Results-driven Chief Marine Engineer (SRN) 6709040017 with over 15 years of leadership in vessel technical operations and 30 years of maritime experience. Expertise in navigation, safety management, and regulatory compliance, including Class Surveys and USCG regulations. Skilled in managing engineering teams, optimizing operational efficiency, and overseeing maintenance of diesel engines and hydraulic systems. Committed to ensuring vessel performance and crew development for safe, efficient voyages.
Overview
36
36
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Chief Marine Engineer
88 Aces Maritime Services Inc.
Pasay City, Philippines
08.2022 - Current
Reported directly to the Master, Fleet Manager, and Superintendent to provide updates on operations.
Work closely with Master and Chief Officer to ensure the optimum use of ship's equipment to safely expedite cargo and tank cleaning operations, ensure cargo quality control through efficient use of ship's cargo heating/cooling systems and inert gas/nitrogen plants.
Work closely with Master and Chief Officer to ensure that through effective planning maintenance requirements will not interfere with the operational needs of the ship.
Advise Master on a daily basis of any matters likely to affect safe navigation or operation of the ship.
Ensured strict adherence to international and local pollution control regulations, accurately completing Oil Record Book.
Ensure adequate manning of engine room during maneuvering and in port operation as per Company Procedures.
Participated as a key member of Ship Management Team, focusing on maintenance, requisitioning, and budget oversight.
Administer the ship's total Planned Maintenance System.
Assist Master in administering the ship's Safety & Quality Management System.
Administer ship's Purchasing system in conjunction with Ship Management System.
Maintain Budget Records, using Budget Tracking / Budget Status Report spread sheet and send updated monthly summary to Superintendent.
Administer Continuous Machinery Survey System to Classification Society and Statutory requirements.
Maintained all documentation and certification to ensure compliance with regulations.
Recorded all engine room transfers and discharges in the oil record book with accuracy.
Thoroughly familiar with ship's emergency organization, environmental protection plans and other company contingency plans. Ready in all respects to fulfill my full role within these plans.
Assume responsibility as Deputy Spill Control Officer.
Ensure that safe and working practices are followed in all aspects of my department's work with particular reference to personal protection, control of hotwork, emergency procedures and protection of the environment.
Developed and executed training programs for department, collaborating with Ship Management Team to plan and conduct emergency exercises and drills for safety equipment and systems.
To ensure that engine staff and any other ship personnel working under my supervision are familiar with their assigned tasks and that all work is carried out in accordance with above. If this is not the case, then take appropriate action.
To assist Master with the overall development, training and evaluation of subordinates using company's evaluation and appraisal system.
Keep myself fully updated with all latest developments in maritime technology, environmental protection and legislation pertaining to chemical tanker operations, amendments to Company Procedures and Instruction Manuals.
Familiarize myself with all aspects of Company's Safety Manual with particular reference to safety of personnel and protection of the environment.
Provide continuous training, familiarization and awareness to engine room personnel for proper operation and maintenance of pollution prevention equipment.
Assist Master in maintaining discipline on board, ensure compliance with company regulatory disciplinary procedures and ensure operation of company's evaluation and appraisal system.
Assist Master to foster a stable and congenial working and social atmosphere within multi-cultural environment.
Definition of Authority: Authority I – To Act; Authority II – To Act but inform the person to whom he/she reports and other; Authority III – To consult before acting.
CNC Press Brake Operator
Trailtech Inc.
Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan
05.2023 - 07.2023
Operated CNC press brake to accurately shape metal components, ensuring precise specifications were met.
Adjusted machine settings for various materials and thicknesses to optimize production quality.
Interpreted technical drawings and specifications for production tasks.
CNC PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR
TRAILTECH INC.
Gravelbourg, Canada
02.2022 - 06.2022
Machine operation: setting up, programming and running CNC press brake to bend, punch or cut metal.
Uses computer-controlled machines (press brake) to precisely bend, cut and shape sheet metal and other materials into parts for trailers fabrications.
Blueprint Interpretation: Reading complex engineering knowledge drawings to understand specifications.
Tooling & Setup: Selecting, installing and changing dies and other tooling.
Conducted routine checks and performed basic troubleshooting to maintain equipment functionality.
Loaded raw materials, including steel and aluminum, to ensure smooth production processes.
Operated overhead crane for efficient transportation and movement of heavy objects throughout production.
Bandsaws and table saws operator – cutting various steel materials to size.
Lathe Machine Operator – turning and shaping steel materials.
Drilling Machine Operator – accurate hole creation.
Grinding Machine Operator – finishing and polishing surfaces.
Chief Engineer
Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Inc.
Makati, Philippines
02.2008 - 09.2021
Led engineering teams to design transportation systems that improved operational efficiency.
Developed safety protocols for operational procedures on ships to enhance crew safety and compliance.
Oversaw maintenance and repair of marine vessels and equipment to ensure operational readiness.
2ND ENGINEER (1ST ASSISTANT ENGINEER)
Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Inc.
Makati City, Philippines
04.2005 - 12.2007
Reported directly to Chief Engineer regarding engine room operations.
Supervised daily maintenance and operation of the engine department.
Assisted Chief Engineer in managing engine room operations, focusing on efficiency and safety.
Supervised Operational Engineers and engine room crew, ensuring personnel safety and adherence to routine duties.
Planned maintenance for all machinery in engine room, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
Operated and maintained life-saving appliances and fire-fighting equipment.
Person in-charge of Pollution Prevention equipment onboard like Oily Water Separator, Sewage Plant, Incinerator, etc.
In-charge of engine room housekeeping and engine room garbage management.
Responsible for storing all the spares properly, keeping and maintaining record of the spares inventory.
3RD ENGINEER (2ND ASSISTANT ENGINEER)
Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Inc.
Makati City, Philippines
02.2004 - 03.2005
Managed boilers, fuel systems, auxiliary engines, condensate, and feed water systems to ensure optimal engine room performance.
Reported to Second Engineer on engine room operations, facilitating efficient communication and operational oversight.
Watchstander, depends on manned or unmanned engine room.
Maintained Engine Log Book and engineering records, ensuring accurate documentation and compliance with safety standards.
4TH ENGINEER (3RD ASSISTANT ENGINEER)
Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Inc.
Makati City, Philippines
05.2000 - 01.2004
Oversaw operation and maintenance of purifiers, compressors, and auxiliary machinery to ensure optimal performance.
Assisted Chief Engineer in fuel, diesel, and lube oil bunkering operations, ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
Carrying out planned maintenance routine under the Supervision of Chief or Second Engineer.
Maintained engine room log and documentation to ensure accurate records for operational efficiency.
Reported to the Second Engineer regarding engine room operations.
Record keeping of machinery running hours.
MOTORMAN (OILER)
Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Inc.
Makati City, Philippines
06.1992 - 08.1998
Maintaining proper lubrication for the propulsion engine, shipboard equipment such as Air Compressors, Air Conditioning, Sewage System and pumps. Machinery involved includes motors, blowers, gear lubrication and other moving parts.
Monitored machinery for warning signs to proactively identify potential issues.
Performed equipment cleaning, filter replacement, gauge checks, and repairs while maintaining accurate logs of lubrication and cooling oil supply.
Supported Second Engineer in daily operations to ensure smooth vessel performance.
WIPER / GREASER
Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Inc.
Makati City, Philippines
07.1990 - 03.1992
Performed greasing, degreasing, and cleaning of engine room and workspaces to uphold safety and hygiene standards.
Maintained cleanliness of engine spaces, equipment, and machinery to ensure operational efficiency.
Assisted Second Engineer with daily operations.
Assisted crew members with basic maintenance tasks, including chipping and painting, to support overall department functionality.
Stand watch as part of watch team.
ENGINE CADET / GP TRAINEE
Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Inc.
Makati City, Philippines
09.1989 - 07.1990
Applied safe working practices per instructions from senior and junior engineers to maintain safety standards.
Executed assigned duties safely and reported hazardous conditions promptly to duty engineer to ensure operational safety.
Communicated regularly with Second Engineer regarding tasks and responsibilities.
Education
Associate In Marine Engineering -
Philippine Merchant Marine School
Skills
Engine maintenance
Certification
Chief Marine Engineer on ships powered by main propulsion machinery of 3,000 kW propulsion or more – Regulation III/2 of the STCW Convention 1978, Republic of the Philippines
Refresher on Basic Training – Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
SURE SIRE 2.0 – Computer Based Training by Novenique
Survival Craft and Rescue Boat other than Fast Rescue Boat - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Advanced Fire Fighting - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Medical First Aid - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Ship Security Awareness Training and Seafarers with Designated Security Duties - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Basic Training for Oil and Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Advanced Training for Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Engine Room Simulator with Engine Room Resource Management Refresher - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Updating Course for Management Level Marine Engineer Officers, Function 1: Marine Engineering at the Management Level - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Updating Course for Management Level Marine Engineer Officers, Function 2: Electrical and Control Engineering at the Management Level - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Updating Course for Management Level Marine Engineer Officers, Function 3: Maintenance and Repair at the Management Level - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Updating Course for Management Level Marine Engineer Officers, Function 4: Controlling the Operation of the Ship & Care for Persons on Board at the Management Level - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Consolidated Marcel 73/78 - Maritime Industry and Port Authority of the Philippines
Marine Electrical Maintenance – Norwegian Training Center, Philippines
MAN ME-B Electronic Engine Operation Course – Marine Power Academy, Shanghai, China
Proficiency in Handling Free-Fall Lifeboat (COXSWAIN) – Philippine Merchant Marine Academy
Marine Risk Assessment – Nautilus Pacific Maritime Training Center, Inc. – Philippines
Accident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis – Nautilus Pacific Maritime Training Center, Inc. – Philippines
Ecochlor Ballast Water Treatment System (BWTS) Operation and Troubleshooting – Stripes Academy – Philippines
Riken GX-2009 Martin Bruusgard portable gas detector test – Computer Based Training – Philippines
GX-8000 A/E/I Martin Bruusgard portable gas detector test – Computer Based Training – Philippines
Training on Partners in Safety (Resilience, Reflective Learning, LET, Leadership Visits & Mental Wellbeing) – Optimum Ship Services – Philippines
Oil Record Book Part I Workshop – Optimum Ship Services – Philippines