Randall J. Franchuk's OceanCosmos Nigeria Limited Curriculum Vitae (CV)

OCEANCOSMOS NIGERIA LIMITED HYDROGEOMATIC AND GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY CONSULTING SERVICES WORLDWIDE – COMPLETE PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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CURRICULUM VITAE (CV) FOR RANDALL J. FRANCHUK

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • President and Owner, for over twenty years, of an east coast central Florida,

USA, based hydrographic and offshore survey consulting company, specializing in the fields of both inshore and offshore hydrogeomatic and geophysical survey consulting services worldwide, for both shallow and deep water applications. Full post-processing services for all hydrographic multibeam echosounder sonar, side scan sonar, sub-bottom profiler, and magnetometer data available in-house or onsite. Provide training on all hydrographic, geophysical, and oceanographic equipment, systems, and acquisition and post-processing software packages. Consulting service and project management available for all projects worldwide.

• Managing Director and Owner of OceanCosmos Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of OceanCosmos Corporation, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, West Africa. This indigenous company formed in June 2013, provides all inshore and offshore hydrogeomatic and geophysical survey consulting services and complete project management throughout Africa, for both shallow and deep water applications.

• From July 2012, been involved in providing various consulting services, acting as General Manager, for an established USA based hydrographic and marine survey company that has started an indigenous venture in Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, West Africa. This company provides marine inshore and offshore, surface and subsurface survey, navigation, and positioning services, in support of all types of operations that service the oil and gas, marine construction, civil engineering, dredging industry, and various marine and oceanographic research institutes. Completed the registration process with the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), Nigerian Petroleum Exchange (NipeX), and numerous oil and gas companies. Oversee the day-to-day operations of all office, field, and offshore operations. Responsible for the implementation and enforcing of the company’s Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) policy, and personnel training program. Interface with respect to administrative, operational, and technical issues with the various independent and government oil and gas companies, prospecting, exploration, production, construction, and dredging companies, as well as government maritime agencies, such as the Federal Ministry of Transport’s Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), as well as the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA). Acting Managing Director, when the company’s MD is not in Nigeria.



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PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS (Continued) • Company Representative for OPI International Nigeria Limited, responsible for

overseeing all subcontractor hydrogeomatic and geophysical survey operations, involving a submarine electrical cable route and pipeline route survey inshore and offshore of the Forcados estuary area, Delta State, Nigeria, West Africa. This project, for the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited, (SPDC), on the “FYIP Flares Down Offshore Works Phase I”, occurred between November 2014 and March 2015. Inshore and offshore field operations included a high-resolution geophysical survey of the entire submarine electrical cable route and pipeline route, with multibeam echosounder (MBES), side scan sonar, sub-bottom profiler, magnetometer, and a pipe tracking system for the inshore shallow water areas. Responsible for complete draft checking and client’s final acceptance of all the field and post-processed data, documentation, and reports.

• Project Manager for an analog and digital 2D high-resolution geophysical survey offshore Brass, Bayelsa State, Nigeria, West Africa, for Chevron Nigeria Limited, (CNL), in the Funiwa field location, between June 2014 and July 2014. Offshore field operations included an analog geophysical survey of several Funiwa sites, with multibeam echosounder (MBES), side scan sonar, sub-bottom profiler, and magnetometer. A 2D high-resolution geophysical survey was also performed on all analog surveyed Funiwa sites, utilizing a 48 multi-channel and 100 m. single streamer configuration, onboard geophysical seismic data acquisition system.

• Project Manager for an analog geophysical survey of a submarine cable route, offshore Escravos, Delta State, Nigeria, West Africa, for Chevron Nigeria Limited, (CNL), in the Meren field location, during January 2013. Utilized a multibeam echosounder (MBES), side scan sonar, sub-bottom profiler, and magnetometer.

• Project Manager for an analog and 2D digital high-resolution geophysical survey offshore Escravos, Delta State, Nigeria, West Africa, for Chevron Nigeria Limited, (CNL), in both the Meren field and Okan field locations, between June 2013 and September 2013. The offshore field operations included an analog geophysical survey of several Meren and Okan sites, with multibeam echosounder (MBES), side scan sonar, sub-bottom profiler, and magnetometer. A 2D high-resolution geophysical survey was also performed on all analog surveyed Meren and Okan sites, utilizing a 48 multi-channel and 30 m. long single streamer configuration, onboard geophysical seismic data acquisition system, after the analog survey.

• Project Manager responsible for both surface and USBL subsurface positioning of a DP2 DSV, divers and ROV’s, for Addax Petroleum, in the OML 123 field area, during March 2013, offshore Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria, West Africa.



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PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS (Continued) • Project Manager responsible for a large-scale riverbank and riverbed protection

program along the Nun River in the Niger Delta area of Nigeria, West Africa. This project, at the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited, (SPDC), integrated oil and gas facility, located at Gbaran-Ubie in Bayelsa State, was implemented to reduce further erosion along the facility banks. Responsible for the precise placement of protective armor rock along the riverbank and riverbed, from a rock placement crane spud barge, after which a multibeam echosounder (MBES) hydrographic survey was conducted, to insure that the precise rock placement met the engineering design template, for that section of the river. Oversaw the installation and operation of a RTK GPS base station, and remote river current and water level monitoring station. Duties also included the complete quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) of all survey related activities from the data acquisition through to the compilation of the final charts. Accountable for relations between the various Nigerian communities and client.

• Involved in a high-resolution geophysical survey of a proposed pipeline route, offshore of Ashdod, Israel, in the Mediterranean Sea. This pipeline route survey was 75 km. long, extending from the 5 m. contour, out to the 150 m. contour. Responsible for all surface and ultra-short baseline (USBL) subsurface navigation and positioning, and multibeam echosounder (MBES) hydrographic survey data acquisition and post-processing. This included calibration of all survey systems.

• Involved in another high-resolution geophysical survey of a proposed pipeline route, offshore of Mossel Bay, South Africa, in the Indian Ocean. This pipeline route survey was 100 km. long, extending from the 5 m. contour, offshore to a proposed floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) unit. Responsible again for all surface and ultra-short baseline (USBL) subsurface navigation and positioning, and multibeam echosounder (MBES) hydrographic survey data acquisition and post-processing. This included calibration of all survey systems.

• Participated in a total of four (4) scientific cruises for British Petroleum (BP) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in the aftermath of the “Deepwater Horizon” oil spill, in the Gulf of Mexico. These scientific cruises consisted of the monitoring of an oceanographic instrument deeptow sled for the detection and location of submerged hydrocarbons, a multibeam echosounder (MBES) hydrographic survey for the detection and location of oil plumes and methane seeps, and seafloor core sampling around the Mississippi Canyon 252 oil spill location. Numerous environmental and scientific companies, as well as universities were involved in the studies, used for environmental impact reports.



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PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS (Continued) • Consultant in the utilization of all underwater acoustic positioning systems for

the tracking and navigation of underwater vehicles, sensors, and divers, as well as the positioning of various DP vessels. This includes the recommendation, installation, calibration, operation, and vessel personnel training on USBL/SSBL, SBL, LBL, LUSBL, and MULBL series of underwater acoustic positioning systems.

• Operation of a new Deep Tow Seafloor Mapping System 3000 (DTSMS 3000) for block site surveys, as well as cable and pipeline inspections, and route surveys throughout the Gulf of Mexico, USA, in water depths of up to 10,000 FSW. This includes the vessel’s onboard navigation system and USBL acoustic positioning of the towfish, which has a chirp high and low frequency side scan sonar, a chirp variable frequency sub-bottom profiler, and a precision cesium magnetometer. Generated mosaics of side scan sonar data. This DTSMS 3000 was the unit utilized for the recent location of the SS Republic off the coast of Georgia, USA.

• Project Manager Consultant responsible for all the design and operational phases of a new state-of-the-art system, designed to monitor and calculate rock backfill placements, in the East River and Long Island Sound areas of New York, USA. This system incorporated the merging of precise real-time corrected multibeam echosounder sonar system survey data with RTK GPS data, for calculation of all vehicle positions and tidal information, to produce quick and accurate quantities.

• Consultant hired for all the office and onsite training of company personnel in the setup and utilization of the MELIAN II Search, Survey, and Recovery System Solution Software. MELIAN II is a comprehensive computer system used by archaeologists and other underwater professionals, to analyze and plan a variety of searches and surveys. This is done with complex mathematical algorithms to analyze historic current and drift calculations, to predict future artifact locations.

• Project Team Leader responsible for coordinating all aspects of the search and successful location of the SS North Carolina off the coast of South Carolina, USA.

• Project Team Leader responsible for coordinating all aspects of the search and successful location of numerous vintage World War II fighter aircraft off the coast of Georgia, USA, at depths of 40 FSW to 1,800 FSW. This project was the first commercial application of the newly developed MELIAN II computer system.

• Full acoustic calibration of various LBL and USBL underwater acoustic positioning systems, such as Kongsberg Maritime, Simrad, Sonardyne, and Trackpoint units. These underwater acoustic positioning systems were utilized to track different towed sensor arrays for artifact location, identification, and eventual recovery.



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PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS (Continued) • A vast amount of in-depth experience with numerous multibeam echosounder

(MBES) sonar systems, from all manufacturers worldwide, used for shallow and deep water applications. This includes the complete multibeam echosounder (MBES) sonar system mobilization, calibration or patch test, data acquisition, and the final post-processing of all acquired data with various software systems.

• Have participated, at a senior level position, in numerous NOAA hydrographic survey projects located off Galveston, Texas, Vineyard Sound in Massachusetts, and Long Island Sound in New York, USA. This included the operation of both multibeam echosounder (MBES) and side scan sonar systems, as well as the final multibeam echosounder (MBES) and side scan sonar data post-processing, for production of NOAA hydrographic survey field charts for navigation purposes.

• Managed the entire onsite evaluation of all side scan sonar survey data collected over a six month period for the NOAA hydrographic survey project off Galveston, Texas, USA. This included the complete analysis of all acquired side scan sonar survey data collected, the inventory and positional quality of all targets located, and the production of final mosaics, with bathymetry, of the side scan sonar data. This was entirely overseen by a NOAA officer for quality control purposes.

• Was involved, at a senior level position, in all aspects of the first hydrographic survey project that NOAA ever issued to a private sector commercial business. As a primary Consultant to Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and their newly formed Marine Science and Technology Division (MSTD), in Newport, Rhode Island, USA, I assisted in the complete procedure development, vessel mobilization, data acquisition, and post-processing of all acquired data. Interface between the top-level SAIC executives and NOAA government officials.

• One of the first people to recognize the potential applications, through the use of RTK GPS, for both land and marine surveys. From the land survey aspect, this new RTK GPS technology was utilized in mapping new cellular sites, especially on the top of buildings and other structures, which were very difficult and time consuming to map using traditional land survey techniques. On the marine survey aspect, it was used to measure tidal fluctuations in various USA ports.

• Managed the complete office and offshore survey duties for the installation, burial, and post-lay inspection burial of numerous submarine fiber optic cable projects for AT&T Submarine Systems offshore of Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Israel, Cyprus, and the USA, immediately followed by the post-processing of the acquired survey field data into final report and drawing format, utilizing various proprietary and standard software packages, for final submission to the clients.



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PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS (Continued) • Involved in a large number of various route surveys for fiber optic cables and

pipelines around the world, from mobilization of the survey equipment onto the vessel, data acquisition, and final post-processing of all acquired survey data.

• For numerous and varied clients, changed their entire methodology involved in the pre-survey planning, field acquisition, and post-processing phases of a full scale hydrographic survey, to obtain total analog and digital capacity, in order to greatly improve all aspects of hydrographic surveys, by reducing the acquisition and processing times, and improving the accuracies to meet industry standards.

• Planned and executed all operational aspects for the precise positioning and networking of five seismic survey vessels utilizing both DGPS and Syledis, for an extensive 3-D seismic bottom cable survey project for Northern Geophysical in Arco's Sunfish prospect, located throughout the Cook Inlet area of Alaska, USA.

• Implemented a totally new and unique methodology for NCS International, to greatly improve the post-processing of survey field data, called the Grey Book, which incorporated what information goes out into the field, what is required of the survey and technical personnel in the field, and what information is to be acquired and brought back from the field, and in what format, to ensure that no part of the survey is missed during the field acquisition phase of the project.

• Started an original concentrated health and safety incentive, and safety-training program for all employees at NCS International, both onshore and offshore, to raise their safety education awareness and training levels, and to ensure that all company personnel meet and exceed industry standards for health and safety.

• Wrote and executed the technical specifications and offshore field procedures for the surface positioning and precise subsea acoustic positioning, regarding the installation of Exxon's Alabaster deepwater jacket, in the Mississippi Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico, USA, and for two other Amoco deepwater jackets and pipeline installations located offshore of Trinidad, WI, in the Caribbean Sea.

• Led the entire offshore survey team, including a ROV support vessel, during the installation, at the time, of the world's deepest large diameter concrete coated pipeline for Sonat. A very high precision LBL underwater acoustic positioning system array was used to monitor the exact touchdown location of the pipeline, as it was laid through the Mississippi Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico, USA.

• Responsible for the complete offshore survey project, at the time, of the world's deepest positioning and mooring of a semi-submersible drilling rig for Exxon, in excess of 4,500 FSW, in the Garden Banks area of the Gulf of Mexico, USA.



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PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS (Continued) • Resurveyed a complete first order geodetic control network, utilizing the most

advanced GPS technology available, throughout the entire Paria Peninsula area of Venezuela, for both Geco and Lagoven, which is still being used today for that region's ongoing Cristobol Colon offshore oil and gas field development project.

• Involved in the unique developmental and operational aspects, of the extremely precise offshore alignment and installation of twenty surface wellheads, for the new and innovative Conoco Tension Leg Well Platform (TLWP), which is located in Conoco's Jolliet field, in the Green Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico, USA.

• Coordinated the entire offshore deepwater pipeline installation and post as-built surveys, for both the gas and the oil pipeline, between Shell's Bullwinkle and Boxer platforms, and for the world's longest, and still the longest, J-tube pull at Shell’s Bullwinkle platform, in the Green Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico, USA.

• Part of the offshore survey team responsible for positioning of the jacket barge and tugboats during the towout through the shipping channel from Ingleside, Texas, USA, to the sea buoy, and the precise positioning and installation of Shell's Bullwinkle jacket, at the time, the world's tallest free standing structure, in 1,350 FSW, in the Green Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico, USA. Involved further in the highly precise derrick barge surface positioning for the hydraulic installation of the 28 subsea piles utilized to secure the jacket to the seafloor.

• Have coordinated all the project efforts on numerous other deepwater jacket installations, pipeline installations, pipeline ROV inspection surveys, hazard and site clearance surveys, template installations, and hydrographic, oceanographic, and seismic related surveys, as well as land based cadastral, geodetic, and GPS surveys, to support both inshore and offshore projects throughout the world.

• Established very high accuracy precision horizontal and vertical survey reference control points throughout many different regions of the world, by utilizing GPS and conventional land surveying methods, using both WGS 84 and various local datums, for a wide variety of land based and marine based survey applications.

• Extensive hydrographic survey experience obtained while working with both the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) and Public Works Canada (PWC), which has complimented the vast and varied amount of other inshore and offshore hydrographic survey projects undertaken, both domestically and internationally.

• Expertise with all company’s surface and subsurface navigation and positioning, data acquisition, calibration, post-processing, and charting software packages for a wide variety of all hydrographic, geophysical, and oceanographic systems.



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EXPERIENCE OceanCosmos Corporation Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA President and Owner May 1995 to Present OceanCosmos Nigeria Limited Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, Africa Managing Director and Owner June 2013 to Present • Responsible for all inshore and offshore hydrographic survey consulting services,

land survey consulting services as it pertains to a marine environment, and total project management throughout all phases of any type of survey undertaken.

• Available for all inshore and offshore hydrogeomatic survey related engineering projects undertaken, in any environment, both domestically and internationally.

• Over thirty years of combined field and office experience, in various inshore and offshore hydrographic and marine surveys, and land survey projects worldwide.

• Total project management on any sized operation, which includes both in-depth quality assurance and quality control of all phases of various inshore, offshore, and land based marine survey projects, from preparation of technical proposals and procedures, to submission of the final reports and drawings to the clients.

• Expertise in the entire field and office management of numerous complex and diverse hydrogeomatic survey projects at the same time, anywhere in the world.

• Thorough knowledge of all GPS types, including DGPS, RTK GPS, and RTK OTF.

• Experience and knowledge with the acquisition, processing, and post-processing of all GPS, navigation, single and multibeam sonar, side scan sonar, sub-bottom profiler, and magnetometer field data, both analog and digital, into final reports.

• Recommendation, installation, calibration, operation, and training on LBL, USBL, LUSBL, SBL, and SSBL classes of all underwater acoustic positioning systems.

• Been involved with companies that utilize remote sensing and satellite imagery, for inland and shallow offshore water bathymetric surveys for telecommunication cable installations, and to also monitor coral reef destruction and replenishment.

• Have had the opportunity to use a vast array of proprietary and non-proprietary surface and acoustic navigation and positioning software packages, relating to all forms of both inshore and offshore hydrographic and marine surveys, as well as numerous other software packages that relate to land based marine surveys.

• All phases in production of technical proposals, procedures, and final reports.

• Throughout my extensive and varied career, have been involved in almost every type of inshore and offshore hydrographic survey, both in the field and office.



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EXPERIENCE (Continued) Pelagos Corporation San Diego, California, USA Supervisor of Survey Operations June 1994 to April 1995 • Was responsible for the operational and project management of all inshore and

offshore hydrographic, oceanographic, and seismic survey projects, domestically and internationally, using various complicated and diverse surface and acoustic navigation and positioning systems, including both software and hardware.

• Involved in all aspects of analog and digital, inshore and offshore hydrographic, oceanographic, and seismic surveys, as well as in the testing of newly developed software and hardware that was used for these various forms of marine surveys.

• Oversaw all operations and project management for the installation, burial, and post-lay inspection burial, of numerous submarine fiber optic cable projects.

• Implemented numerous changes in the pre-survey planning, field acquisition, and post-processing phases of a full scale hydrographic survey, to obtain total digital capacity, in order to greatly improve all aspects of these hydrographic surveys by reducing the acquisition and processing time, and improving the accuracies to meet industry standards for both civilian and government projects.

NCS International, Inc. (NCSI) Houston, Texas, USA Operations Manager February 1993 to May 1994 • Oversaw all operational aspects and project management for survey engineering

and positioning services, of all inshore and offshore construction, hydrographic, oceanographic, seismic, and GPS survey projects being undertaken worldwide.

• Organized and supervised daily activities of all field survey personnel, electronic and technical personnel, and logistic and warehouse personnel, on and offshore.

• Recommended and specified the purchases of equipment, software, and supplies to provide the most modern and professional survey engineering, acquisition, and positioning systems available, to support all inshore and offshore survey projects and to monitor the testing of all this equipment, software, and supplies.

• Had responsibility for recruitment of qualified field survey personnel, electronic and technical personnel, and logistic and warehouse personnel, and to liaise with educators at various institutions to implement a structured recruitment program, and to regularly evaluate the performance of both the new and old employees.

• Administered a safety incentive and safety training program for all employees.



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EXPERIENCE (Continued) NCS International, Inc. (NCSI) Houston, Texas, USA Project Manager August 1992 to January 1993 • Served as project manager responsible for the day-to-day worldwide operations

of all inshore and offshore survey engineering projects and positioning services, including construction, hydrographic, oceanographic, seismic, and GPS surveys.

• Planned the scheduling of all field survey and technical personnel, as well as the equipment for all inshore and offshore survey engineering projects undertaken.

• Organized the necessary field survey data and required software, and oversaw preparations of all project equipment before it went into the field, and arranged logistics and custom clearances for its final destination, anywhere in the world.

• Coordinated the day to day trouble-shooting of both inshore and offshore field survey project problems, individually, as well as with other management, field survey, technical, and software personnel, to ensure on permanent solutions.

• Liaison between the client and the Company, as well as between management and the field survey, technical, and logistics personnel, on project related issues.

• Preparation of the technical documentation and procedures for all inshore and offshore survey projects, including awarded projects and proposals, as well as assisting the sales and marketing personnel in the technical aspects of all bids.

Wimpol, Inc. Houston, Texas, USA Project Manager - Offshore Surveys July 1991 to July 1992 • Was responsible for operational planning and preparation, of numerous offshore

survey project logistics and field procedures, offshore supervision as the work proceeded, and the final project related office documentation and report writing.

• Had been involved in the drafting of technical procedures and specifications for a variety of large-scale offshore survey operations, including awarded projects and proposals, for the entire Gulf of Mexico, USA, South America, and the North Sea.

• Trained company personnel on use of numerous types of survey equipment and software packages, and the field procedures to be followed working offshore.

• Worked extensively throughout the Gulf of Mexico, Venezuela, and North Sea on some of the most complicated and diverse offshore survey projects undertaken, in an offshore project management capacity, as well as an onshore support role.

• Acted as Company’s representative, interfacing with clients and other personnel.



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EXPERIENCE (Continued) Wimpol, Inc. Houston, Texas, USA Party Chief - Offshore Surveys May 1988 to June 1991 • Involved in the complete operation and maintenance of an offshore navigation

and computerized system using radio positioning, GPS, DGPS, and acoustic positioning, as it relates to both the offshore oilfield and construction business, inshore and offshore hydrographic surveys, and various land survey projects.

• Supervision of all survey and technical personnel involved in jacket and platform installations, template installations, laying of pipelines and subsea connections, geophysical and seismic surveys, hazard and site clearance surveys, diveboat and ROV positioning operations, jack-up rig moves, semi-submersible rig moves, submersible rig moves, drill ship operations, and GPS based satellite surveys.

• Had a thorough working knowledge with all types of radio positioning systems, GPS and DGPS systems, acoustic positioning systems, and computer equipment.

• Conducted GPS and conventional land surveys to establish high accuracy horizontal and vertical survey reference control points for all survey applications.

• Trained personnel in the use of all equipment, instruments, machines, software, and systems, used in the performance of both land and offshore survey projects.

Department of Public Works Canada (PWC) Toronto, Ontario, Canada Hydrographic Surveyor June 1987 to April 1988 • Primary duty was operation of a fully automated ten-metre survey sweep vessel

equipped with a Navitronic survey sweep system for navigation and acquisition.

• This survey sweep vessel was used for surveying shipping channels throughout the Great Lakes, Canada, for dredging projects, to obtain required information for quantity calculations, and for both harbor and marina construction surveys.

• The vessel’s navigation and acquisition system used a Navitronic software suite with positioning accomplished with a Krupp Atlas Polarfix laser tracking system.

• All survey sweep vessel operations and data handling were fully computerized, and when necessary, was required to program in both minor and major software modifications to the navigation and acquisition, and post-processing software packages, to customize them for the individual projects that were undertaken.

• Conducted manual sounding surveys utilizing a portable echo sounder for depth data and electronic total station theodolites for positioning of the survey launch.



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EXPERIENCE (Continued) Humber College of Applied Arts and Technology Toronto, Ontario, Canada Survey Technician (Part-time) September 1985 to May 1987 • During College year, responsible for hydrographic and land survey equipment,

and supplies, used by faculty and students in survey and engineering programs.

• This involved the maintenance and repair, of the hydrographic and land survey equipment, the signing of it out to the students, the purchase of new equipment and supplies, and maintaining a current inventory of all equipment and supplies.

• Responsible for maintaining proper calibration of all conventional and electronic, hydrographic and land survey equipment, through traditional field calibration techniques, and ensure that all equipment was marked with this obtained value.

• Acted as a liaison between the faculty and the students, to advise them on what particular survey equipment would be best suited for the various field projects.

Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) Burlington, Ontario, Canada Hydrographic Surveyor (Summer) June 1986 to August 1986 Hydrographic Surveyor (Summer) June 1985 to August 1985 • Responsible for survey launch crew involved with all hydrographic survey tasks.

• These daily duties included being in total charge of both a fully automated and a manual survey launch performing all the field operations, necessary for position and depth acquisition, to obtain all the required hydrographic survey information for the production of a field sheet, and later a CHS hydrographic survey chart.

• Had a great deal of exposure and experience, with various computer aided field survey techniques and post-processing procedures, using numerous computer software programs that were specifically developed in-house for use by the CHS.

• Responsible for customizing the computer software programs for specific tasks encountered during the field survey and in the post-processing of acquired data.

• Exposed to all the equipment used and forms of range/bearing and range/range positioning methods, and the use of various echo sounders for depth acquisition.

• Involved in shoal examinations to determine least depth for charting purposes.

• Performed all triangulation and trilateration surveys for geodetic control points.

• Became very experienced with plotting of the day's hydrographic survey work, scaling of all the sounding rolls, and planning the next day's survey fieldwork.



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EXPERIENCE (Continued) Corporation of the Town of Grimsby Grimsby, Ontario, Canada Survey Party Chief - Department of Public Works May 1983 to August 1984 • Responsible for engineering field survey work, including pre-engineering surveys

and construction layout, for all road reconstruction and other municipal services.

• Acted as liaison between the Director and Assistant Director of Public Works, and field operation crews, concerning their involvement in engineering field surveys relating to the municipal services that the Department of Public Works provided.

• Established a new network of second order geodetic benchmarks throughout the area, and coordinated all the field survey and engineering activities of personnel involved in the construction phase, for the building of a new recreational facility.

• Spent time in various municipal Registry Offices doing title searches and related documentation, for municipal and regional land investigations and transactions.

Marine Surveys Toronto, Ontario, Canada Commercial Diver January 1982 to April 1983 • Location of sunken boats, airplanes, and all navigational hazards, with side scan

sonar, and other acoustic devices and positioning systems, with the eventual recovery or removal of the objects using commercial salvage diving techniques.

• Maintained the side scan sonar and other acoustic devices that were utilized for subsea location, and was involved in the design and fabrication of other devices.

• Used many types of band mask and hard-hat surface supplied diving systems. Central Alberta Survey Systems (CASS) Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Survey Party Chief (Summer) June 1981 to July 1981 • Responsible for oilfield wellsite location and pipeline surveys, cadastral surveys,

which included subdivision layouts, and section and quarter section subdividing.

• Involved in various building stakeouts and legal certificates, including the survey fieldwork, followed by drafting of the certificates later by freehand and AutoCAD.

• In charge of a three man crew, involving teaching and training of field personnel in survey techniques and field computations, to complete an accurate survey.

• Began using the first on the market electronic total stations, electronic levels, electronic distances measurer’s, and other state-of-the-art electronic equipment.



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EXPERIENCE (Continued) Snell & Oslund Surveys (1979) Limited Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Survey Instrumentman November 1978 to August 1979 • Worked as a survey instrumentman involved in legal subdivision layout surveys.

EDUCATION Humber College of Applied Arts and Technology Toronto, Ontario, Canada Technology Degree with Honors September 1984 to May 1987 • Major: Hydrographic Survey Technology

• Maintained overall Grade Point Average (GPA) of 85 percent throughout entire Hydrographic Survey Technology program and graduated first in the program.

• Academic Award of Excellence (1987) for the achievement of the highest overall Honors average throughout entire Hydrographic Survey Technology program.

• President's Letter (1987) for the highest overall academic standing in the program of Hydrographic Survey Technology for that year.

Humber College of Applied Arts and Technology Toronto, Ontario, Canada Technology Diploma with Honors September 1984 to May 1986 • Major: Hydrographic Survey Technology

• President's Letter (1985) for the highest overall academic standing in the program of Hydrographic Survey Technology for that year.

Canadian Underwater Training Centre Toronto, Ontario, Canada Commercial Diving Certification August 1981 to December 1981 • Major: Commercial Diving (Basic Air/Mixed Gas) Red Deer College Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Partial September 1980 to May 1981 September 1977 to May 1978 • Major: Geophysics



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EDUCATION (Continued) Camille J. Lerouge Collegiate Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Grade 12 Senior Matriculation Diploma September 1974 to June 1977

HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE UTILIZED Hydrographic Survey Hardware – Shallow and Deep Water Applications • Single Beam Echosounder (SBES) Sonar Systems

- Atlas Hydrographic Model ATLAS DESO 30 and Model ATLAS DESO 35 - Knudsen Engineering Models 1602, 1604, 3202, 3204, and 3260 Series - Kongsberg Maritime Model EA 400 and Model EA 600 Series SBES - Teledyne Odom Hydrographic Models Echotrac MKIII and Hydrotrac II - Ross Laboratories Models 825C, 835C, 875B, and 960 Series SBES - Wärtsilä ELAC Nautik Model SeaBeam HydroStar 4900 Series SBES

• Multi-Channel Shallow Water Sweep Systems - Ross Laboratories Model 875-X Portable Shallow Water Sweep System

• Multibeam Echosounder (MBES) Sonar Systems - Kongsberg GeoAcoustics GeoSwath Plus and GeoSwath Plus Compact - Kongsberg Maritime EM 122, EM 302, EM 710, EM 2040, and EM 2040C - Kongsberg Maritime Simrad Model ME 70 and Model MS 70 Series MBES - R2Sonic Models Sonic 2020, Sonic 2022, Sonic 2024, and Sonic 2026 - Teledyne Atlas Hydrographic HYDROSWEEP DS, MD/30, and MD/50 Series - Teledyne Odom Hydrographic Models ES3, MB1, and MB2 Series MBES - Teledyne RESON SeaBat 7101, 7111, 7125 SV2, 7150, 7160, and 8125 H - Wärtsilä ELAC Nautik SeaBeam 1050D, 1055D, 1180, 3020, and 3030

• Inertial Measurement Units (IMU) / Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) - Applanix Marine POS MV Models WaveMaster II, OceanMaster, and Elite - iXBlue Series OCTANS NANO, OCTANS 3000, ROVINS, and PHINS 6000 - Kongsberg Maritime Model MGC R3 Series Gyrocompass and INS Unit - SBG Systems Models Ellipse Series, Ekinox Series, and Apogee Series

• Motion Reference Units (MRU) - Kongsberg Maritime Model MRU 5 MK II and Model MRU 5+ MK II Series - Specialty Devices Models MRU333, MRU333D, and MRU333G Series - Teledyne TSS Motion Sensors DMS-05, DMS-10, DMS-25, and MAHRS



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HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE UTILIZED (Continued) Geophysical Survey Hardware – Analog and Digital 2D High-Resolution • Side Scan Sonar (SSS) Systems

- C-MAX Model CM2 Standard and DeepTow Series Digital SSS System - EdgeTech Models 4125, 4200, and 4200-MP Series Digital SSS System - Imagenex Model 878 and Model 878 RGB Series Digital SSS System - JW Fishers Models SSS-100K, SSS-600K, SSS-1200K Digital SSS System - Kongsberg GeoAcoustics Model DFSS Dual Frequency Digital SSS System - L-3 Klein Associates System 3000, 3000H, 3900, and 5000 V2 Digital SSS - Marine Sonic Technology Models Sea Scan ARC Explorer and HDS SSS - SonarTech Models SeaView 400M, SeaView 400S, and SeaView 400SS

• Sub-Bottom Profiler (SBP) Systems - Applied Acoustics Models AA251, AA301, and S-Boom Boomer Plate SBP - EdgeTech Models 3100, 3200, and 3300 with SB-216 and SB-424 Towfish - Kongsberg GeoAcoustics GeoPulse, GeoPulse Plus SBP, and SBP 120/300 - SonarTech Model Z-TAM I and Model Z-TAM II Series SBP System - Teledyne Odom Hydrographic Model Chirp III SBP Series SBP System

• Marine Magnetometers - Geometrics Model G-880 and Model G-882 Cesium Marine Magnetometer - JW Fishers Models Proton 4, Pulse 10, and Pulse 12 Marine Magnetometer - Marine Magnetics Model Explorer and Model SeaSPY Marine Magnetometer

• Marine Gradiometers - Geometrics Model G-882TVG Transverse Marine Gradiometer System - Marine Magnetics Model SeaQuest Multi-Sensor Horizontal Gradiometer - Schonstedt Instrument Company Model GAU-30 Magnetic Gradiometer

• Single Beam Scanning Sonar (SBSS) Systems - Kongsberg Maritime Mesotech Model MS-971 and Model MS-1000 SBSS - Imagenex Model 881L-GS and Model 886 BFS Digital Imaging Sonar SBSS - Sonavision Model SV4040 Sonar, SV6000 Sonar, and Titan Sonar SBSS - Tritech Model SeaKing Hammerhead, Super SeaKing, and Super SeaPrince

• Digital 2D High-Resolution Geophysical Seismic Acquisition Systems - Geometrics 48 Multi-Channel GeoEel Digital Hydrophone Streamer System - Hydroscience Technologies Model NTRS2 and Model NTRS3C HR Recorders - Mardaq 2D HR 48 Multi-Channel Digital Seismic System with Bolt Air Guns - SeaMUX Model 3 24 Multi-Channel Digitizing Module and Tension Cell Unit - Sercel SEAL 96-Channel Digital Array, HR 408 Seismic Acquisition System



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HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE UTILIZED (Continued) Surface (Land and Marine) Navigation and Positioning Hardware • Conventional Land Survey Equipment and Hardware

- Data Collectors: Carlson, Leica, MicroSurvey, Sokkia, Topcon, and Trimble - Levels – Automatic: GeoMax, Leica, Nikon, Sokkia, Topcon, and Trimble - Levels – Digital: CST/Berger, GeoMax, Leica, Nikon, Sokkia, and Topcon - Theodolites: CST/Berger, GeoMax, Leica, Nikon, Sokkia, and Topcon - Total Stations – Manual: CST/Berger, Leica, Nikon, Sokkia, and Topcon - Total Stations – Robotic: GeoMax, Leica, Sokkia, Topcon, and Trimble - Various: Construction Lasers, EDM’s, Roelofs Solar Prisms, and Transits

• GPS and GNSS Compass and Heading Systems - Advanced Navigation Model Spatial and Model Spatial Dual GPS Compass - CodaOctopus Series F180 GPS Aided Attitude and Positioning System - Hemisphere Models Vector V102, V103, V104, and V113 GPS Compass - Trimble Model SPS361 and Model SPS461 GPS Heading Receivers Series

• GPS and GNSS Differential Positioning and Reference Systems - C-Nav Models C-Nav2050G, C-Nav3050, and C-Nav7000 DGNSS Series - Fugro StarFix 4100LRS Series, Models StarPack and StarTrack DGNSS - Leica Models Viva GS10, GS12, GS14, GS15, and GS25 GNSS Receiver - Sokkia Models GRX2 Receiver and GNR5 Reference Receiver GNSS RTK - Topcon Models Hiper V and SR Receivers, and NET-G5 GNSS Reference - Trimble Models SPS351, SPS356, SPS555H, and SPS855 DGPS Receiver - VERIPOS Models LD4, LD5, LD6, and LD7 Integrated Mobile Unit DGNSS

• Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) Systems - US Radar Models 100, 250, 500, 1000, and Q5C Series Modular GPR Unit - Utsi Electronics Models Groundvue 2, 5, 5C, 6, 6C, and 7 Series GPR Unit

• Surface Fibre Optic and Mechanical Gyrocompasses - Advanced Navigation Model Spatial FOG and Model Spatial FOG Dual Gyro - KVH Models DSP-3000, DSP-3100, and DSP-3400 Fibre Optic Gyro Series - Teledyne TSS Models Meridian Surveyor, Orion INS, SGB2000, and Saturn

• Terrestrial 3D Laser Scanning Systems - Leica Models ScanStation C5, C10, P16, P30, and P40 Series 3D Scanner - Maptek Model I-Site 8200 and Model I-Site 8820 Series 3D Laser Scanner - Teledyne Optech Models ILRIS-LR, ILRIS-HD, and ILRIS-HD with ER Unit - Topcon Model GLS-1500 and Model GLS-2000 Series 3D Laser Scanner - Trimble Models VX, TX5, TX8, and FARO Focus 3D X 130 Series Scanner



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HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE UTILIZED (Continued) Subsurface (Underwater) Navigation and Positioning Hardware • Ultra (Super) Short Baseline (USBL/SSBL) Acoustic Positioning Systems

- Applied Acoustics Models Easytrak USBL and Easytrack M-USBL 2671 Unit - EdgeTech Models LXT, Trackpoint II, Trackpoint 3 and 3P, and BATS USBL - EvoLogics Models S2CR 12/24, 18/34, 42/65, and 48/78 R-Series USBL - Kongsberg Maritime Simrad HiPAP Models 101, 351, 451, and 501 Series - LinkQuest Models TrackLink 1500, TrackLink 5000, and TrackLink 10000 - Sonardyne Model Ranger 2 USBL and Model Scout USBL Series System

• Short Baseline (SBL) Acoustic Positioning Systems - Kongsberg Maritime Simrad HiPAP Models 101, 351, 451, and 501 Series

• Long Baseline (LBL) Acoustic Positioning Systems - EvoLogics Model S2CR Underwater Acoustic LBL Positioning System Series - Kongsberg Maritime Simrad HiPAP Models 101, 351, 451, and 501 Series - LinkQuest Model PinPoint 1000 and Model Pinpoint 1500 Series LBL Unit - Nautronix NASNet DPR and FPR, Models NASNet MTrx and VTrx Series - Sonardyne Model Fusion 6G LBL and Prospector LBL Series LBL System

• Long and Ultra-Short Baseline (LUSBL) Acoustic Positioning Systems - Sonardyne Model Marksman LUSBL Series Acoustic Positioning System

• Multi-User Long Baseline (MULBL) Acoustic Positioning Systems - Kongsberg Maritime Simrad HiPAP Models 101, 351, 451, and 501 Series

• Subsea Sensor and System Control Units - Tritech Models Gemini Multibeam Hub, Seahub, and SeaNet SCU V5 Unit

• Underwater Cable and Pipeline Location, Survey, and Tracking Systems - Innovatum Models Smartrack 3, 6, 9, and PLUS Cable and Pipeline Survey - JW Fishers Model CT-1 Cable Tracking Probe and System Series Unit - Teledyne TSS Model 350, Model 440, and Model 440, Dualtrack Series

• Underwater Fibre Optic and Mechanical Gyrocompasses - iXBlue Series OCTANS 3000 MK III Subsea Fibre Optic Gyrocompass Unit - OceanTools Model OceanFOG IRS True North Seeking Gyrocompass Series - Teledyne CDL Models MiniPOS3, MiniPOSNAV3, MiniRLG2, and TOGS Unit - Teledyne TSS Model Meridian Subsea Gyrocompass DTG Series Unit - Tritech Model Intelligent Gyrocompass (IGC) Heading and Motion Sensor

• Underwater 3D Laser Scanning Systems - 2G Robotics Models ULS-100, ULS-200, and ULS-500 Series Scanner Unit



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HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE UTILIZED (Continued) Oceanographic and Scientific Hardware and Instrumentation • Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) Systems

- SonTek Model ADP and Model Mini-ADP Acoustic Doppler Profiler Series - Teledyne RD Instruments Model Sentinel V and Model Workhorse H Series

• Acoustic Release Beacon and Transponder Systems - Teledyne Benthos Models 865-A, 866-A, 867-A, and 875-TD/TE Releases

• Conductivity, Temperature, and Depth (CTD) Profilers and Sensors - Lockheed Martin Model Sippican XCTD Expendable CTD Probe Series Unit - Sea-Bird Electronics Model SBE 911plus and SBE 911plus V2 SeaCAT CTD - Teledyne RD Instruments Models Citadel CTD-ES, CTD-NH, and CTD-NV - Valeport Models MIDAS CTD, MIDAS SVX2 Combined CTD/SVP, MiniCTD

• Current Meters and Profilers - InterOcean Models S4A, S4ADW, S4ADWi, and S4ADeep Current Meter - Lockheed Martin Model Sippican XCP Expendable Current Profiler Probe - SonTek Models ADVOcean-Hydra, Argonaut-ADV, and Argonaut-XR Series - Valeport Models MIDAS ECM, 001, 002, 106, 801, and 802 Current Meters

• Depth Pressure Sensors and Altimeters - Paroscientific Models Digiquartz 8B, 8CB, 8DP, 8CDP, and 181KT Series - Valeport Models ultraP Pressure Sensor and VA500 Altimeter Series Unit

• Geotechnical Equipment and Hardware - Alpine Vibracore Model E, Model M, and Model P Pneumatic Vibracore Unit - Geotech CPT GEOTECH NOVA CPT, CPTu, and Seismic CPT (SCPT) System - Kullenberg Single-Drive, Cable-Deployed, Gravity Piston Coring System - Ekman Petersen Ponar Van Veen Benthic Sediment Bottom Grab Samplers

• Sound Velocity Profiler (SVP) and Velocimeter Probes and Sensors - AML Oceanographic Models bathyMetrecX, MetrecX, MicroX, and MinosX - Lockheed Martin Model Sippican XSV Expendable Sound Velocimeter Unit - SonTek Model HydroSurveyor Water Column Velocity Profiler Series Unit - Teledyne Odom Hydrographic Models Digibar Pro, Digibar S, and Digibar V - Valeport Models MIDAS SVP, MiniSVP, MiniSVS, and Sound Bar 2 SVP Unit

• Tide and Water Level Gauges, and Wave Recorders - InterOcean Model WTG/S4A Non-Directional Wave and Tide Gauge Unit - Sea-Bird Electronics Model SBE 26plus Seagauge Wave and Tide Recorder - Valeport Models TideMaster Portable Tide Gauge and MIDAS WLR Series



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HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE UTILIZED (Continued) Deep Towed Combined Multi-Sensor Platforms and Systems • Hydrographic and Geophysical Seafloor Imaging and Mapping Systems

- EdgeTech 2400 Series 6000 m. Rated Deep Towed SSS and SBP System - SSR DT-2 DTSMS 3000 m. Rated Deep Tow Seafloor Mapping System Unit - Teledyne Benthos Datasonics Model SIS-1000 and Model SIS-3000 Series

• Oceanographic and Scientific Instrumentation Multi-Sensor Platforms - CSA Ocean Sciences Deep Tow Seafloor and Sea Column Monitor System

Hydrographic, Geophysical, Oceanographic, and Land Survey Software • Hydrographic Survey Software – Shallow and Deep Water Applications

- EIVA NaviSuite - NaviPac, NaviScan, NaviEdit, NaviModel, and NaviPlot - Fugro Pelagos WinFrog Integrated Navigation System (INS) Software - HYPACK HYPACK, HYSWEEP, and DREDGEPACK Hydrographic Survey - QPS QINSy (Quality Integrated Navigation System) Survey Software Suite - SAIC ISS-2000 Integrated Survey System and Processing Software Suite - Trimble HYDROpro Marine Construction Software and Terramodel HDMS - WINOPS Dredge Positioning, Marine Construction, and Hydrographic Suite

• Multibeam Echosounder (MBES) Processing Software Systems - CARIS HIPS and SIPS Hydrographic and Sonar Data Processing System - Teledyne RESON Teledyne PDS Data Management and Processing Suite

• Geophysical Survey Software – Analog and Digital 2D High-Resolution - EdgeTech Discover 4125, 4200, and 4200-MP Side Scan (SS) Processor - EdgeTech Discover Sub-Bottom (SB) Processor and Diagnostic Software - Hydroscience Technologies NTRS2 HQ NTRS3C HQC Workstation Software - Geometrics CNT-1 PC and Seismodule Controller Software (SCS) Suite - L-3 Klein Associates SonarPro SSS Data Collection and Processing Suite - Marine Magnetics SeaLINK Data Logging and GPS Software System Suite - Schlumberger GEDCO OMNI/VISTA Full Pro 2D Seismic Processing System - Sercel SeaPro Nav, SeaPro Design, SeaPro Resolve, SeaPro Bin, eSQC-Pro

• Geophysical Survey Acquisition and Processing Software Systems - Chesapeake Technology SonarWiz Sonar Data Acquisition and Processing - CodaOctopus DA4G SSS and SBP Acquisition, Processing, Interpretation - Sonavision RoxAnn GD-A, GD-X, GD-X2, and GD-S Seabed Classification - Triton Isis SBE-Suite, MBE-Suite, SSS-Suite, SBP-Suite, and IFM-Suite



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HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE UTILIZED (Continued) Hydrographic, Geophysical, Oceanographic, and Land Survey Software • Single Beam Scanning Sonar (SBSS) Systems Software

- Kongsberg Maritime Mesotech MS-1000 Sonar Processing Software Suite - Tritech Seanet Pro, Seanet Tools Utility Programs for Seanet Pro Software

• Acoustic Positioning Software Systems: USBL/SSBL, LBL, LUSBL, MULBL - Applied Acoustics Easytrak Nexus (USBL) Positioning and Tracking System - EdgeTech Integrated Positioning Software (IPS) for Trackpoint and BATS - EvoLogics SiNAPS S2CR Intelligent Navigation and Positioning Software - Kongsberg Maritime Simrad Acoustic Positioning Operating Station (APOS) - LinkQuest TrackLink Navigator Windows Acoustic Positioning Software - Nautronix NASNet ICIS Integrated Control and Interface Software System - Sonardyne CASIUS, Fusion 6G LBL, SensorView, and Viewpoint Navigation

• Oceanographic and Scientific Hardware and Instrumentation Software - InterOcean S4 Applications Software, S4 Telemetry, Wave for Windows - Sea-Bird Electronics Seasoft V2 and Seasoft for Waves Processing Suite - Teledyne RD Instruments SurfaceView, ReadyV, and Velocity ADCP Suite - Valeport DataLog and TideMaster Express Setup, Data Extraction, Display

• Land Survey Field and Office Software - Carlson Data Collection SurvCE, SurvPC, Field and Office Survey Software - Leica Captivate, Infinity, GNSS Spider, SpiderWeb, and Spider QC Suite - Topcon MAGNET Enterprise, Field, Office Site, Office Tools, and TopNET+ - Trimble Business Center Advanced Edition, GPS Pathfinder and Geomatics

• Terrestrial 3D Laser Scanning Systems Software - Maptek I-Site Studio 3D Laser Scanning Scan Data Processing Software - Teledyne Optech ILRIS Scan Scanning, Viewing, and Processing Software - Trimble RealWorks and Scan Explorer Extension for SketchUp Pro 3D

• AutoCAD, Design, and 4D Geo-Spatial Processing and Analysis Software - Autodesk AutoCAD - Versions R9 to 2015 and AutoCAD LT - All Versions - Forum VisualSoft Suite Modular Subsea Survey and Inspection Software - QPS Fledermaus Interactive 4D Geo-Spatial Processing and Analysis Tool - Trimble Terramodel HDMS CAD, Design, and Visualization Software Suite

• Various Other Software and Computer Operating Systems (OS) - Microsoft Office Suite - All Versions for Mac and Windows Systems (OS) - Windows - All Versions, DOS, Mac OS X, Android, Linux, and Unix (OS)



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PASSPORTS AND VISAS • Federal Republic of Nigeria Residence Permit – July 2014

• Federal Republic of Nigeria STR and Multiple Re-Entry Visa – June 2013

• Federal Republic of Nigeria National Driver’s License – June 2011

• United States of America (USA) Passport Book and Card – December 2009 United States of America (USA) Department of State

• International Certificate of Vaccination Card (WHO) – April 2013 - Diphtheria, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Influenza, Meningitis, Pertussis, Polio,

Tetanus, and Typhoid First Rank Hospital Limited Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, West Africa

• Yellow Fever International Certificate of Vaccination Card (WHO) – June 2011 Comprehensive Health Services, Inc. (CHS) Occupational Health Center Port Canaveral, Florida, USA

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATES AND COURSES • Basic Offshore Safety Induction Emergency Training (BOSIET) Course

- Survival at Sea (SAS) - Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) - Health, Safety, and Environmental Awareness (HSE) - Basic Fire Fighting (BFF) - Basic First Aid (BFA) - Introduction to Offshore

March 2013 Opeans Safety Training Centre – Opeans Nigeria Limited Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, West Africa

• Medical Fitness to Work Certificate – October 2014 Dr. E.O. Idiakhoa, MBBS (Lagos); FICS, FRCS (England) Chief Consultant Surgeon and Medical Director Estate Specialist Clinic / Hospital Services Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, West Africa

• Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) Offshore Safety Induction Refresher – July 2014 Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, West Africa



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PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATES AND COURSES (Continued) • Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) Permit to Work (PTW) Certification – June 2013

Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, West Africa

• Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) Offshore Safety Induction Course – June 2013 Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, West Africa

• Nigerian Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Level 3 Competence Development Training Course (HSE Supervision) – September 2011 Nigerian Institute of Safety Professionals Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC) Gbaran-Ubie, Bayelsa State, Nigeria, West Africa

• Nigerian Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Level 2 Competence Development Training Course (HSE Appreciation) – August 2011 EDJEBA Global Integrated Company (EGIC) Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited, (SPDC) Gbaran-Ubie, Bayelsa State, Nigeria, West Africa

• Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) Card – November 2009 USA Transportation Security Administration (TSA)

• NOAA Hydrographic Survey Short Course Certificate – September 1998 USA National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

• Land Surveyor-in-Training Certificate – July 1995 State of California, USA Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors

• ACSM/THSOA Inshore Hydrographer Certificate – October 1994 American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM) The Hydrographic Society of America (THSOA)

• ACSM/THSOA Offshore Hydrographer Certificate – October 1994 American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM) The Hydrographic Society of America (THSOA)

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCITIES • Canadian Hydrographic Association (CHA) – April 1986 to Present

• Canadian Institute of Geomatics (CIG) – April 1986 to Present



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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCITIES (Continued) • International Federation of Hydrographic Societies (IFHS) - April 1986 to Present

• The Hydrographic Society of America (THSOA) – May 1988 to Present Past Houston, Texas, USA, Chapter Secretary responsible for Chapter secretarial activities and duties, and publishing of the monthly Houston Chapter Newsletter.

• Marine Technology Society (MTS) – June 1994 to Present

• The Institute of Navigation (ION) – June 1994 to Present

• Marine and Oceanographic Technology Network (MOTN) – May 2008 to Present

• Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (FSMS) – June 2009 to Present

• American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM) – June 2009 to Present

• National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS) – June 2009 to Present

• Nigeria Hydrographic Society (NHS) – July 2012 to Present

• Surveyors Council of Nigeria (SURCON) – July 2012 to Present

Documents

Randall J. Franchuk's OceanCosmos Nigeria Limited Curriculum Vitae (CV)