Nigel Sawh

Directly responsible for the strategy, planning, and management for all phases of military and domestic logistics within the Marine Ship Safety Port Facility Security Unit of the Coast Guard, and Maritime Services of Trinidad and Tobago. This job/position I hold requires me to work closely with the regional and local teams of personnel in a vast and dynamic world, helping achieve the secondary cost and service targets for the effective operational upkeep of warehouses/stores, expected to deliver logistical services to meet the complex requirements of all appointments and transportation needs of staff to port facilities located around Trinidad and Tobago: Superintend supply chain functions for high and low volume product warehousing i.e., all petroleum products, parts, and equipment (distribution/ dispatching to deliver operational excellence and work effectively with internal stakeholders/departments across a matrix environment). Develop and manage a team of over 100 logistical personnel between the Maritime Services and the T&T Coast Guard deployed daily across Trinidad and Tobago: ensure the achievement of service objectives safely and efficiently: Implement all Health Safety Security and Environment (HSSE) initiatives and meet Decision Support System (DSS) statutory requirements and Legal expectations in all areas of warehousing and transportation: Having an Oversight of all petroleum products, tools, machinery, equipment, and general upkeep of the facilities surroundings. Implementation of all security measures on the Port facilities that are ISPS compliant within T&T i.e. auditing of Port Facilities Security Assessments and Security Plans to ensure that rules and regulations stipulated by the ISPS Code are adhered to, I assumed the position of what is called the Port Facilities Security Coordinator, managing and proving all training of Port Facilities Security Inspectors: Coordinate all visits form the US Coast Guard that visits biannually to our shores to inspect the port facilities for breeches of the ISPS Code they do trade within Trinidad and Tobago.

Coordinate all visits from the International Maritime Organization (IMO), towards training and certification of staff members of both the Maritime services and the Coast Guard. I have controlled investigations of Service Quality incidents, Facilities incidents, Transportation, and all Vehicular traffic incidents for the Coast Guard implementing Loss Prevention plans to mitigate against future incidents and accidents: communicated the Coast Guard’s vision, metrics, goals, achievements to staff and senior staff. Providing the right goal to combine the right training, credentials, and experiences gained from the twenty-seven years of working with the Coast Guard, imparting knowledge and skills to your organization.

Innovative Fleet Chief Petty Officer offering 20-year background supervising day-to-day activities of junior officers. Disciplined and respectful professional skillful in supporting units to achieve safe, secure environment and overseeing over 60 pieces of equipment and systems. Comfortable working in fast-paced environments and quickly adapting to constantly changing priorities.

Strategic Port Facility Security Supervisor/ Motor Transport Manager with extensive experience leading and managing teams in high-stress environments. Efficient in planning and executing complex military operations. Skilled in developing and implementing policies and procedures with focus on safety.

Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.

Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy.

• Vessel Security Officer/Company Security Officer/Port Facility Security Officer, QMI INC-0577, 03/25/14, 03/27/14
• Certificate Training in Maritime Management Systems, QMI INC-0577, 03/27/14
• National Workshop on Ballast Water management Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement (CME), International Maritime Organization (IMO), 07/24/13, 07/26/13
• Port State Control General Training Course, Maritime Services of Trinidad and Tobago, 06/06/12, 07/07/12
• Introduction to Occupational Safety and Health, Cippriani College of Labour & Co-operative Studies, 10/08/11, 12/10/11
• Motor-Man Chief Engineering Course, National Fisheries of Trinidad and Tobago, 09/01/08, 12/31/08
• Fleet Management and Road Safety: JARIC Health and road Management Safety Organization.

• Auto and Diesel Engineer
• Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project)

• Jason Roach, CEO, ROJAN Industries, 19A El Socorro Road, Extension #1, San Juan, Trinidad & Tobago, 868-779-6697
• Tristan Mohip, Commander, Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard, Staubles Bay, Chaguaramas, 738-4659
• Anthony Hector, Commander, Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard, Staubles Bay, Chaguaramas, 868-465-0097,732-5840

Enjoy the occasional outdoor activity of Hiking through forested areas of Trinidad and Tobago. Getting to know the natural eco system that exist locally.

Excellent Event Planner, from full formal gatherings to House barbecue gathering.

Enjoy playing the sport and viewing international games.

• Supervised team of [Number] staff members.
• Achieved [Result] through effectively helping with [Task].
• Documented and resolved [Issue] which led to [Results].
• Achieved [Result] by completing [Task] with accuracy and efficiency.
• Collaborated with team of [Number] in the development of [Project name].
• Resolved product issue through consumer testing.