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JHONATAN R. GANDICA E. • B.ASc. in Maritime / Nautical Sciences • Chief Officer (Unlimited) STCW II/2 • Master up to 3000 GRT “MASTER MARINER CLASS 1 LICENSE IN PROGRESS (Aug-2022)”

Table of content 01 Skills, Education Skills gained; maritime / nautical education or related 02 TrainingSTCW model and maritime short courses as well as other related training 03 Professional experience Digest of most relevant jobs performed on board and onshore in maritime industry 04 GalleryImages at work from cadetship to nowadays

Skills Attitude ������ Management Operational • Can-do attitude, proactive • PMS / preventive maintenance • Oil / chemical cargo operations and supervision • Huge wish to try new abilities, job tasks, • Coordination for repairing, as well as • Tank measuring, oil products calculation • Tank cleaning, COW languages or going deeply in current knowledge. planning for drydock • Container / dry bulk / breakbulk / Project cargo ops • Working with multi-cultural personnel is not • Comfortable delivering training sessions in • Safe cargo handling, securing and stowage • Draft survey, Ships’ stability an issue technical and motivational matters • BRM, voyage monitoring and appraisal • Striving for continuous improving and applying • Concerned about seeking best • Mooring (SBM, CBM), STS offshore ops. 6S Lean or any other resources optimization methodological and pedagogical way to philosophy convey the desired message Evaluation HSE Logistic • SIRE, RIGHTSHIP readiness • Risk assessments, PTW • Vessel administrative matters, purchasing, technical • PSC, USCG inspection • Skilled on Training personnel prior job (TBT) requirements concerning supplies and requisitions • Class and flag inspections • International HSE regulations from IMO, OCIMF, • Internal / external QHSSE audit, ISM / ISPS / MLC • Manage of vessel arrival requirements • SMS implementación ICS, PSC MOUs, Class • Familiarized with commercial elements: charter party • Vessel KPI follow-up • Design and assurance of emergency procedures • Training, testing and maintenance of LSA & FFE conditions / laycan / demurrage / NOR • Cargo care and supervision regarding claims avoiding Having been on board for many years (and onshore for a couple of it), some of them being part of the management teem where the rule is often to handle stressful situations under short deadlines, complex operations or even troubles with limited resources; you get holistically prepared for this always changing and demanding maritime industry, where keeping the balance among safety and continuous improvement is the day to day goal.

Education Master Mariner Unlimited, STCW A-II/2 University Maritime of Caribbean - Postgraduate School (Venezuela | certification in progress) (Ago-2022) Marine Loss Adjuster/Surveyor Certification COMME (Spain) (2021) Expert Auditor on ISO Integrated Managements Systems IMS (QSHE) Bureau Veritas Business School (Spain) (2021) PGCert. in Maritime / Nautical Sciences (IMO Model 7.01). University Maritime of Caribbean Postgraduate School (Venezuela) (2016) B.ASc. in Maritime / Nautical Sciences Maritime University of Caribbean. Venezuela (2007)

Training STCW MODEL COURSES 1.44 Safety training for personal providing direct service to OTHER MARITIME passenger in passenger spaces COURSES 1.01 Basic training for oil and chemical tanker cargo operations 2.03 Advance training in firefighting (AFF) 1.02 Advanced training for oil tanker cargo operations 3.09 Supervisor Officer of the Port State Control (PSCO) • Loading Master training 1.03 Advanced training for chemical tanker 3.11 Investigation of marine casualties and incidents • Assessment and examination 1.04 Basic training for liquified gas tanker cargo operations 3.19 Ship security officer (SSO) 1.05 Advanced training for liquified gas tanker cargo operations 3.26 Security awareness for seafarers with designated security of ISM Code 1.07 RADAR navigation, RADAR plotting and use of ARPA, duties • ISM Internal Auditor operational level 3.27 Security awareness training for all seafarers 1.08 RADA, ARPA, bridge teamwork, search and rescue 6.09 Training course for instructors (TTT) Certificate management level 7.01 Master and Chief Mate • Transas Navi-Sailor 4000 1.10 Dangerous, hazardous and harmful cargoes 1.13 Elementary first aids STCW MARITIME COURSES (Transas ECDIS) 1.14 Medical first aids • ISO 31000:2018 Risk 1.15 Medical care • Bridge resources management (BRM) 1.19 Personal survival techniques • MARPOL I - Regulations for preventing oil pollution from ships Management System 1.20 Basic fire prevention and firefighting • MARPOL III - Rules for preventing contamination by harmful 1.21 Personal safety and social responsibilities OFFSHORE 1.22 Ship Simulator and bridge teamwork substances transported by sea in package 1.23 Proficiency in survival craft and rescue boats, other tnan fast • MARPOL VI - Regulations for preventing air pollution from ships • FPSO Certificate rescue boats • Crude oil washing (COW) • Basic Offshore Safety 1.24 Proficiency in fast rescue boats training (FRB) • Inert gas system (IG) 1.25 General operator's certificate for GMDSS • Safety Officer on board Induction and Emergency 1.27 Operational use of ECDIS • Basic training for the management of ballast water and sediment of Training (OPITO BOSIET) 1.38 Training awareness of the marine enviroment • Dynamic Position Induction 1.39 Leaddership and teamwork ships (B-BWM) (Konsberg DP Basic) 1.41 Passanger ship crowd management trainig • Advanced training for the management of ballast water and Nautical Institute 1.42 Crisis management and human behavior training • IADC RIGPASS sediment of ships (A-BWM) • International Minimum • Passenger safety, cargo safety and hull integrity training Industry Safety Training • Management of change (IMIST)

SHORT FIGURES type of ships and total times 15 years engaged in maritime industry ON BOARD TIME Crude oil / oil products / 4.6 years CPP / chemical 3.4 years (Bulk liquid) 8.0 years Bulk carrier /container / 1.5 years ON BOARD TIME general cargo / breakbulk (Dry) From traineeship to nowadays TOTAL SEA TIME Port operations supervisor / Professor, training instructor TOTAL ONSHORE TIME

Professional experience (Most relevant jobs) MT PROTEO ATLANTIC WIND PICO ESPEJO DECK CADET 3rd OFFICER 3rd OFFICER Crude Oil Tanker Chemical / Oil Tanker DWT: 99 392 / LOA: 244 m DWT: 13 845 / LOA: 133 m Chemical Tanker DWT: 12 445 / LOA: 132 m 2006-2007 Ulti2008mate 2008

Professional experience (Most relevant jobs) HSS DICOVERY HONESTY ICE ENERGY MANUEL GUAL 2nd OFFICER 2nd OFFICER 2nd OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER Ro-Ro Ferry (HSC) Product Tanker DWT: 1 500 / LOA: 127 m DWT: 50 384 / LOA: 183 m Crude Oil Tanker Multi-purpose cargo vessel 2010-2011 Ulti2015ate DWT: 70 377 / LOA: 229 m DWT: 17 356 / LOA: 142 m 2015-2016 2018

Professional experience (Most relevant jobs) RED MAJESTIC FILIPPA COQUIMBO I INDIGO I 2nd OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER 2nd OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER Bulk Carrier Ro-Ro container vessel Crude Oil Tanker Chemical / Oil Tanker DWT: 17 013 / LOA: 135 m DWT: 3 930 / LOA: 125 m DWT: 105 578 / LOA: 231 m DWT: 5 712 / LOA: 105 m 2021 2022 2018 Ulti2020mate

Professional experience (Onshore) LA GUAIRA PORT (Harbour Master Office) UNIVERSITY MARITIME OF CARIBBEAN PORT OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR PROFESSOR • Second in Command at non-office hours Professor of: • In charge of port clearance issuance • Coastal Navigation and Dead Reckoning I and II. • Sign of honor for merit at work • Basic Electronic Navigation • VTS Supervisor • Maritime communications • Coordination of entrance, berthing and departure of vessel • Online technical Maritime transport program • Pilotage service supervision • SAR events coordination along with Navy Authorities 2009-2010 • Liaison with port contractors 2009-2010

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