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Biography
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Brian E. Trenhaile, P. E.
Over three decades of experience, a great
education, and excellent qualifications are
the benefits that Mr. Trenhaile brings to the
marine industry. His broad background includes naval architecture,
marine engineering, maritime administration,
human factors engineering (ergonomics), forensic
marine surveying (ship, barge and boating accident reconstruction and
documentation), maritime and construction safety, expert witness,
regulatory submittals (USCG & ABS), computer aided drafting, vessel
design and construction. |
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He capably works on most types of marine craft. This includes
work boats, tugs, barges, tour boats, fishing boats, yachts, passenger lines, cargo
vessels, catamarans, vessels with cranes, military craft, and floating dry docks. He
works with steel, aluminum, fiberglass, and wood vessel construction methods.
His philosophy: "The purpose of a vessel is to serve humanity. Therefore, it
should be safe, functional, economical, and aesthetic." |
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 | Mr. Trenhaile presently serves as principal engineer for
Hawaii Marine Company. As the owner of this firm he has full responsibility and a
wide variety of experience. He brought computer techniques into this firm. |
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| From 1977 to 1981 Mr. Trenhaile worked with Pacific Marine
as QA Manager. He also did estimating, project management, and technical support. |
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| In 1976 Mr. Trenhaile worked with M. Rosenblatt & Son
in their San Francisco office. He did structural analysis and checked others work. |
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| From 1971 to 1974 Mr. Trenhaile worked with Pacific Marine
and Supply Company. Here he served as Assistant to VP of Operations. Duties
involved compiling reports for US Navy & USCG vessels. He also did material
estimating and marine drafting. |
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| From July 1971 to August 1971 he worked with Piper Marine
Craft. Here he served as a boat carpenter and worked on fiberglass hulls. |
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| From April 1971 to July 1971 he worked for Hawaiian
Seamaster Sampans Incorporated as a carpenter and draftsman. |
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| Registered Professional Engineer with State of Washington
since 1982 |
| Member of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers, also a member of the American Boat and Yacht Council |
| In 1976 received a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, for
Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering, from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor |
| Completed classes in Structural Engineering, Sailing, &
Celestial Navigation |
| Debate Judge,
National Forensic League, Nov. 2003 to present |
| Contractor Quality
Management Certificate, Naval Facilities Engineering Command,
Honolulu, Hawaii, effective 25 September 2003 |
| 30 Hour OSHA Course,
Safety First Management Group, 26 Sept. 2003 |
| Safety and Health
Training for Small Business Contractors, U. S. Army Corps of
Engineers, Honolulu, Hawaii, August 2003 |
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