What is name of my profesion

Discussion in 'Services & Employment' started by krawiec, Nov 11, 2020.

  1. krawiec
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    krawiec Junior Member

    Hi, I am making a new CV, but don't know how to named my profession in English.
    I work in boatyard and my tasks are:
    -Creating, analysing and updating of technical documentation.
    -Preparing guidelines for workers and subcontractors.
    -Cooperation with Design office which is not a part of our company
    -Technical support for the boss and purchasing department.
    -Designing new details and equipment (like gangway, furnitures, convertable T-top, sunroof mechanism)
    I work with luxury powerboats max length 50ft. Laminate elements like hulls, deck or dashboards come to us. We are connecting this and equipping. When we finish, boat is ready to testing and use.

    Probably I do few profession in the same time and i have problem with named it.
    If you know what it can be please answer.
    If you look for someone like me you can contact with me by DM.
     
  2. BlueBell
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    BlueBell . . . _ _ _ . . . _ _ _

    Sounds like both a Yard Manager and a General Manager.
    Just point out English is not your first language.
    Your resume (CV) only needs to get you the interview.
    It's the interview that gets you the job!
    Good luck.
     
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  3. Mr Efficiency
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    Mr Efficiency Senior Member

    I hereby declare you to be a Marine Technical Liaison Manager.
     
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  4. Will Gilmore
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    Will Gilmore Senior Member

    How about Director of Yard Services and Technical Coordinator.
    Generally, 'Director' titles get better pay than 'Coordinators' both get better pay than 'Managers'.
    If you could get 'Chief... Officer' in there, maybe: Chief Technical Services Officer, you would be in the top echelon for pay scales.

    -Will (Dragonfly)
     
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  5. gonzo
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    gonzo Senior Member

    In the USA that would be a Chief Operations Officer (COO).
     
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  6. krawiec
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    krawiec Junior Member

    Thank you all for answers.
    I think the closest is Will - Technical Coordinator.
    I checked and tasks are very closed to this what I do.
    I'm just wondering if it's not too high position for me.
    In addition to the boss, I also have my supervisor who plans the overall production and makes all decisions.
    I only propose solutions and provide technical advice if someone asks, but the final decision is made by someone else.
     
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  7. hoytedow
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    hoytedow Carbon Based Life Form

    So your boss is the Chief Technical Coordination Officer and you would be the Technical Liaison and Coordination Officer, no?
     
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  8. Ike
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    Ike Senior Member

    I have a degree in Operations and Production Management. Your boss is the Production Manager and you are the Operations Manager. In the USA a "Coordinator" (I have been a Coordinator) is usually a person who distributes tasks and coordinates work assignments and projects between all of the people (employees, contractors, and suppliers involved in doing the work, and reports back to the Production Manager who oversees everything. The Production Manager reports to whoever runs the company.
     
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  9. rxcomposite
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    rxcomposite Senior Member

    On a smaller scale or just line production, it is a "Project Manager". He is the frontman for the particular build, liase with the owner's representative and executes all the function you have stated above. He reports to the Operations Manager that handles the whole. If the build is outside the plant, then a Project Manager is assigned.

    In shipyards that can handle only one build at a time, it is just the Operations Manager.
     
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  10. krawiec
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    krawiec Junior Member

    Again, thank you all.
    It's hard to say which one of you have right, but all of your answers help me in looking for job and define what I do.
     
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