+ 1 832-833-9089 Daniel Askins Katy, Tx USA Marine Professional [email protected]
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Marine Professional with 20 years’ experience in Marine KEY WORKING COMPETENCIES Transportation including Upstream Oil and Gas Exploration, point to point shipping onboard Bulk Carriers, RoRo’s, Tankers, Government Vessels, Passenger Vessels and Education. Designated Person Ashore Licensing and Regulatory Past experience as an educator with Texas A&M University at Close relationships with Class and Flag Galveston and State University of New York Fort Schulyer. Assistant Professor at Texas A&M and Senior Deck Instructor at Fort Safety Management Systems Schulyer. Experience with FMEA and DP Trials Safe Working Systems “Permits to Work” Former member of the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) for the Offshore Supply Vessel Dynamic Positioning Authority Management of Change Leadership (OSVDPA) working to develop competencies for Dynamic Auditing and Inspections Positioning Operators Major Emergency Management Management and department oversight experience in providing a Root Cause Analysis & Incident Investigation safe work environment which stimulates the growth of individuals, while achieving successful operations. EDUCATION, LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Texas A&M University at Galveston Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation Marine Technical Manager 2001 Unlimited Tonnage Master’s License (US & Based in Houston TX. May 2017–Present Liberia)
Currently serving as (Alternate) Designated Person Ashore (DPA) and HSE Steering Committee member Dynamic Positioning Certificate
In my role as Marine Technical Manager I am utilizing my years of ISM Code Internal Auditor (ABS) experience at sea to advise upper management and develop policies and procedures that ensure safe, efficient operations. Work closely to insure Major Emergency Management – Falck Alford company adheres to the Safety Management System by writing policies, (US) standards and guidelines for safe operation. Responsible for providing Vessel Security Officer support and expertise to management in achieving optimal operation and client satisfaction for Pacific Drilling’s seven drill-ships. Insure worldwide compliance with STCW, IMO, Flag and Class requirements. TECHNICAL SKILLS
Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook) SkillsXP, SharePoint
REGULATORY INVOLVEMENT Assistant Professor of Marine Transportation August 2016 to May 2017 U.S. Gulf of Mexico Texas A&M University at Galveston United States Coast Guard, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement Professor instructing students in Marine Cargo Operations and Electronic
Navigation. As a part of my Marine Cargo Operations course, students International Regulatory Experience were taught dry cargo operations, bulk cargo, container vessels, and ISM Code, ISPS Code, MODU Code, ISO stability as it pertains to cargo loadout. In our Electronic Navigation class, 9001,14001, IMO students were instructed in bridge equipment usage during simulator Flag Administrations training utilizing Transas ECDIS. Developed and taught Basic Dynamic Liberia, Marshall Islands, Positioning to the inaugural course at Texas A&M. (USCG) United states Coast Guard
Class Societies American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Senior Deck Instructor DNV-GL April 2016 to June 2016 Senior Watch-stander/Instructor Oversee and develop sophomore, junior, and senior deck cadets in bridge watchkeeping. Mentored small groups of students and taught lifeboat launching and life raft launching.
Master, Noble Danny Adkins DP-3 Semi-submersible Noble Drilling 2013-2015 After serving 2 years as the Chief Mate aboard the Noble Globetrotter 1 and Noble Danny Adkins I was promoted to Master providing support for all marine matters during operations in the Gulf of Mexico and serving as ultimate authority onboard in matters of safety and environment. The 206-person vessel worked primarily for Shell and Deep Gulf Energy.
Chief Mate Noble Drilling 2011-2013 Responsible for the deck department overseeing the bridge and deck gang in ballast, firefighting, lifesaving, stability, and station-keeping.
Deck Officer Marine Engineer’s Benevolent Association 2005-2011 Chief Mate onboard – M/V Cape Rise (RoRo), M/V Cape Kennedy (ConRo) Second Mate – M/V Liberty Grace (Bulk Carrier), M/V Liberty Eagle (Bulk Carrier), M/V Liberty Star (Bulk Carrier), M/V Cape Kennedy (ConRo), M/V Cape Victory (ConRo), M/V Roy M. Wheat (ConRo), M/V Cape Knox (ConRo). Third Mate – M/V Liberty Star (Bulk Carrier), M/V Pride of Aloha (Norwegian Cruise Line), M/V Roy M. Wheat (ConRo), M/V Cape Knox (ConRo). Third Officer Military Sealift Command 2001-2004 Third Officer – USNS Tippecanoe (Unrep Oiler), USNS Rappahannock (Unrep Oiler), USNS Mercy (Hospital Ship), USNS Pecos (Unrep Oiler)