SUMMARY

Experienced Maritime Operations and Security professional with many years experience. Thirteen consecutive years working for Stolt Nielsen, navigating around the world aboard chemical ships as Deck Officer. Extensive experience in the chemical and oil industry, and off-shore petroleum drilling operations. Comfortable managing and interacting with multicultural teams. Bilingual Spanish – English – Basic Portuguese.

OBJECTIVE

To seek a challenging and rewarding position in the maritime industry, ideally as ship captain, and to serve an organization requiring my extensive experience transporting chemicals, or involved in petroleum operations.

CORE COMPETENCIES

People Skills

Organization/Process Skills

Technology & Special Procedures

Leadership/Team Management

Management of personnel resources

Training

Problem/Conflict Resolution Management

Team player able to work under challenging circumstances and changing environment.

Excellent Communications Skills

Bilingual English & Spanish

Maritime Operations Management

Maritime Security operations and processes

General Administration

Preparation for Sire Inspections

Ship Safety & Security Management

Onboard Meeting Organization and planning

Risk Identification and Management

Critical thinking and complex problem solving

SSM, SMS, MARPOL, ISPS

Ship’s Vetting System ( SIRE )

CIMF Safety Measures (Oil & Chemical Tankers .

Radio Operator license / certificate SHORE EMERGENAFETY MEASURES OF SAFETY / EMERGENCY TRAINING SESSIONS

RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

SPRING MARINE Deck Officer since Jan 2016 up to Oct 2020.

REFERENCES:

6, Auias Kirialis Str. Paleo Faliro, 17564 Athens, Greece

Eirini Psallida – Crewing Manager - Spring Marine – adpahp@r.postjobfree.com - +30-210*******

As Deck Supervisor Officer, sailing in central America and US Gulf transporting Mogas, jet & diesel . Home port Curazao & Huston Usa.

Chemical Parcel Vikudha Overseas - 2009 – May 2015

Maritime Operations Consultant

The company is in the trading business of chemical products, my participation is only on consultative basis to provide support and advise to maritime transport operations involving chemical products.

Maerks - Feb 2007 – 2008

Maersk is a Danish based, largest container ship operator and supply vessel operator in the world since 1996. In 2007 Maerks had three vessels working on the Deltana project – petroleum operations on the Venezuelan coasts – supporting the semi-submergible platform. As Chief Officer for Venezuelan crew

Supervised and confirmed ship conditions pre-travel and upon docking.

Responsible for supervision of personnel and crew members.

Responsible for safety and security.

Acted as liaison-coordinator of the international crew composed by British and Venezuelan personnel.

Responsible for the planning of operations to achieve the work expectations and maintenance in accordance with Venezuelan authorities and their legislation.

Ensco PLC -Oct 2006 – Feb 2007

Capitan & deck Supervisor .

Ensco PLC is a multinational oil and gas services company and world's second-largest offshore oil and gas well drilling company. As deck Supervisor was responsible for:

Safety and security operations, planning of daily strategy, and daily meetings.

Managed daily Radio Communications with supporting vessels.

Planned and executed logistics.

Coordinated inspection and storage of food containers.

Coordinated crew schedules and outside communications.

Managed communications for an international crew.

Shell of Venezuela -Jan 2006– Oct 2006

Captain

Shell is a multinational oil and gas company. The vessel Jackup was considered critical to the maintenance of marine oil wells in the Lake of Maracaibo.

Responsible for the navigation of the ship and management of the personnel and crew.

Recruited and hired personnel and crew, reviewed salaries and implemented standards to comply with legal and maintenance requirements.

Chevron Texaco - Aug 2004 – Jun 2005

Radio Operator – Drilling and Outsource Operations

Chevron Texaco is a multinational oil and energy corporation. Working as Radio Operator coordinated helicopter traffic, managed all ship communications, generated daily status report, liaison of bilingual communications for an international crew of more than 100 people.

Lead the evacuation of the ship via helicopter in less than 24 hours (Katrina Hurricane). Evacuar la embarcación vía helicóptero en menos 24 hrs . Katrina Huracán

Achieved agreements with syndicate avoiding a strike.

Coordinated load and unload of materials from supporting maintenance vessels.

Stolt Nielsen Transportation - Mar 1993 - Feb 2004

Deck Officer

Stolt Nielsen is the top leading provider of transportation and storage solutions for liquids and chemicals.

Starting as a Third Officer in 1993, rapidly achieved First Officer two years later. The responsibilities as a First Officer were:

Navigation in charge of the ship 8 hours daily

Responsible for the personnel on deck

Coordination of maintenance, disposition, and load/unload chemicals on board.

Responsibilities as Second officer included:

Navigation in charge of the ship 8 hours daily

Planning of daily activities

Communications and publication

Responsibilities as Third officer included:

Navigation

Maintenance of safety and security equipment

EDUCATION

Nautical Science Degree, 1991

University Maritime College - Maiquetia, Vargas, Venezuela

LICENSES

3rd Officer Unlimited – University Maritime HCollege 1991

3rd Officer Unlimited – ( Liberian Third Mate ) Houston Marine Training services 1992

Chief Officer ( 2026) National License Venezuela

Chief officer Panama ( 2021)

Visa C1/D: Exp. 2024

Medical Certificate: Exp. October 2021

PROFESSIONAL COURSES

All STCW95 courses updated up to 2026.

STCW 95 courses carried must in USA, Europe and Nationals

IMO 1.01 Familiarization with Tanker Ships. (USA)

IMO 1.02 Advance Oil Tanker. (USA)

IMO 1.03 Advance Training for Chemical Tanker (UK)

IMO 1.04 Basic Training for Liquefied Gas (VEN)

IMO 1.05 Advance Training for Liquefied Gas (VEN)

IMO 1.07 Radar – ARPA. (USA)

IMO 1.08 Level Management (ARPA). (USA)

IMO 1.10 Dangerous Hazardous (USA)

IMO 1.13 First Aid. (USA)

IMO 1.14 Medical Assistance. (USA)

IMO 1.15 Medical Care. (USA)

IMO 1.19 Personal Survival at Sea. (VEN)

IMO 1.20 Fire Fighting. (USA)

IMO 1.21 Personal and Social Responsibility. (VEN)

IMO 1.22 Bridge Team. (USA)

IMO 1.23 Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats. (VEN)

IMO 1.24 Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boats. (VEN)

IMO 1.25 GMDSS. (VEN)

IMO 1.27 ECDIS (IN)

IMO 1.38 Marine Environmental Awareness (VEN)

IMO 1.39 Leadership Team (VEN)

IMO 1.41 Passenger Ship Crowd

IMO 1.42 Passenger Ship Crisis

IMO 1.44 Safety Training Passengers

IMO 2.03 Advance Fire Fighting. (USA)

IMO 3.19 Ship Security Officer. (VEN)

IMO 3.26 Security Awareness

IMO 3.27 Security Awareness All Seafarers

IMO 7.01 Model Course Master and Chief Mate

ANNEX VI MARPOL

ANNEX I MARPOL

COW

IGS

Passenger Safety and Hull Integrity Training

H.U.E.T

Advanced Course on Ballast Water Management and Sediments of Ships.

Basic Course on Ballast Water Management and Sediments of Ships.

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