With an extensive experience of more than 7 years, Sam Shuebrooks is a dedicated mechanical engineer at Crowley Maritime in Alexandria, Virginia location.

Pertaining to the services offered by Samuel as a QMED in the U.S. Merchant Marine, he works in oceangoing ships’ engine rooms and assists other engineers with necessary equipment operation and maintenance. Sam is responsible for lubricating gears, bearings, shafts, and other moving components, as well as keeping oil cups filled to the appropriate level.

At regular intervals, Sam Shuebrooks checks and records the readouts of temperature and pressure gauges. He also performs temporary repairs in instances of equipment malfunction to ensure the ship can return to port.
Samuel Shuebrooks has completed basic training and he is qualified to serve as a tanker cargo assistant and oiler from Harry Lundeberg School of Seamanship in Piney Point, Maryland. He has also received instruction in lifeboat survival and helicopter firefighting to prepare for emergencies.

In addition, he has earned several certifications after graduation, including his papers as a Qualified Member of the Engine Department (QMED), a Merchant Mariner Document, and a Transportation Workers Identification Credential.

In his free time, Samuel enjoys deep-sea fishing for a variety of game fish, preparing seafood, and playing recreational sports. He has traveled to several countries around the world, including England, Dubai, Belgium, Jamaica, and Pakistan.