Charles Louw

Heading the function in line with Company objectives and targets.
Ensuring legal compliance in all repair areas stipulated by Marine Surveyors
Implementing work procedure policy.
Implementing the zero injury policy and monitoring

Heading the function in line with workshop objectives and targets.
Ensuring legal compliance in all repair areas stipulated by Marine Surveyors
Implementing work procedure policy.
Quoting, planning; Monitoring and driving performance and productivity;
Compiling work reports and implementing strategy to new workscopes.
Training of new work staff

To metallurgical repair all kinds of FPP and CPP propellers offsite.
The maintaining of propulsion repairs to International vessels at different venues around Africa and the Islands.
Co-ordinating/putting together the provision of a team of a 'one-stop-shop' for services to certain Shipyards;
Interfacing with key shipyard artisans to help with repair and do logistics of equipment.
CHARLES LOUW

is a leading African city with a high international profile. Key challenges facing the navy were to train
recruits to the best standards available. This involves the intense training and cooperation of personnel in the services
be it on land or sea\]
Job Overview
Training were given in different weapons and big arms.
In order to operate these weapons further training were given to repairs these armaments should the emergency
arise.
Duties were to operate these weapons at sea, aboard the strike-craft I were mustered on.
Further duties inclusive were to do engine operations/watch.
Duties were to keep vessel shipshape at all times at sea or alongside.
Land duties were to service weapons in workshops and document all related parts and servicing.
New recruits were trained in workshops under my guidance before going to sea
"I do what it takes" -Personal Motto