Work/ Industry Experience

Hornblower Marine Services

Third Assistant Engineer

March 2008 - Present

Licensed watch officer on HSV WestPac Express.  Stand watches and maintain engines and auxiliary equipment.

Edison Chouest Offshore

Liscensed Engineer

July 2007 - December 2007


Work as a liscenced engineer aboard the 10500 HP, 320 ft Offshore Supply Vessel (OSV) M/V Akira Chouest.


Maine Maritime Academy

Oiler

July 2007

Took MMA's training ship to NJ for dry docking.

Maine Maritime Academy

2005 - 2007

Lab Assistant

Helped set up, design, test, and maintain lab equipment, install software and data acquisition (DAQ) cards and software.

Maine Maritime Academy

2005 - 2007

SCUBA Tank Filler

Maine Maritime Acadmey

Summer 2006

Junior Cruise

Engine Cadet

Military Sealift Command

Summer 2005

Maine Maritime Academy

Summer 2004

Freshman Cruise

Northrop Gruman Newport News

January and February 2002

Apprentice Machinist (M-35), Shipfitter's Assistant Steel Production Facility (Small Component Shop) (X-11)

As part of Webb Institute's "Winter Work" internship program I worked in the apprentice machine shop where I learned how to operate drill presses and lathes as well as some miscellaneous hand tools.  I also worked in the Steel Production Facility, Small Component Shop, were we took pre-cut and formed pieces and the drawings and tack-welded them together so the welders could do the final welds without having to take the time to read the drawings and figure out how to put things together.  Overall it was a great experience and design-wise taught me that someone must assemble what was designed so pay attention to that aspect while designing.

Stoney Creek Athletic Association

Summers 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

Lifeguard

I was a lifeguard at the Stoney Creek Atheletic Association pool.  Responsible for maintaining order, watching the pool, drinking soda, other life guard things, opening and closing the pool.

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