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Natalie Watson
1 Main Street, New Cityland, CA 91010
Home: (555) 322-7337 | Cell: 000-000-0000
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Profile
Dedicated Marine Engineer with excellent technical analytical and communication skills demonstrated by 11 years’ experience in the field. Proactive and highly-productive with a resourceful self-directed and quality-driven nature focused on results.
Areas of Expertise
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Professional Experience
Marine Engineer
11/1/2012 – Current
Cranston Marine Engineering
New Cityland, CA
- Maintain wide range of marine systems including electrical fire and propulsion.
- Train junior engineers on protocols and equipment.
- Supervise all machinery maintenance disassembly and installations.
- Address equipment failures during vehicle operation.
- Schedule preventative maintenance and repairs.
Marine Engineer
9/1/2007 – 10/1/2012
Malcolm Shipping Company
New Cityland, CA
- Oversaw installation of new shipboard equipment.
- Taught proper maintenance and operational procedures to crew members.
- Evaluated malfunctioning equipment to diagnose issues.
- Optimized various ship procedures from equipment and efficiency standpoint.
- Kept safety standards high and ensured crew compliance.
Assistant Marine Engineer
5/1/2003 – 8/1/2007
California Marine Engineering Inc.
New Cityland, CA
- Resolved maintenance requests in a timely manner to maintain operations.
- Drafted recommendations for purchases and updates.
- Corrected mistakes in calibration and operation of equipment.
- Managed installation of new machinery.
- Created preventative maintenance schedules to keep ship equipment running at peak performance.
Education
Bachelor of Science – Marine Engineering
2003
University of California
New Cityland, CA
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