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Curriculum Vitae Curriculum Vitae Name : Captain: Issa Awad Mahmoud Hasan Nationality : Jordanian Place / Date of Birth : Bait Liqya - 7/3/1957 Graduation: First Graduate as Navigation Officer 1982 - A.M.T.A - Egypt Intermediate Graduate as First Navigation Officer- 1985 - A.M.T.A - Egypt Master Mariner II/2, F.G (JULY/1988), A.M.T.A - Egypt. MBA /2010-2012, Middle East University - (MEU) - Jordan Employment History Present: Aqaba Maritime Education and Training center/ Al Balqa Applied University (BAU) Lecturer / DGM of the Maritime Training Center – AMETC since Dec 2015 – To Present. Previous Employment: ABM, Arab Bridge Maritime Jan 2016- June 2017 / Maritime and shipping consultant and DGM for technical and trading. TEHAMA SHIPPING SERVICES LLC. – DUBAI - UAE. GENERAL MANAGER. Aug- 2013 till Dec.2015. Founder of Tehama Shipping Services Co. /Dubai as Operator of Container Feeder line for the international Container Lines COSCO, APL and other NOVCC lines Between Jebel Ali / UAE and Umm Qasr / Iraq, Ship Port Agent and custom clearance and As Line Agent for COSCON Container Line at Umm Qasr- Iraq. Other main activities: chartering, ship owner, cargo transport, freight forwarding and logistics worldwide, ship port agency. 2000 – 2013 with AA GROUP / JORDAN , Responsibilities and Activities : - Operation & Chartering. - Daily follow up with Own & Charter Vessels. - Voyage Instructions. - Cargo Stowage Plan. - Voyage Summary Report. - On/Off hire Bunker Survey / Cargo hold survey. - Follow up load/discharge operations in different ports World Wide. - Analyzing & Evaluating market situation & Negotiating fixture. - Scrutinizing and finalizing Charter Parties & Booking Notes. - Voyage Estimation, Drawing Laytime Calculations. - Verifying Demurrage/Despatch Claims, Settling Voyage Account. - Issuing Bill of Lading, Coordinating with Principals & concern parties, understanding logistical requirement for Project Cargo’s & Heavy lift’s thereafter Planning, Scheduling, Execution & Monitoring Project related local restrictions, rule & requirements. - Forward Planning Verifying, maintaining the shipments & Logistics reports, looking after entire logistice movements. Page 1/6 - Follow-up all claims related issues, and all type of insurance related to ship and cargoes with Hull Underwritter, P&I Clubs, ITIC, …, etc. - And all other activities related to operation and chartering as well as market related issues. Then on May 2004 Appointed with Jordan National lines for ship operation as Deputy General Manager (JNLSO). Then Promoted to General Manager. JNLSO is a joint venture between Salam International Transport & Trading Co. PLC (SITTCO) and Jordan National Shipping lines (JNSL), the latter being a vital player in the Jordanian Maritime industry established in 1976. JNLSO main activity is operation of cargo vessels and creating business opportunities by canvassing and booking cargo, and finding suitable alternative solutions; transporting all types of project cargoes, and any type of break bulk parcels, and the carriage of bulk products, steel products, foodstuff and wood products, offering customers a comprehensive coverage of east-west corridors. JNLSO is adept to safely and committed to quality, while maintaining high quality safety standards for the environment. It focuses on its customers, setting their benefits first, and fulfilling their expectations. Services Provided by JNLSO include but are not limited to: - - Outbound Ocean Freight. - FCL & LCL. - Inland Hauling of export bound cargo from any point in Jordan. - Full Export Documentation. - Inbound Ocean Freight. - On-Carriage to Final Destination, - Clearing & Forwarding. - Trucking & Warehousing. - Chartering - Freight Forwarding. JNLSO team enjoys a high level of efficiency and proficiency and can service customer needs at highly competitive rates. Responsibilities: - Follow-up daily work with all departments’ managers in the corporation. - Involvement with General Planning. - Analyzing reports from Marketing/Chartering/Operation departments & submit a general report to BOD. - Involvement in Income Statement Budget. - Employees’ Evaluation. - Follow-up all type of ships pre-purchase inspection and prepare feasibility studies for the intend new purchase ships. - Follow-up training issues of company’s employee, media, publications, …, etc. Positions Held : Jordan National Shipping Lines / Business Development Director For the JNSL Group of Companies (JNSL-JGSA-JNLSO-JICC-JAMS-ASM & SITTCO ) Since 1st. Augest 2011 – March 2013 . & Acting General Manager (BOD Authorization) since 1st Jan 2012 . Jordan Academy for Maritime Studies / Head of Nautical Department & Lectuerer. From 1st. Augest 2009.- 31st .July 2011 Jordan National Lines For Ship Operation / Jordan (JNLSO) Page 2/6 General Manager From : MAY 2004 - TO – 31st. JULY/2009 . From : 1st. Augest 2009 – 1st August.2011 Shipping Consultant for the group. SITTCO since June 2000 – May 2004 : Director of Break Bulk Department, (chartering & operation). Board of Directors & Membership: Board of Director : Salam International T&T Plc.(SITTCO) 2000-2002, Jordan National Shipping Lines .(JNSL) 2003-2005, Jordan International chartering Co. (JICC) 2003- 2013, Petra Navigation Co. 2011- 2013, MEMBER OF NUTICAL INSTITUTE - LONDON Since 2002 MEMBER OF JORDAN MARITIME ASSOCIATION ( Jomas ) - JORDAN Since 1996 AND PRESEDENT OF JOMAS from 2005-2011 . MEMBER OF ARAB TRAINERS UNION since 2012 MEMBER OF JORDAN TRAINERS SOCIETY ( CERTIFIED TRAINER) since 2012 Previous Employment History / Sea service: International Ship Management Co. Post Held : Master From - To : July/1997 – June / 2000 Country : Jordan Silk Waves Agencies and Transport Co. Ltd. Post Held : Operation Manager From - To : Feb/1997 - July /1997 Country : Jordan Jordan International Ship Management Co. Post Held : Master From - To : May/1996 - Feb/1997 Country : Jordan Jordan National Shipping Lines. Post Held : Master From - To : Dec/1995 - May/1996 Country : Jordan Petra Navigation and Trading Co. Post Held : Master From - To : June/1993 - Dec/1995 Country : Jordan Roula Shipping and Trading Co. Post Held : Master From - To : Sep/1992 - Mar/1993 Country : Jordan Jordan National Shipping Lines. Post Held : Master From - To : Mar/1991 - June/1991 Country : Jordan United Arab Shipping Co. Post Held : Chief Officer(Master second command) From - To : June/1979 - Feb/1991 Joined above company as a Deck Cadet and went through all the sea going ranks till the Chief Officer post (Second Command). Country : Kuwait. Page 3/6 Sea Service Experience: I have sailed on board Fourty (40) vessels at different size and type, since 1979 - up to year 2000 from deck cadet up to master in full command, and then nominated to shore position as Director of Break Bulk Department at Salam International Transport and Trading Plc (SITTCO). In charge of chartering and operation activities since June 2000 for owned /chartered vessels fleet. During sea service period, I had a very wide range of experience in the following specialized areas: - Safe and efficient loading, stowage and discharging of cargoes on merchant ships at various international worldwide ports. Loading and discharging cargo while at anchor. - Updating and correction of charts and other navigational information. - Pilotage and ship handling in confined waters. - Use of radar and other electronic and visual aids to navigation for position fixing at sea and collision avoidance. - Ship maintenance, making efficient use of human and material resources. - Dry-docking procedures and practices, entering confined spaces. - Ship's hull and equipment survey procedures. - Ship business. - Shipboard damage control, firefighting, lifeboat drills and emergency procedures. - cooperation with stevedores and handling stevedore damages to (ship & cargo) - Use of Container loadmaster and Container planning for over 2000 TEU's for about 12 ports load/discharging in every voyage. - Dealing with oil pollution matters. - Salvage and life survival at sea - Tug operation during berthing / Un berthing of ships. - Wide knowledge of container operation. - Wide experience in dealing with line or tramp agents. - Wide experience in practicing with time and voyage charterers - Wide experience in delivery and redelivery of ships new purchase and bareboat to and from charterers or owners. - Crew training on board ships. Page 4/6 Skill Training & Seminars Attended: Training & Seminar By Place & Date 01. International Trade & Shipping 2000 IMTA Amman 2000 Conference IMTA 02. An Introduction to Shipping BIMCO Alexandria 2001 03. International Safety management Code LRS & ISM Amman 2001 (1994) course 04. ISO 9001:2000 Appreciation & LRS Amman 2001 Interpretation Training Course 05. Marine Cargo claim Lloyds List London 2002 06. International Time Charter parties Seminar Lloyds List London 2002 07. International Voyage Charter parties Lloyds List London 2002 seminar 08. Decision Making Workshop The American Amman 2002 Chamber of Commerce & JABA 09. Attended Distance Learning Diploma in Metropolitan 2005-2007 Maritime law Course / ship finance law University – London 10. Managerial Skills training Program The American Cairo 2005 University in Cairo ICE 11. Internal Quality Auditor Training Course Lloyd's Register Amman 2005 Quality Assurance LRQA 12. Foundation of management and Business Jordan Institute of Amman 2005 Strategy Maritime studies 13. Finance For None Financial Managers OPTIMIZA Amman 2007 14. ISM Code Workshop Jordan Maritime Amman 2009 Academy 15. Ship Security
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