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March, 2006 • MarineNews 9 NEWS Weist New Director of Inland Ops Crowley said that Bob Weist was pro- moted to director of inland operations for the company's Puerto Rico/Caribbean liner services group effective March 15. Weist will relocate from the New Orleans area to Jacksonville, Fla. He will be domi- ciled at the company's Talleyrand terminal and will report to Maureen Cunningham, vice president, operations. Weist began his career with Crowley in 1987 in the company's New Jersey office. Since then, he has held positions of increasing responsibility in several different Crowley locations. Most recently he managed Crowley's operations in the U.S. Gulf from New Orleans with particular focus on the company's terminal operations in Gulfport, Miss. Kirby Promoted at SeaArk Marine Casmer Kirby, engineering manager for SeaArk Marine, Inc. has been pro- moted to vice presi- dent of engineering. A 15-year veteran of SeaArk Marine, Inc., Kirby started his career at Avondale Shipyards in 1962. Working at various crew boat builders and shipyards in south Louisiana during his career he became a seasoned designer specializing in aluminum construction of boats 110 feet and smaller. Kirby joined SeaArk Marine, Inc. in 1991 and has man- aged the engineering department staff and all facets of engineering for the company since that time. Crowley Promotes Cunningham Crowley Maritime Corporation said that Maureen Cunning- ham has been pro- moted to vice presi- dent of operations for the company's Puerto Rico liner services group. In her new role, she is responsible for all aspects of Crowley's land operation in Jacksonville, Fla. and Petty Island, N.J., including inland operations, trucking, cargo termi- nal and related operations, stevedoring, gate operations, safety and security. Additionally, Cunningham will maintain relationships with union officials, stew- ards, and employees through administra- tion of company policies and agreements. Cunningham began her career with Crowley in 1986 in the company's former Cherry Hill, N.J. office as a member of the cargo services department before moving to Jacksonville in 1993. She has held positions of increasing responsibility including her most recent role as director of inland operations. United States Marine Wins Navy Contract United States Marine, Inc., Gulfport, Miss., is being awarded an $8,836,911 firm-fixed-price, requirements contract for the acquisition of services and materi- al for the Naval Special Warfare, 11-meter rigid, inflatable boat service life extension program to restore 32 boats to like new condition. Work will be performed in Gulfport, Miss., and is expected to be completed by February 2011. Contract Circle 214 on Reader Service Card Call for a free catalog or to order our demonstration video. Proton 4 Marine Magnetometer $9,995 $1,595 $19,995 DHC-1 Diver-held Camera $3,795 Pulse 8X u/w Metal Detector from “Fishers underwater video products are cost effective tools for underwater search and inspection. From low- cost mini cameras to sophisticated ROVs, Fishers has a system to fit your application and your budget.” SSS-100K/600K Side Scan Sonars 1953 County St., E. Taunton, MA 02718 USA • (800)822-4744 Tel. (508)822-7330 • FAX: (508)880-8949 or 822-1931 • JWFishers@aol.com (508)822-7330 • FAX: (508)880-8949 • email: jwfishers@aol.com • www.jwfishers.com -Jack Fisher, President “Fishers underwater video cameras brave the dangerous sites, so you don’t have to.” ROVs, Dropped, Towed, and Diver-Held cameras available MC-1 Mini Camera $1,195 ROV’s from $19,995 Pipe Inspection Camera PIC-1 $19,995 Circle 219 on Reader Service Card MARCH MN2006 2(9-16).qxd 3/3/2006 2:18 PM Page 9
