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Piloting thousands of vessels through the waters of New York and New Jersey
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Elected to the Board of Trustees of the New Jersey Sandy Hook Pilots Association annually from 1989 through 2000 and 2002
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Member of the Finance Committee of the Joint Board of Trustees of the Sandy Hook Pilots Association during the above mentioned period (responsible for “running the business portion” of the Association (approximately $30million per year)) Chairman 1995 and 1996
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Director of Training (December 1995 – December 1997) responsible for the Apprentice Program and the Continuing Education Program for Pilots |
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Developed and a member of pilot safety committee since 1989
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Developed pilot accident investigation team to work with local and Federal investigators to determine cause and action to be taken to avoid further similar incidents
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Active on the Harbor Safety, Navigation and Operations Committee since 1989 and Chairman since 1995.
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Have been involved with NOAA since 1991 (assisting in the installation of a PORT System, charting issues, surveying, etc.)
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Volunteer for the Catastrophic Search and Rescue Committee for the Port
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Involved in the Multi-Agency Local Response Team MALRT (OPA 90) for the New York area
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Involved in the Y2K Drill for the Port of New York (attended by G8 and UN Staff as well as the media)
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Assisted the COTP by directing marine traffic during the 9-11 WTC disaster evacuation and subsequent sealift
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Liaison between the Sandy Hook Pilots and Operation Sail 92’ and 2000, charged with planning and directing the Parade and berthing of The Tall Ships
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Member of the Area Maritime Security Committee - Chair of the Infrastructure Protection Sub-Committee
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Board of Directors - Surface Navy Association of Greater NY
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Board of Directors - The Maritime Industry Museum at Fort Schuyler
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Board of Directors- Nation’s Port
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