JOHN J. CALLAGHAN, JR.

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SUMMARY

Senior Maritime Professional with extensive experience in Fleet Management, Operations,

Engineering, Personnel, Project Management and Vessel Security. Proven track record of reducing

operating expenses and increasing operational efficiency and effectiveness. Self starter, skilled at defining

strategic and operational objectives with executive management and executing the objectives

organization wide. Possess excellent communication, leadership, and problem solving skills.

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Account Management DOD Security Clearance – SECRET

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Project Management Transportation Worker Identity Credential –

• TWIC

Marine Engineering

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• Leadership Development

Contract / Vendor Management

EXPERIENCE

TE SubCom, Baltimore, MD 1985-2014

Senior Manager Fleet Operations & Labor – Company Security Officer (2003-2014)

Managed the coordination of all vessel operations, fleet manning and Vessel Security for the TE SubCom

fleet of eight cable ships, operating worldwide.

• Established Weather Routing Requirements for transiting vessels, resulting in significant fuel and

time savings 2 – 5%.

• Consolidated network of ship’s agents, simplifying communications and port entry procedures.

• Provided documentation and support for project permitting efforts for both new cable construction

and cable maintenance projects, expediting permitting process.

• Supervised the hiring and placement of all officers and crew, over 400 positions annually, ensuring

all had the appropriate qualifications and credentials for each vessel and job assignment.

• Established and implemented annual Officer Evaluation System.

• Managed CBA’s for Officer and Crew – AMO, SIU and PI. Resulting in Crew retention.

• Managed the travel program for all crewmembers resulting in significant cost savings.

• Established and implemented record retention of marine crew credentials and documentation.

• Implemented a Pre-Employment Physical program for all marine hires, resulting in near total

reduction of frivolous lawsuits.

• Facilitated the development and implementation of the Fleet Medical Manual which outlines

onboard medical treatment and reporting requirements.

• Developed, implemented and maintained with ongoing improvement each vessel’s Ship Security

Plan and training program, as defined by the Marine Transportation Security Act (MTSA-USA)

and International Ship & Port Security requirements (ISPS – International).

• Conducted Annual Internal MTSA/ISPS Audits as required for both vessels and facilities, resulting

in no findings from regulatory agencies.

• Coordinated various Security Exercises with Local, Federal and State Authorities in Baltimore, MD

and Portland, OR.

• Established and initiated appropriate security measures as required based on Risk

Assessments for various cable operations in High Risk areas with no resulting attacks or losses.

Fleet Operations Manager (2000-2003)

Coordinated vessel operations, agency nominations and all related ships business.

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• Established vessel certificate library, making vessel documentation immediately available to all as

required for permitting purposes and port entry.

• Developed Project Repair Permit Matrix which consolidated permitting requirement into one

document for easy referral and reference.

• Developed relationships with various ships agencies which allowed them to assist with the

development and implementation of strategic planning for long term ship placement.

• Established protocols for Ship Tracking and record retention of all ship’s agent disbursement

accounts.

• Facilitated fleet compliance with OPA90 Oil Spill Regulations.

Transoceanic Cable Ship Company (TCSC) 1985-2000

Chief Engineer (1995-2000)

Chief Engineer on the CS “GLOBAL LINK” and CS “LONG LINES” – Senior Engineering Officer in charge,

responsible for the safe continuous operation and maintenance of all propulsion, cable, auxiliary and hotel

systems.

First Assistant Engineer (1992-1995)

CS “GLOBAL SENTINEL”

First/Second Assistant Engineer – New vessel construction – Singapore (1991-1992)

Part of the new construction team for the CS “GLOBAL LINK” and CS “GLOBAL SENTINEL”. Acceptance and

approval of ships systems, construction, compliance with regulations and outfitting of initial tools and spares

Second/Third Assistant Engineer (1985-1991)

CS “LONG LINES” and CS “CHARLES L BROWN”

Cove Shipping /Victory Carriers /Point Shipping /Inter-Ocean Management 1979-1984

2nd and 3rd Assistant Engineer

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Marine Engineering Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Buzzards Bay MA

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Numerous TE Connectivity in house training programs, ABS – Maritime Security Officer Training, USCG

Chief Engineer (Steam and Motor) Unlimited – Retired, Drug and Alcohol Specimen Collector Training,

International Safety Management Supervisor Seminar, OPA-90 Training

TECHNICAL SKILLS

MS Office, Adobe, Photoshop, AMOS

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