Sam Laycock

Sam Laycock has a strong work experience in the maritime industry. Sam started their career as a Cadet/Third Engineer at P&O Cruises in 1995 and worked there until 2001. Sam then joined Maersk Supply Service, initially as a Third/Second Engineer and later as a Chief Engineer, working on anchor handling vessels in Brazil and various locations in the North Sea and West Africa. In 2009, they moved to MPI Offshore, where they started as a Second Engineer and eventually became a Chief Engineer/Jacking Engineer. Sam served on the vessel "MPI Resolution" and gained experience in managing workload and meeting deadlines in a high-pressure environment. Since 2018, Sam has been working at Jan De Nul Group, first as a Chief Engineer/Jacking Engineer on the vessel "MPI Discovery" (now named "Taillevent") and currently as Chief Engineer. Sam is familiar with diesel electrical propulsion systems and has expertise in heavy lift operations.

Sam Laycock's education history includes attending South Tyneside. However, no specific information is available regarding start year, end year, degree name, or field of study.