Ryan Bierd

• Maintained a clean and organized deck area, promoting a positive working environment for all crew members.
• Assisted in navigational tasks such as plotting courses, maintaining logs, and monitoring vessel position using advanced marine technology systems.
• Contributed to increased operational efficiency by performing timely equipment inspections and repairs as necessary.
• Demonstrated adaptability in various weather conditions, ensuring continuous progress towards project goals.
• Operated heavy machinery with precision during loading/unloading procedures, preventing damage to cargo or equipment.

This is a business a close family friend and I started together. I have been there since day one learning what it takes to run an efficient private Charter Sport fishing business. Most importantly alongside having a well working crew (Captain Greg Stewart and myself) is a proper running vessel to safely take on the responsibility of customers and show them the wonderful things our oceans have to offer.

My responsibilities aboard the Rapture include:

• Going through startup procedure and a once over through the whole vessel to make sure it is safe to start our day.
• Check water tanks
• Clean and organize to be prepared for customers
• Welcome and help load people and items
• Maintain safety and well-being for everybody on Deck
• Help coordinate with Captain for navigation with or without electronics

Working with Richard Olinger Electric has been a great opportunity to learn a wide spectrum of electrical work. Whether it's troubleshooting simple residential circuits or wiring industrial Buildings from the ground up. With the on and off years I've worked with Richard the CEO and my father the foreman of the company I have taking my knowledge to a whole another potential with being able to understand circuits.

Work tasks include:

• Kept tools and materials organized, contributing to a clean and safe work area for all team members throughout each project''s duration.
• Worked in small areas other workers were unfit for
• Understand circuits