Professional Experience
Marine Engineer 2005-present
Hornbeck Offshore Services
Covington, Louisiana
Engineering Cadet (May 2005-August 2005)
Stood 12 hour watches as a cadet engineer/oiler for 88 days on board the MV HOS Explorer.
The HOS Explorer was a DP-1 vessel servicing the Gulf of Mexico oil fields. During these 88 days I aided in liquid cargo transfers and performed vessel maintenance.
Engineering Cadet (May 2005-July 2005)
Returned to the Gulf of Mexico for summer work on the Explorer’s sister ship the MV HOS Voyager. I performed the same duties as described above and spent 58 days on board.
Assistant Engineer MV HOS Sandstorm (May 2007-February 2010)
Stood 12 hour watches as the engineering watch officer. During this 12 hour period I was responsible for starting and stopping of engines and auxiliary machinery, electrical power management, maintenance, stability, bunkering, and liquid cargo transfers (in port and offshore). The HOS Sandstorm was a DP-2 vessel servicing the Gulf of Mexico oil fields which provided experience in combined straight diesel and diesel-electric propulsion. The Sandstorm was an overworked vessel with a moderately effective design which gave me excellent experience in troubleshooting and problem-solving while working in a demanding environment.
3d Assistant Engineer MV HOS Strongline (February 2010-present)
Stood 12 hour watches as the engineering watch officer. During this 12 hour watch I was responsible for starting and stopping of main and auxiliary generators, propulsion and hotel power management, and maintenance. The HOS Strongline is one of the world’s largest MPSVs servicing the Gulf of Mexico oil fields. It is fully diesel-electric and DP-2. The Strongli...
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