Capt. Pablo Reynoso

• Adhered to safety protocols, assessing weather variables to promote passenger and vessel safety.
• Operated communications systems and equipment to transmit and receive messages related to waterway navigation and traffic management.
• Checked navigation tools and telecommunications equipment prior to embarking on journeys to verify operational status.
• Arranged for ship to be fueled, restocked with consumable supplies and repaired.
• Directed vessel by operating navigational equipment and steering effectively at controlled speeds.
• Oversaw vessel operations during travel and kept watch for hazards.
• Selected optimal routes and speeds to guide vessel to destinations in and meet schedule demands.
• Used measuring tools to verify safety of planned navigational routes.
• Inspected equipment and completed basic repairs to maintain safety and efficiency of each trip.
• Followed marine regulations applicable to planned route locations.
• Maintained peak performance in varying conditions and researched weather, wind, current and tide conditions to avoid and manage issues.
• Stood watch to manage operating conditions and handle risks arising during multiple voyages, including ocean crossings.
• Adhered to safety protocols when launching, operating and landing large marine craft to protect crew, equipment and vessels.
• Determined ship course and location using celestial markers to back up navigation equipment and software systems.
• Managed docking and undocking maneuvers for ships as long as 21 meters.
• Utilized navigation resources to chart routes and maintain optimal course for vessel.
• Verified proper loading of cargo holds to align with ship capacity and weight distribution requirements.
• Operated vessel's radios to maintain open avenues for exchanging information needed by operators.
• Navigated courses and determined speeds using navigation tools.
• Communicated with passing vessels using visible and audible signals.
• Steered vessel along plotted routes to transport guests to destinations.

Owner/COO: Chief Operating Officer and business partner of a Professional recording studio with 3 Control Rooms, 2 Live Room, Piano/Vocal Booths & Offices serving Miami DADE and Broward Counties since 1979 (Previously Studio Center).

• Watch Standing: navigates the vessel by electronic and other means; maneuvers the vessel as necessary to conduct the oceanographic work; writes navigational logs; directs seamen on watch; operates radiotelephone and other communication equipment; assists Master during special sea or anchor detail.
• Vessel Command: in the Master's absence, commands the vessel by having direct responsibility for the operational readiness and operation of the vessel; assigns duties and responsibilities to ship's crew. Checked navigation tools and telecommunications equipment prior to embarking on journeys to verify operational status.
• Deck Department Coordination. Typical tasks: directs the deck crew in casting and towing oceanographic research gear; directs ship's deck maintenance and equipment repair; checks and maintains the upkeep of safety and lifesaving equipment on board; insures cargo and deck equipment are properly secured for sea; observes precautions common to the ordinary practice of seamanship; directs the operation and maintenance of deck equipment such as cranes, winches, boats, ground tackle, wire ropes, blocks, and lines.

• Watch Standing: navigates the vessel by electronic and other means; maneuvers the vessel as necessary to conduct the oceanographic work; writes navigational logs; directs seamen on watch; operates radiotelephone and other communication equipment; assists Master during special sea or anchor detail.
• Vessel Command: in the Master's absence, commands the vessel by having direct responsibility for the operational readiness and operation of the vessel; assigns duties and responsibilities to ship's crew. Checked navigation tools and telecommunications equipment prior to embarking on journeys to verify operational status.
• Deck Department Coordination. Typical tasks: directs the deck crew in casting and towing oceanographic research gear; directs ship's deck maintenance and equipment repair; checks and maintains the upkeep of safety and lifesaving equipment on board; insures cargo and deck equipment are properly secured for sea; observes precautions common to the ordinary practice of seamanship; directs the operation and maintenance of deck equipment such as cranes, winches, boats, ground tackle, wire ropes, blocks, and lines.

Watch Standing: navigates the vessel by electronic and other means; maneuvers the vessel as necessary to conduct the oceanographic work; writes navigational logs; directs seamen on watch; operates radiotelephone and other communication equipment; assists Master during special sea or anchor detail.
Vessel Command: in the Master's absence, commands the vessel by having direct responsibility for the operational readiness and operation of the vessel; assigns duties and responsibilities to ship's crew. Checked navigation tools and telecommunications equipment prior to embarking on journeys to verify operational status.
Deck Department Coordination. Typical tasks: directs the deck crew in casting and towing oceanographic research gear; directs ship's deck maintenance and equipment repair; checks and maintains the upkeep of safety and lifesaving equipment on board; insures cargo and deck equipment are properly secured for sea; observes precautions common to the ordinary practice of seamanship; directs the operation and maintenance of deck equipment such as cranes, winches, boats, ground tackle, wire ropes, blocks, and lines.