Michael Mundie

• Signaled crane operator to lower basic assembly units to bedplate and aligned unit to centerline.
• Dismantled machines, categorized parts by carefully documenting components and moved equipment into storage.
• Moved machinery and equipment weighing over 2000 pounds and up to 100000 pounds using hoists, dollies, rollers and trucks.
• Reviewed equipment and daily job specifications, drawings and blueprints to properly and safely assemble machinery.
• Inspected operating safety devices for proper functionality after repairs, installations, modifications and installations.
• Used rigging, hoists, and equipment to move heavy machinery between locations and complete installations.
• Conduct risk assessments before each performance or production in order to identify potential hazards associated with the use of lifting devices.
• Securely attach loads to rigging equipment using clamps, shackles, and other fasteners.
• Inspect rigging equipment for any visible damage or defects prior to use.
• Ensure that all safety protocols are followed while setting up and operating rigging systems.
• Train new crew members on proper techniques for setting up and operating rigging systems safely.
• Determine appropriate load-bearing capacity of various types of rigging systems and components.
• Maintained open communication with crane and other equipment operators to smoothly transport loads.
• Coordinated structural and heavy lifts with properly rigged equipment.
• Signaled and verbally directed workers engaged in hoisting and moving loads to protect workers and materials.
• Conducted frequent safety evaluations on rigging equipment.

• Ensured that all required safety protocols were followed while underway.
• Performed safety checks on all equipment and gear prior to use.
• Monitored engine room bilges for any signs of water leakage or contamination.
• Performed vessel maintenance services, including cleaning, painting and basic repairs.
• Assisted with minor renovation or repair to keep boat in operable condition.
• Read and interpreted gauges and fluid levels, reporting problems to captain.
• Performed minor cleaning to maintain deck, safety equipment and machinery.
• Monitored equipment for leaks, loose pipes, broken lights or other issues for repair needs.
• Maintained and organized ship's compartments for better efficiency and to easily obtain needed items.
• Checked oil levels and monitored equipment to regularly oil and lubricate for smooth functioning.
• Examined machinery to verify pressures or lubricant flows.
• Lubricated machinery, equipment or engine parts.
• Read pressure and temperature gauges or displays and recorded data in engineering logs.
• Maintained ship's engines, generators, winches and capstans
• Maintained government-issued certifications.

• Ensured that all required safety protocols were followed while underway.
• Communicated effectively with other vessels via radio transmissions.
• Organized tools and supplies needed for onboard repairs or maintenance tasks.
• Prepared meals for crew members and served them at meal times.
• Checked navigation lights regularly to ensure they were functioning properly.
• Performed safety checks on all equipment and gear prior to use.
• Provided support to bridge personnel with lookout duties while underway.
• Maintained a clean deck area through daily sweeping and scrubbing of surfaces.
• Monitored engine room bilges for any signs of water leakage or contamination.
• Carried out instructions issued by captain regarding docking procedures.
• Ran errands ashore as needed such as purchasing fuel or provisions for the vessel.
• Assisted in mooring operations by tying off lines and setting anchor points.
• Responsible for loading and unloading cargo, supplies, and passengers on the vessel.
• Fastened handling lines and moorings to prevent boats, barges and equipment from drifting away.
• Performed vessel maintenance services, including cleaning, painting and basic repairs.
• Safely and efficiently completed tasks as navigation look-out.
• Participated in drills and exercises to prepare for fire, collision or other emergencies.
• Used lines, wires and stationary winches to build and break tow.
• Assisted with minor renovation or repair to keep boat in operable condition.
• Stood watch in high-density traffic areas under extreme weather and sea conditions to support navigation rules.
• Performed minor cleaning to maintain deck, safety equipment and machinery.
• Liaised with crew to prepare barges for product loading and discharging.
• Documented vessel's supplies and equipment inventory.
• Chipped and cleaned rust spots on decks, superstructures or sides of ships.
• Stood watch in ships' bows or bridge wings to look for obstructions or locate navigational aids.
• Maintained government-issued certifications.

• Signaled crane operator to lower basic assembly units to bedplate and aligned unit to centerline.
• Dismantled machines, categorized parts by carefully documenting components and moved equipment into storage.
• Moved machinery and equipment weighing over 2000 pounds and up to 100000 pounds using hoists, dollies, rollers and trucks.
• Reviewed equipment and daily job specifications, drawings and blueprints to properly and safely assemble machinery.
• Inspected operating safety devices for proper functionality after repairs, installations, modifications and installations.
• Used rigging, hoists, and equipment to move heavy machinery between locations and complete installations.
• Conduct risk assessments before each performance or production in order to identify potential hazards associated with the use of lifting devices.
• Securely attach loads to rigging equipment using clamps, shackles, and other fasteners.
• Inspect rigging equipment for any visible damage or defects prior to use.
• Ensure that all safety protocols are followed while setting up and operating rigging systems.
• Train new crew members on proper techniques for setting up and operating rigging systems safely.
• Determine appropriate load-bearing capacity of various types of rigging systems and components.
• Maintained open communication with crane and other equipment operators to smoothly transport loads.
• Coordinated structural and heavy lifts with properly rigged equipment.
• Signaled and verbally directed workers engaged in hoisting and moving loads to protect workers and materials.
• Conducted frequent safety evaluations on rigging equipment.

• Trained teams on specific operations and requirements for each job site, including applicable procedures and techniques.
• Maintained tools, equipment and work sites.
• Established work priorities to meet contractual obligations for schedule and installations.
• Kept supervisor informed of job progress and material requirements
• Coordinated schedules and day-to-day activities of crew to satisfy project needs.
• Reduced downtime during production by maintaining equipment and reducing unnecessary maintenance.
• Read and understood specifications, drawings and blueprints to complete accurate, high-quality work.
• Led team of 12 techs to perform daily tasks.

Performed Maintenance an repair work on Crane and Forklift equipment to keep jobs on task, notifying Management of major machinery failures.

• Maintained high level of morale and team-work on production floor through frequent communication with 10 employees.
• Identified equipment malfunctions by using various troubleshooting methods, including visual inspection and diagnosing the issue to resolve the problem.
• Transported materials, tools and machines to installation sites.
• Maintained open communication with crane and other equipment operators to smoothly and efficiently transport load.
• Monitored cables and grappling devices for wear and replaced cables according to preventive maintenance schedule.
• Inspected crane mechanisms and lifting accessories to maintain functionality and identify malfunctions.
• Reduced hazards and risks by conducting daily inspections on cranes.
• Maintained cranes by inspecting for defects or wear, lubricated ropes and winches,and replaced worn out cables.