Tony Becherrawi
About Tony Becherrawi
Tony Becherrawi serves as the Chief Engineer at the Canadian Coast Guard, where he also holds the roles of IMO Designated Lead Auditor, ILO Designated Trainer, and STCW Evaluator. With extensive experience in marine safety and engineering, he has worked in various capacities within the maritime industry since the late 1990s.
Work at Government of Canada
Tony Becherrawi serves as the Chief Engineer at the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) since 2019. In this role, he holds multiple designations, including IMO designated Lead Auditor, ILO designated trainer, and STCW evaluator. His responsibilities encompass fleet management operational duties, where he applies his expertise to ensure the effective management and operation of vessels within the CCG. Based in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, he has contributed to the technical senior management of vessels, enhancing the operational capabilities of the Canadian Coast Guard.
Previous Experience at Transport Canada
Before joining the Canadian Coast Guard, Tony Becherrawi worked at Transport Canada as a Senior Marine Safety Inspector from 2009 to 2019. During his tenure, he held the roles of ILO designated trainer and IRCA Maritime Auditor, as well as serving as an IMO designated auditor. His decade-long experience in Ottawa, Canada, allowed him to develop a deep understanding of marine safety regulations and auditing processes, contributing to the enhancement of marine safety standards in Canada.
Career at Marlow Navigation Co LTD
Tony Becherrawi worked as Chief Engineer at Marlow Navigation Co LTD from 1997 to 2008. His 11 years in the Hamburg area of Germany provided him with extensive experience in marine engineering and vessel operations. This role contributed to his development as a technical expert in the maritime industry, laying the foundation for his future positions in marine safety and engineering.
Education and Expertise
Tony Becherrawi earned a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Marine Engineering from Technical State University, where he studied from 1990 to 1997. This educational background equipped him with the technical knowledge and skills necessary for his roles in marine engineering and safety. His expertise includes fleet management operational duties and technical senior management within the Canadian Coast Guard, reflecting his comprehensive understanding of the maritime sector.