# Jarred Gaudineer, PE

> Licensed Professional Engineer in naval architecture and marine engineering, based in New York City (Staten Island, NY). Marine inspector and qualified Port State Control Officer who supervises the Barge Branch at U.S. Coast Guard Sector New York. Graduate of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy (B.Sc. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering).

## Summary

- Name: Jarred Gaudineer, PE
- Role: Barge Branch Chief, U.S. Coast Guard Sector New York (2026 to present); supervises eight marine inspectors
- Discipline: Naval architecture and marine engineering
- Location: Staten Island, New York, NY, USA
- Website: https://gaudineer.com/
- Email: Jarred@Gaudineer.com
- Telephone: +1 347 997 5220
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarredgaudineer
- Resume (PDF): https://gaudineer.com/static/Gaudineer_Resume.pdf

## Licenses and certifications

- Professional Engineer (PE), Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, License No. 162665, licensed 31 August 2026. Licensed to seal naval architecture and marine engineering work.
- ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems Lead Auditor, Quality Management International (QMII), certified by Exemplar Global, Certificate No. 2025079Q.00.01 (November 2025).
- 100-Ton Master's License, United States Coast Guard (2021).
- Port State Control Officer qualification, United States Coast Guard.

## Areas of expertise

- Vessel inspection under 46 CFR (domestic) and international conventions: SOLAS, MARPOL, Load Line, STCW (Port State Control examination of foreign-flagged ships)
- Inspection and international certification of U.S.-flagged barges
- Stability analysis, hydrostatics and trim; stability tests and deadweight surveys
- Plan review of vessel and equipment drawings
- Marine systems: propulsion, electrical, HVAC
- New construction and conversion oversight, including a battery-electric hybrid passenger vessel
- Drydock structural evaluations and casualty analysis
- Regulatory compliance with USCG and CFR standards, including Subchapter T and Subchapter K passenger vessels
- Maintenance planning and project coordination
- Vessel operations and engineering watch standing

## Experience

- 2026 to present: Barge Branch Chief, U.S. Coast Guard Sector New York. Supervises eight marine inspectors executing the port's barge inspection program: workload assignment, inspector qualification progression, and technical review of inspection findings and enforcement actions.
- 2024 to 2026: Marine Inspector, U.S. Coast Guard Sector New York. 150-plus inspections across more than ten vessel categories (passenger vessels, foreign-flag ships, barges) in a port receiving over 5,000 commercial arrivals a year. Engineering oversight for new construction and conversions; stability tests, deadweight surveys, and drydock structural evaluations; authored Captain of the Port Orders.
- 2022 to 2024: Marine Engineer, USCGC Munro (418-foot cutter). Engineering Officer in Charge of the watch; managed preventive and corrective maintenance and coordinated depot-level maintenance periods.
- 2021: Deck Cadet, USCGC Moray.

## Selected work

- New construction oversight, 115-ft wooden passenger vessel: year-long oversight of the largest wooden vessel certificated in the last 100 years, from layup through delivery.
- Safety-critical instrumentation failure, 27,000 GRT chemical tanker: traced a false high-oxygen alarm to a dislodged chart recorder in the alarm circuit, identifying a disabled inert gas warning system as a safety-critical deficiency.
- Emergency flooding response, 190-ft, 1,200-passenger vessel: led the damage survey of a corrosion-induced hull breach, verified welder qualifications against AWS D1.1, and authorized limited return to service.

## Education

- B.Sc. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering, United States Coast Guard Academy, 2022. High Honors; Dean's List all eight semesters. Directed study on axial-flux permanent magnet machines.