Resume

James Molloy

P.O. Box 214

Madison, NH 03849

(603) 367-8478, Fax (603) 367-8419

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Hidden Harbour Engineering, Madison, NH.

4/90-Present President

· Engineering Consulting Company. Oversea shipyard repair periods, main engine repair and overhauls, hydraulic systems and shipboard related computer control systems. Design review of general engineering systems, prints and CAD drawings. Design custom database programs for shipping industry (Government approved for use).

· US Government approved MSC and MARAD Port Engineer.

· Contractor to P&H Marine, A marine consulting firm that assists companies in obtaining ISO/ISM/SEP certification.

Prospect Shipping, Inglewood Cliffs, NJ.

12/99-12/00 Program Manager

· Oversee all aspects of USNS Large Medium Speed Ro/Ro’s (LMSR) vessel operations, crewing, logistics, maintenance and repair. Day-to-day interaction with vessels’ crews and shore based staff to insure vessels are fully compliant with government and regulatory requirements. Oversee Shipyard overhaul and drydockings.

BayShip Management Inc., Inglewood Cliffs, NJ.

9/99-12/99 Program Manager/Port Engineer

· As Program Manager, oversee all aspects of USNS Large Medium Speed Ro/Ro’s (LMSR) vessel operations, crewing, logistics, maintenance and repair. Day-to-day interaction with vessels’ crews and shore based staff to insure vessels are fully compliant with government and regulatory requirements.

· As MSC approved Port Engineer, write all repair specifications, and oversee all contracted repairs, co-ordinate surveys and certifications with regulatory organizations, solicit port services, manage government and company requirements and administer policies while vessels are in port. Negotiate all contracted repairs when vessels are overseas. Audit ISO 9000 compliance.

3/98-9/99 Port Engineer, SS CHESAPEAKE

· Oversea major overhauls and conversion of the OPDS Tanker CHESEAPEAKE for MARAD. West Coast BSMI representative.

12/96-3/98 Chief Engineer, USNS SHUGHART

· Oversea general maintenance, operation and repair of the SHUGHART, lead vessel in the US Government LMSR Program.

· Port Engineer for the USNS YANO during shipyard period in Boston, Mass 1997.

AMO Star Center, Dania, FL.

1994 - 1999 Instructor

· Taught basic and advanced slow speed diesel course on Star Center Engine Simulators. Design / upgrade new and existing courses. USCG approved instructor.

Sheridan Transportation Inc., New York, NY.

4/90-12/96 Chief Engineer, M/V ITB BALTIMORE

· Oversea the computerized inventory, machinery history, maintenance and repair of the 48,000 DWT Tanker.

· Complete ISO/ISM certification of the vessel and company, Oct 95.

· May 92, oversaw the M/V BALTIMORE major overhaul. Note: that successful completions of this overhaul allowed settlement of outstanding lawsuits with Sparrows Point Shipyard, Baltimore, MD and Tampa Shipyard, Florida for four other class vessels.

American Overseas Marine Corp. (AMSEA), Quincy, MA.

1/89-4/90 Port Engineer, Special Projects

· Responsible for the design and implication of modification to the MPS vessels engineering systems. Objective was to correct original design deficiencies of the Braintree class vessels. Responsibility included all interface with Military Sealift Command (MSC) in Washington for engineering design review and documentation.

· Design, write and instruct pneumatic course on Main Engine systems for use by all AMSEA engineers.

4/88-1/89 Port Engineer, RRF Program

· Start-up team for AMSEA’s RRF Program (Ready Reserve Fleet).

· Responsible for initial 12 vessel inspection and acceptance into AMSEA’s RRF program.

· Responsible for writing and administrating ship repair and dry-dock specifications to MARAD requirements (IFB’s).

· Assist Contract Manager with MARAD Contract administration.

4/85-4/88 Chief Engineer, M/V 2^nd LT. JOHN P. BOBO

· Lead vessel of Braintree class ships, specifically designed for USMC MPS Program. Designed as RO-RO, product carrier and heavy lift vessel.

Tanker Management Inc., New Orleans, LA.

7/78-4/85 Assistant Engineer

· Assistant Engineer on attended and un-attended engine room vessels on oil tankers. Experienced in high, medium and slow speed diesels, direct and reversing engines, and fixed and variable pitched propellers.

Education:

1978 Maine Maritime Academy, BS Marine Engineering / Ocean Engineering

License:

USCG Chief Engineers Motor Unlimited

Other Training:

Lloyds ISO 9002 Internal Quality Auditing Inspector

Enterprise Diesel Factory course, AMO District 1 Advance Slow Speed Diesel course. Refrigeration certification.

HAZMAT course, MARAD Firefighting School, Advanced Shipboard Medicine Course, IG COW Tanker Safety Course

Project Management Course, Boston University

Woodward Governor factory course. General Electric Console course, Haggland Crane course, MacGregor Naviar Hydraulic course.

Gould Modicon course

Stork Workspoor diesel factory course, Bergen Diesel Factory course

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

References Upon Request