Michael Collis
Sarasota,FL
Summary
Recently Retired Coast Guard Boatswain Mate with over 29 years of successful experience and expertise in guiding and commanding ships while following safety procedures. Veteran with strong organizational and problem-solving skills, energetic, adept at setting priorities, respond positively and effectively in a dynamic work environment. Resourcefulness, coupled with the ability to build effective, valuable long-term relationships with clients, peers, and business partners.
Overview
29
29
years of professional experience
Work History
Boatswain's Mate, Master Chief Petty Officer
US Coast Guard
Sarasota
08.1993 - 06.2022
- Officer in Charge, Executive Officer of 3 87-foot Patrol Boats, Boatswains Mate at 3 Rescue Stations and 2 USCG Ships
- Ready for Operations Team Leader, Sector Miami, led a team inspecting 21 USCG vessels and stations annually, for adherence and compliance with regulations and material condition.
- Oversaw cargo handling and inspected anchoring, mooring, fueling, towing and transferring of personnel and cargo.
- Trained deck division personnel in upkeep of ship's external structure, marlinspike, painting, rigging and deck equipment.
- Prioritized safety procedures when operating vessels, controlling speed, berthing and unberthing, giving optimal protection to crew and equipment.
- Directed and coordinated crew members and workers and maintained strict operational schedules and profit targets.
Education
Master of Science - Organizational Leadership
Trident University International
Cypress, CA12.2021
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
Excelsior College
Albany, NY12.2016
Skills
- Vessel management
- Dockhand management
- Marina operations
- Mariner relations
- Boat mooring assistance
- Quality Management
- Inspection protocols
- Visual inspections
Timeline
Boatswain's Mate, Master Chief Petty Officer
US Coast Guard
08.1993 - 06.2022
Master of Science - Organizational Leadership
Trident University International
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
Excelsior College