Mison M S

Experienced Radio Operator with 4 years of experience working with leading companies in the oil and gas sector, including ADNOC Drilling and Hall Offshore (ONGC). Proficient in managing radio communications, ensuring safety and efficiency in operations, and maintaining compliance with industry standards.

• D.O.B – 15/09/1997
• Martial Status – Single
• Nationality – INDIA
• Passport NO – T6689186
• Date of Expiry – 26/06/2029

• IWCF LEVEL 1
• BOSITE & H2S (OPITO)
• RIGGING & SLINGING
• HLO
• BANKSMAN
• QA&QC IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
• PIPING AND PIPELINE ENGINEERING

Communication skills: Radio operators use communication skills to relay messages to and from their team. They also use communication skills to interpret messages from their team and relay them to the intended recipient. Effective communication skills can help a radio operator to be an effective team member and to ensure that their team members understand each other. 

Technical skills: Radio operators should have basic technical skills to ensure they can operate their equipment properly. This includes knowledge of computer programs, software, and hardware. It also includes knowledge of radio equipment, including how to read and interpret radio signals and how to operate radio equipment. 

Attention to detail: Radio operators must have excellent attention to detail to ensure they send and receive messages accurately. They must also ensure they enter the correct information into the system to ensure the message is sent to the correct recipient. Attention to detail is also important when recording messages to ensure the information is accurate.

Teamwork skills: Radio operators work in teams with other radio operators and other members of the crew. They need to be able to work with others to complete their tasks and ensure the safety of the crew and the ship. 

Problem-solving skills: Radio operators use their problem-solving skills to troubleshoot technical issues, find solutions to weather-related problems and resolve any other issues that may arise during their shift. They may also use their problem-solving skills to help their team members solve issues.

• Operate radio equipment to communicate with ships, aircraft, and land stations.
• Receive and transmit messages using Morse code, voice, or digital data.
• Monitor emergency frequencies to help during distress calls.
• Keep a log of all transmissions and receptions.
• Perform routine maintenance on equipment.
• Adjust equipment settings to improve signal quality.
• Train new personnel in the use of radio equipment.
• Coordinate communications between multiple units.
• Assist in the development of communication plans.
• Troubleshoot equipment problems.
• Follow established protocols for handling classified information.
• Adhere to safety regulations when working with electrical equipment.

• Microsoft Office- Excel, Word & Power Point
• Work Management System
• Outlook
• One erp
• JD Edwards
• AUTO CADD

I here by declare that the facts given above are correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

• ENGLISH
• HINDI
• MALAYALAM
• TAMIL