Mark Hogan

Experience

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  United States Marine Corps

  Jul 1995 - Jul 1999

  Marine

  Coxswain/Boat Operator 1998-1999Responsible for the safety and conduct of boat team. Responsible for the safe operation, handling, launch, recovery and maintenance of Combat Rubber Reconnaissance Craft (CRRC) and its associated equipment. Worked closely with scout swimmers often in low light conditions conducting Insertion and extraction techniques.

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  Plymouth Police Department

  Apr 2000 - Mar 2006

  Patrol Officer

  Assigned to Patrol Division with a goal to maintain public order, community safety and crime reduction. Tasked with responding to various incidents or emergencies. Deterred crimes through high visibility policing. Patrolled assigned area and monitored activities to protect people and property. Often assisted fire department with medical incidents and at times rendered first aid when appropriate.

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  Commonwealth of Massachusetts

  Apr 2006 - now

  Being assigned to the Marine Unit requires to have both knowledge and skills pertaining to law enforcement and maritime duties. Have been assigned challenging duties including traditional maritime law enforcement, anti-terrorism, force protection, port security and safety, as well as providing unit-level training in these fields. Have conducted and coordinate maritime operations with federal and local agencies with similar responsibilities. Proficiently operated jet, outboard and inboard vessels ranging from 18’ to 44’.While assigned to the Marine Unit have had experience in boat handling, VHF radio communication, navigation using electronic radar and chart plotter. As a member of the Marine Unit it’s important to have extensive knowledge in line handling, anchoring, emergency procedures such as small vessel damage control and man overboard. Conducted search and rescue operations with port partners. Experienced in coming along side other vessels underway and not underway. Works closely with the Underwater Recovery Team (URT) and must be aware how divers operate to ensure their safety and successfully completion their missions. Working at the Marine Unit it is important for each member to take on many different roles with other members requiring team work coordination while ensuring the job/mission is completed successfully. Show less

  • Boat Captain

    Mar 2014 - now

  • Trooper

    Apr 2006 - Mar 2014