MICHAEL LYNCH

• Ensuring all electrical department work is carried out in accordance with regulatory constraints
• Maintaining close control of budget and overtimes
• Directing, managing, and supervising the daily activities of the electrical department
• Holding daily meetings with the Chief Engineer regarding work schedules, repairs, and planned maintenance
• Ensuring the safe, efficient maintenance of the vessel's electrical and electronic systems
• Ensuring the safe and efficient maintenance of all flame proof and intrinsically safe equipment
• Maintaining maintenance schedules and troubleshooting any problems with the equipment or systems
• Diagnosing faults and potential problems and repair where necessary
• Assisting the Chief Engineer and other members of the department with tasks as delegated
• Coordinating with technicians onshore when needed

• Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) at National Infrastructure Development Company Limited (NIDCO) in Trinidad and Tobago is responsible for maintenance and operation of electrical systems on board vessels. This includes: Maintaining electrical and electronic equipment, Planning and following maintenance schedules, Troubleshooting equipment and systems, Diagnosing faults and potential problems, and Providing technical guidance and support to electricians.

An Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) at the National Infrastructure Development Company Limited (NIDCO) in Trinidad and Tobago is responsible for the maintenance and operation of electrical systems on board vessels.

Maintaining electrical and electronic equipment,

Planning and following maintenance schedules,

Troubleshooting equipment and systems,

Diagnosing faults and potential problems, and

Providing technical guidance and support to electricians.

• Maintenance Planning and executing refit and fleet time maintenance programs, and ensuring work and records are accurate and up to date
• Compliance...Implementing and monitoring compliance with international maritime legislative requirements and classification society regulations
• Certification ...Ensuring vessels are fully certified and maintain the validity of class, international, national, and specific certificates
• Budgeting...Managing and controlling technical budgets for maintenance, repair, re-fit, spare parts, lube oil, chemical and gases, and other consumables
• Stock...Verifying stock levels by spot checks during ship visits and reporting
• Spares...Arranging for all spares, repairs, modifications, and services to comply with statutory requirements and company standards
• Staff...Supervising ship's staff compliance with management policies, international, state, or local Maritime regulations
• Training...Continuously updating, instructing, advising, and following up on the implementation of ship staff in coordination with the Technical Manager and Marine department.

• Responsible for the safe and effective installation of Fire Detection, Public Address, TV and Telephone Distribution Systems on a major refurbishment project during Dry Dock.

• Teach marine electrical courses
• Prepare for and grade courses
• Maintain accurate student records and complete required forms
• Develop new courses and procedures for onboard implementation
• Keep up with current practices and technology
• Liaise with other instructors to ensure courses are prepared
• Follow up with high-performing and struggling participants
• Restore equipment and address deficiencies

• Utilized various electrical tools and equipment to diagnose and troubleshoot electrical problems.
• Applied principles of electrical theory to advance and improve product development and efficiency.
• Provided technical support to colleagues on complex issues, assisting them in finding efficient solutions to problems.
• Read and analyzed blueprints and project documentation to develop workflows and strategy.
• Responsible for the maintenance and repair of a wide range of electrical systems, including:
• Power generation and distribution
• Lighting
• Communication
• Navigation
• Propulsion
• Safety
• Security
• Machineries in the engine room
• Emergency and auxiliary generators
• Emergency and auxiliary switchboards
• Ship's stabilizers
• Electrical installations of lifeboats and rescue boats

Responsible for the maintenance and repair of a wide range of electrical systems, including:

• Power generation and distribution
• Lighting
• Communication
• Navigation
• Propulsion
• Safety
• Security
• Machineries in the engine room
• Emergency and auxiliary generators
• Emergency and auxiliary switchboards
• Ship's stabilizers
• Electrical installations of lifeboats and rescue boats

• Assisting Director of Technical Operations (Marine Operations Dept.) ensuring that assigned ship’s repair, maintenance, capital expenditure/refurbishment, preventative maintenance, equipment replacement and engineering operating policies, procedures and purchasing practices were in full compliance with the SMS/SOLAS

• Designed creative digital displays used in online advertising for local businesses.
• Using specific software to create computer-generated effects and simulations.
• Collaborated with motion capture department to collect and apply data for specific characters.
• Created lifelike characters with appropriate textures, shadows and features.
• Increased overall brand awareness through the creation of eye-catching logo designs and cohesive visual identities.
• Researched trends and projected industry changes to capitalize on emerging opportunities.
• Combined technical and artistic abilities to accomplish challenging animation objectives.

• Applied effective time management techniques to meet tight deadlines.
• Demonstrated a high level of initiative and creativity while tackling difficult tasks.
• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Maintenance: Testing, servicing, and maintaining all electrical and electronic equipment, including electronic navigation aids, communication equipment, and engine room control systems
• Monitoring: Monitoring the operational state of electrical installations, hydraulic and control equipment, and emergency systems
• Troubleshooting: Detecting, reporting, and solving electrical and electronic problems
• Coordination: Assisting the Chief Engineer with daily work, especially electrical handling, and coordinating work with onshore technicians
• Spare parts: Identifying and recommending critical spare parts

• Served onboard SS Canberra, MV Oriana, MV Arcadia, Grand Princess New build Grand Princess Monfalcone Shipyard Italy
• Responsible for Maintenance: Testing, servicing, and maintaining all electrical and electronic equipment, including electronic navigation aids, communication equipment, and engine room control systems
• Monitoring: Monitoring the operational state of electrical installations, hydraulic and control equipment, and emergency systems
• Troubleshooting: Detecting, reporting, and solving electrical and electronic problems
• Coordination: Assisting the Chief Engineer with daily work, especially electrical handling, and coordinating work with onshore technicians
• Spare parts: Identifying and recommending critical spare parts

• AHTS / SALVAGE TUG JADE FISH
• Maintenance: Testing, servicing, and maintaining all electrical and electronic equipment, including electronic navigation aids, communication equipment, and engine room control systems
• Monitoring: Monitoring the operational state of electrical installations, hydraulic and control equipment, and emergency systems
• Troubleshooting: Detecting, reporting, and solving electrical and electronic problems
• Coordination: Assisting the Chief Engineer with daily work, especially electrical handling, and coordinating work with onshore technicians
• Spare parts: Identifying and recommending critical spare parts

• Perform maintenance of maritime radio station equipment, electronic radio procedures, transmitters and receivers for communications, radar, probes, etc.
• Handle all of the ship¿s external communication systems.
• Perform maintenance of positioning and electronic navigation systems, as well as data acquisition systems, the latter of which range from satellite systems to those found in the ship's engine room and navigation equipment.
• Manage Local Area Networks (LAN Manager and network trouble-shooter), i.e, carry out the maintenance of internal communication systems and ensure the integrated operation of onboard computer equipment.
• Perform electronic radio management tasks both at sea and ashore.
• Carry out communications necessary for the safety of the ship, as well as commercial and private operations.

• Perform maintenance of maritime radio station equipment, electronic radio procedures, transmitters and receivers for communications, radar, probes, etc.
• Handle all of the ships external communication systems.
• Perform maintenance of positioning and electronic navigation systems, as well as data acquisition systems, the latter of which range from satellite systems to those found in the ship's engine room and navigation equipment.
• Manage Local Area Networks (LAN Manager and network trouble-shooter), i.e, carry out the maintenance of internal communication systems and ensure the integrated operation of onboard computer equipment.
• Perform electronic radio management tasks both at sea and ashore.
• Carry out communications necessary for the safety of the ship, as well as commercial and private operations.

• Performs maintenance of maritime radio station equipment, electronic radio procedures, transmitters and receivers for communications, radar, probes, etc.
• Handle all of the ships external communication systems.
• Perform maintenance of positioning and electronic navigation systems, as well as data acquisition systems, the latter of which range from satellite systems to those found in the ship's engine room and navigation equipment.
• Manage Local Area Networks (LAN Manager and network trouble-shooter), i.e, carry out the maintenance of internal communication systems and ensure the integrated operation of onboard computer equipment.
• Perform electronic radio management tasks both at sea and ashore.
• Carry out communications necessary for the safety of the ship, as well as commercial and private operations.

• Perform maintenance of maritime radio station equipment, electronic radio procedures, transmitters and receivers for communications, radar, probes, etc.
• Handle all of the ships external communication systems.
• Perform maintenance of positioning and electronic navigation systems, as well as data acquisition systems, the latter of which range from satellite systems to those found in the ship's engine room and navigation equipment.
• Manage Local Area Networks (LAN Manager and network trouble-shooter), i.e, carry out the maintenance of internal communication systems and ensure the integrated operation of onboard computer equipment.
• Perform electronic radio management tasks both at sea and ashore.
• Carry out communications necessary for the safety of the ship, as well as commercial and private operations.

• A Leading Radio Radar Technician (L/RRT) performs the roles and responsibilities of a Non Commissioned Officer (NCO) and technician at sea, where he/she is responsible for the Installation, Operation, Maintenance and Repair of all Navigation and Communications equipment on board.