Audrey Von Patrick Genova

Maintenance in all machinery onboardship

Maintain cleanliness on engine room

• Checked machines and components for malfunctions and maintenance needs.
• Supported smooth operations by maintaining cleanliness in engine rooms and other workspaces throughout the vessel or platform.
• Demonstrated exceptional attention to detail, ensuring that all components of machinery were functioning properly and effectively.
• Ensured safe working environment with adherence to safety protocols and regulations.
• Greased bearings, chains, and shafts.
• Preserved the longevity of essential machinery with thorough cleaning practices aimed at preventing rust or corrosion buildup.
• Improved equipment reliability by conducting regular maintenance checks and lubrication.
• Expedited repair processes during critical moments through clear communication with supervisors regarding issues discovered during routine checks.
• Maintained accurate logs of all maintenance tasks for future reference and analysis.
• Optimized fuel consumption rates via vigilant monitoring of gauges in order to maintain optimal levels at all times.
• Enhanced team communication by providing timely updates on equipment status and any ongoing maintenance activities.
• Elevated teamwork among crew members by collaborating effectively on shared tasks such as coiling lines or handling mooring ropes when necessary.
• Increased operational efficiency by proactively identifying worn-out parts or components before they caused major failures.
• Relieved operator, watched control booth and cross-trained on additional functions.
• Boosted overall efficiency of the machinery, performing routine inspections and adjustments as needed.
• Inspected fuel, water, oil, and slop oil tank levels.
• Demonstrated commitment to ongoing professional development by attending workshops, trainings, and conferences related to oiler responsibilities.
• Assisted crew members during emergency situations, demonstrating quick thinking and problem-solving abilities.
• Streamlined inventory management through proper organization and tracking of tools, spare parts, and supplies.
• Reduced downtime by promptly addressing any machinery issues and coordinating repairs.
• Collaborated with engineers and technicians to identify potential areas for improvement in machinery performance.
• Bolstered crew morale by maintaining a positive attitude and providing assistance to colleagues as needed, fostering a cooperative work environment.
• Contributed to cost savings through early detection of potential problems that could lead to expensive repairs if left unaddressed.
• Assisted with maintenance of fuel systems and associated components.
• Read output of various gauges or displays and documented information in engineering logs.
• Maintained ship generators and engines in top condition with regular preventive and predictive work.
• Kept shipboard firefighting and lifesaving equipment properly maintained for use in emergency situations.
• Followed and helped enforce safety regulations for different ship equipment, systems and work areas.
• Operated and monitored propulsion and steering systems.
• Worked alongside cargo team to conduct safe loading and unloading operations.
• Troubleshot and resolved mechanical problems with various systems and equipment.
• Directed crew members cleaning, maintaining and painting or varnishing various ship areas.
• Moved liquid cargo between tanks with use of special hoses and pumps.
• Updated logs for onboard equipment and machinery following correct documentation procedures.
• Moored vessels to wharfs with proper use of correct lines.
• Met requirements for government-issued certifications, keeping ship in full compliance.
• Installed, tested and configured new shipboard equipment for use.
• Supported ship navigation by inspecting, testing and aligning equipment for proper operation.
• Completed shipboard or shore patrols based on current needs, orders, or objectives.
• Operated specialized equipment, including winches, cranes and derricks during ship operations.
• Evaluated vessels prior to departure, documented concerns and coordinated timely repairs.
• Inspected and tested vessels while under normal and special operating conditions to identify concerns.