Ernest Waterwall has over 15 years of experience in operations management, logistics, and engineering. His career includes roles as a shop manager overseeing equipment and lifts, vessel superintendent supervising cargo operations, valve technician testing and repairing valves, and assistant manager supervising vehicle service technicians. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering and is proficient in Microsoft Office, SPARCS, and safety regulations.

1. Ernest Waterwall ш
16114 Ruffian Dr
Friendswood, TX 77546
(281) 763-1053
treywtrwll@gmail.com
Objective:
To perform the necessary tasks that will support the company’s growth, and obtain
objectives and goals while serving the customer’s needs.
Experience:
Ceres Gulf Inc
August 2015 – Present
Shop/Equipment Manager
Summary: Over see all equipment owned by the company and direct the gear
men. Machines varied in size from #6,000 fork lifts to #95,000 top loaders and rigging/
lifting gear ranged from nylon straps to heavy duty chains. Would coordinate with gear
men on which machines needed to be pulled out of service for repairs or maintenance.
Also, in charge of drawing up lifting/loading diagrams for when there was a heavy lift or
out of gauge lift. Worked with customers and vendors to insure that cargo was handled
correctly and in a timely matter.
Essential Responsibilities and Duties:
• Insure that equipment in service is in proper working condition and is up to codes
and regulations.
• Make purchases when necessary for repairs and when supplies are needed.
• Submit payroll for all gear men.
• Make sure that employees certifications are up to date.
• Work with the customer’s planners so that all lifting diagrams are approved and
verified.
• When working a vessel as a superintendent make decisions on how to work the
vessel in the most cost effective manner
• Manage inventory and storing of equipment.
• Track all fuel purchases and disposal of oil and oil by products.
• Help when needed with planners on stowing cargo.
• Knowledgeable in SPARCS.
Ceres Gulf Inc
February 2012- August 2015
Vessel Superintendent

2. Summary: Supervise all operations of the vessel. Maintain that cargo and containers were
handled and discharged/loaded in a safe and correct manner. Oversaw all work labor and
that each individual adhered to his/her job description. Worked with the captain and
mates on the vessel to verify manifest and cargo placement on the vessel. Responsible for
all workers using safety procedures while on the payroll. Work the vessel in the most
cost effective manner for the customer and Ceres. Work with surveyor when lifting out
of gauge cargo.
Essential Responsibilities and Duties:
• Hand deliver dangerous goods manifest to the captain before start of operations so
we both can review it and address any issues that may arise.
• When working as planner sequence cargo as when and where it be loaded onto the
vessel and when and where it will be discharged off the vessel.
• Submit payroll for all labor.
• Troubleshoot problems when they arise. I.E. cargo arriving late or not at all, cargo
mislabeled, or incorrect UN number.
• Work with the customer’s planners so that all cargo is placed in the correct position
so no DG issues occur.
• Address any labor issues. I.E. refusal to work, safety infractions, damage to
equipment or cargo.
• If employee is injured while on the payroll send them to receive medical attention
or call authorities if to severe. Also, set them up with HR to begin workmans comp
procedure.
• Work with POHA when verifying cargo locations located within the port facilities..
• When damages or spills occur secure the area and notify management and hazmat
response team if it is severe or dangerous cargo.
• Knowledgeable in SPARCS.
Southern California Valve:
2012 January- August 2012
Valve Technician/ Engineering
Summary: Assemble and disassemble valves as necessary for production or
repairs. Replace damaged parts on valves that are in for repair or maintenance. Execute
testing on valves to ensure they are safe and perform up to A.P.I. standards. Ensure that
all valves, which personally worked on, are signed off on at every checkpoint and
documented accordingly. If any issues should occur with valve or parts relay info to
procurement or salesman immediately. Have experience with ball valves, gate valves,
plug valves, and piston valves.

3. Essential Responsibilities and Duties:
• Perform assembly of valves.
• Perform maintenance of valves.
• Perform testing of valve with hydro or gas.
• If required mount actuators or bypass systems.
• Unload and load valves from trucks via forklift.
• Ensure valves are ready for shipment. (E.g. sanding, painting, weighing, and
palletizing.)
• Help with inventory and storing of valves and parts.
• Issue tags for new valves or replacement tags.
Discount Tire Company:
2005-2011 November
Assistant Manager
Summary: Supervises the work being performed in the back workroom. Ensures
that all employees are following work protocol and safety regulations while they are
servicing vehicles. If any issues should occur while working on the vehicle I bring it to
the attention of the customer and resolve the issue in the best manner possible. To sale
tires and/or wheels. Keep customers informed about products and answer any questions if
they should have any. Use my knowledge of the tire industry to help and train fellow
employees.
Essential Responsibilities and Duties:
● As a sales professional, promote products.
● Supervise the technicians while they perform service.
● Perform service on vehicles.
● Answer phone calls and set up appointments.
● Inform customers about service performed on vehicles.
● Answer any questions customers should have.
● Help maintain inventory of wheels and tires.
● Keep a record of adjusted tires.
Grifco Company:
2003-2005
Tanker Man/Deckhand
Summary: Keep up maintenance on the tugboat and barges. To load and unload
the materials barges are required to carry. To make sure I conduct the unload/load
procedures in the correct manner as specified by the U.S. Coast Guard. To ensure that

4. barges and tugboat are properly tied off to the dock. At times cook for the crew if the
cook was off.
Essential Responsibilities and Duties:
● To load and unload product on the barges, normally #6 crude oil.
● Prime the engines that pump the product off the barges.
● Throw lines onto docks and tie off tugboat and barges.
● Keep up maintenance on tugboat. (Clean windows, scrub down boat, paint boat, wax
and seal floors, etc.)
● Keep up maintenance on barges. (Wipe down hatches, repair any damaged cables,
and maintain engines)
● Keep valid license to work with hazardous materials.
Additional Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:
• Competency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and Power Point
● A self-starter with ability to work effectively with fellow employees.
• Customer focused
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Ability to manage multiple projects
• Demonstrate ability to work in a team environment or independently with a high
commitment to quality results in areas of accountability
Education
2006-2011 Acquired Bachelors of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering
at University of Houston
2002-2006 San Jacinto Community College 63 hours
1998-2002 Clear Brook High School: member of math club, drama club, crime stoppers,
and varsity football team. Enrolled in pre-college bound courses.