Seatrain Shipbuilding Appoints Hellenbrecht Chief Marine Engineer

Seatrain Shipbuilding Corporation, Brooklyn, N.Y., a wholly owned subsidiary of Seatrain Lines, Inc., has announced the appointment of Edward P. Hellenbrecht as chief marine engineer.

In making the announcement, John Serrie, president of the company, said: "Mr. Hellenbrecht will be responsible for the design, purchase and specification of all marine systems. Mr. Hellenbrecht's extensive background and knowledge of modern marine engineering systems will be a valuable asset to our shipbuilding operation." Prior to joining Seatrain, Mr.

Hellenbrecht was a nuclear project officer with the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corporation. Previous to that, he was a designer with Van Zandt Sails, Inc. in Old Mystic, Conn.

Mr. Hellenbrecht holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of New Haven, and a Master of Science degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York.

In addition to its shipbuilding operation, Seatrain Lines is a major factor in water transportation and energy. The company is engaged primarily in the chartering of vessels for the transport of petroleum products and other commodities; the worldwide movement of containerized freight, and the construction of a variety of oceangoing vessels. The acquisition of Pride Refining, Inc. in August 1976, marked the company's entry into an energy-related field. Seatrain maintains offices throughout North America, Europe, the Far East, Middle East, Caribbean and Central America.

Maritime Reporter Magazine, page 31, Dec 1977

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