Tristan Nall

• Responsible for loading and unloading cargo, supplies, and passengers on the vessel.
• Performed safety checks on all equipment and gear prior to use.
• Assisted in mooring operations by tying off lines and setting anchor points.
• Maintained a clean deck area through daily sweeping and scrubbing of surfaces.
• Monitored engine room bilges for any signs of water leakage or contamination.
• Ensured that all required safety protocols were followed while underway.
• Checked navigation lights regularly to ensure they were functioning properly.
• Provided support to bridge personnel with lookout duties while underway.
• Communicated effectively with other vessels via radio transmissions.
• Stored food items safely in order to reduce spoilage during long journeys.
• Organized tools and supplies needed for onboard repairs or maintenance tasks.
• Carried out instructions issued by captain regarding docking procedures.
• Followed strict guidelines related to hazardous materials handling aboard ship.
• Ran errands ashore as needed such as purchasing fuel or provisions for 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.
• Assisted with minor renovation or repair to keep boat in operable condition.
• Performed minor cleaning to maintain deck, safety equipment and machinery.
• Used lines, wires and stationary winches to build and break tow.
• Participated in drills and exercises to prepare for fire, collision or other emergencies.
• Monitored deck areas to enforce security of boat, passengers and cargo.
• Stood watch in high-density traffic areas under extreme weather and sea conditions to support navigation rules.
• Inspected firefighting, lifesaving and other equipment on boat to maintain functionality.
• Read and interpreted gauges and fluid levels, reporting problems to captain.
• Handled rigging, lines and tow to increase equipment longevity.
• Maintained professionalism and efficiency in emergency situations.
• Liaised with crew to prepare barges for product loading and discharging.
• Safely and efficiently completed [Task] daily as navigation look-out.
• Swept, mopped and washed down decks to remove dirt and debris.
• Spliced and repaired ropes, wire cables or cordage.
• Chipped and cleaned rust spots on decks, superstructures or sides of ships.
• Lubricated machinery, equipment or engine parts.
• Cleaned, maintained and mended ship decks and assessed areas requiring major damage repair.
• Attached hoses and operated pumps to transfer substances to and from liquid cargo tanks.
• Checked oil levels and monitored equipment to regularly oil and lubricate for smooth functioning.
• Read pressure and temperature gauges or displays and recorded data in engineering logs.
• Maintained government-issued certifications.

• Performed preventative maintenance on mechanical equipment and machinery.
• Assisted in the installation of new machines and equipment.
• Tested, diagnosed, and repaired malfunctioning components.
• Inspected and tested machinery, equipment and component parts to identify defects, diagnose malfunctions and facilitate repairs.

• Performed regular lawn maintenance, such as mowing, edging, trimming, and aerating.
• Inspected properties for weeds, pests, diseases, and other issues that could affect the health of grass or plants.
• Applied fertilizers and herbicides to lawns according to manufacturer's instructions.
• Conducted yard maintenance tasks according to contract and to meet customer satisfaction.

Repairs on small engines example Lawn mowers, weed eater, push mowers, compact tractor. Operated all the above as well as lawn care.

• Tested, diagnosed, and repaired malfunctioning components.