LISCR Hires Former USCG LNG Expert

Thursday, July 9, 2020

The Liberian Registry announced Dallas Smith has been hired as the Director of LNG and Offshore Technology, and as General Manager of the Liberian International Ship and Corporate Registry’s (LISCR) new Houston Office.

Smith brings to his new role at LISCR over 20 years of experience as an officer in the U.S. Coast Guard. Before his retirement last month, Smith was head of the USCG Liquefied Gas National Center of Expertise where he was responsible for executing the Coast Guard’s entire liquefied gas safety, security, and environmental compliance mission around the world. Prior to his assignment at the National Center of Expertise, he held positions as the Supervisor of Marine Safety Detachment Brownsville, industry secondments as HSSE and LNG Marine Advisor to Cheniere Energy and Excelerate Energy, and was a flag-State and port-State Senior Marine Vessel Inspector in Houston.

LISCR’s Chief Operations Officer, Alfonso Castillero, said Smith's unique industry experience in LNG and his addition as an in-house subject matter expert sets Liberia apart from other flag states. “We have seen an increase in our LNG newbuilding orders for Liberia, and expect this will continue with Dallas joining our team and solidifying LISCR as not only a leader in the Offshore sector, but for LNG,” Castillero said.

LISCR said Liberia has aimed to strengthen its in-house technical and commercial capabilities for LNG and offshore, noting its new Houston office will further support gas and offshore clients

Categories: Offshore LNG Energy jobs People & Company News

Related Stories

DOE Grants Lake Charles LNG Additional Time to Commence Exports

Kabal Wins Contract with Phu Quoc Petroleum Operating Company to Optimize Offshore Logistics in Vietnam

LNG Cargoes from Sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 Project Flow East

Current News

Nissen Kaiun Becomes Stakeholder in Econowind

China's Hold on Global Ports focus of Trump Administration

DP World Introduces New Quay Crane and Electric RTG Cranes at Mundra Terminal

UK's Port of Tyne Unveils $200M Upgrade Plan to Back Offshore Wind

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News