Owen John Sackim

• Determined necessary steps to bring systems into compliance.
• Established procedures for corrective and preventive maintenance.
• Optimized performance of facility machinery through calibration and repairs.
• Enhanced team productivity by providing ongoing training and support for engineering staff members.
• Ensured regulatory compliance by staying updated on industry standards and implementing necessary changes to company procedures.
• Managed and scheduled equipment and system preventive maintenance programs to verify contractual compliance.

Vessels sailed on as Chief Engineer

• Swift Rescue - Search and Rescue - DP2 - MAN-4400KW
• Pacific Assegai - PSV-DP1-Bergen - 4700 KW
• Pacific Falcon - Seismic Survey-DP2 - Niigata -3725 KW

• Managed a team of engineers and technical personnel, fostering an efficient work environment to complete tasks promptly.
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• Vessels sailed on as 2nd Enginer
• SA Agulhas -Research / Supply - Mirrlees Blackstone - 4476 KW
• Vessels Sailed on as Chief Engineer
• Victoria Mxenge - Fisheries Patrol - MTU - 5440 KW
• Smit LLoyd 33 - AHV -Stork - 4000 KW

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• Improved vessel performance by conducting regular maintenance and repairs on the ship''s propulsion system.
• Base engineer in charge of maintenance and repair of crew boats,PSV and AHV in Angola
• Sailed as 2nd Engineer at first on Gulf Scaup -Caterpillar - 3130 KW after which transfer as Chief Engineer on Crew Boats Merlin Tide -Cummins -5440 KW
• Shore Base Engineer and Dry docking Superintendent in Lobito,Angola in charge of all vessel regular and emergency dockings.

• Managed a team of engineers and technical personnel, fostering an efficient work environment to complete tasks promptly.
• Developed training programs for junior engineering officers to improve their knowledge about ship systems operation and maintenance procedures.
• Maintenance of diesels, hydraulics , pneumatics and drilling equipment.
• Vessels Sailed on
• Douglas Bay- Prospecting Diamond Survey - MAK -1590 KW
• Grand Banks - Drillship - Diesel Electric - Caterpillar - MAK -3600 MW