with eight years of experience working aboard multiple ships offshore.

Including but not limited to operations in Homeland Security, Drug Interdiction and Aids to Navigation.

Strong background across supervision, mechanics, hydraulics, machining and engineering.

Impeccable safety record, with no major accidents or incidents incurred.

Excellent listening, verbal communication and interpersonal skills, building relationships with

colleagues.

Demonstrated ability to work well independently as well as part of a team, including leading others.

Strong time management, organizational and attention to detail skills.

Willing to work a flexible, rotating schedule and possibly relocate, including internationally, with a valid

TWIC and Passport.

E D U C AT I O N, C R E D E N T I A L S C E R T I F I C AT E S

AND

Drilling and Work Over with Subsea Certification(Wild Well Control a Superior Energy Co.)

STCW-95 Certification: Firefighting (CONCOP-53); First Aid/CPR (CONCOP-197); PST/Basic Sea

Survival (CONCOP-363); PSSR/Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities (CONCOP-357)

Certified in HUET with M.E.T.S.

PEC: SafeGulf/SafeLand (Basic Safety Awareness Training)

Valid U.S. Passport

Hold a Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC)

Hold a Merchant Mariner (O.S.) Credential; Approved to Test for QMED Oiler (All Ratings)

Completed Offshore and International Medical Physical

Completed Drug Screen

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mechanical/Technical Skills:

Served as Senior Engineer, Engineer of the Watch, oiler, deckhand, firefighter, helicopter operations

and navigational aid during tenure aboard U.S. Coast Guard vessels.

Served as both a deckhand and engineer on USCGC Towline performing harbor tug towing,

emergency pumping, dewatering and aids to navigation maintenance and repair.

Proactive in (PMS) Preventative Maintenance Systems, crews training, shipboard safety and

awareness.

Demonstrated ability to proactively identify and resolve problems associated with diesel engines and

propulsion systems.

Routine maintenance, rebuilding and repair of main engines, generators, propulsion drives,

miscellaneous shipboard systems, tools and related equipment to minimize downtime.

Strong knowledge of mechanics, hydraulic systems and pumps, evaporators and desalinization,

compressor systems and motors, conventional and CNC machining, design and engineering.

Experienced operating a variety of equipment, with years of experience both as a CNC Machine

Operator and conventional machinist, designing and machining on-demand specialty parts.

Currently overseeing the engineering, programming and operation of electrical cabinet design.

Teamwork/Leadership Skills:

Experienced working well independently as well as part of a team, including in an offshore

environment.

Demonstrated ability to perform tasks without supervision as well as part of a team.

Proven track record of leading and mentoring a team to exceed performance goals.

WORK HISTORY

CNC Machine Programmer/Operator/Engineering and Design; New Com Metal Products

2009-Present

Kitchen/Cooking Supervisor/Catering Coordinator; Teen Challenge of New England

CNC Machine Operator; D&R Products, Holmed Inc., KMS Machine Corp., Cleveland Twist Drill

United States Coast Guard; MK3-Machinery Technician, 3rd Class;

USCGC Vigilant (WMEC 617)

USCGC Towline (WYTL 65605)

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