Kurtis Rogers
About Kurtis Rogers
Kurtis Rogers is the Chief Officer at Chevron in San Ramon, California, with extensive experience in LNG Carriers and a background in Marine Science from Solent University.
Current Role at Chevron
Kurtis Rogers serves as a Chief Officer at Chevron, based in San Ramon, California, United States. His current responsibilities include overseeing operations on the latest Dual Fuel Diesel Electric (DFDE) type LNG Carrier. Rogers brings a wealth of expertise in handling LNG Carriers with capacities ranging from 75k to 260k, ensuring efficient and safe transport of liquefied natural gas.
Previous Experience at Chevron
Prior to his current role, Kurtis Rogers has accumulated extensive experience within Chevron through various officer positions. He served as a Second Officer from 2013 to 2016 and as a Third Officer from 2012 to 2013, all in San Ramon, California. During these roles, he contributed to the operational management and safety protocols of LNG Carriers.
Work Experience at Shell
Before joining Chevron, Kurtis Rogers held the position of Third Officer at Shell from 2008 to 2012. Based in The Hague, Zuid-holland, Netherlands, he was responsible for a range of duties related to the operation of LNG Carriers. This role provided him significant exposure and experience in the oil and gas industry early in his career.
Educational Background
Kurtis Rogers has a strong educational background in marine and physical sciences. He studied Marine Science at Solent University from 2008 to 2011. Prior to that, he attended Peter Symonds Sixth Form College, where he studied Physics from 2005 to 2007. His academic training provided a foundational knowledge that has supported his professional career.
Professional Certifications
Kurtis Rogers holds a British Certificate of Competency (CoC) as a chief mate unlimited, with oil and gas endorsements. This certification underscores his qualifications and expertise in maritime operations and LNG Carrier management. He is currently aiming to gain sufficient sea time to qualify for a master's license in the near future.