Douglas A. Graham, B.S.E., M.E. Ocean
Naval Architect & Marine Engineer
Surveyor Associate, SAMS
Master Marine Surveyor, USSA

Doug Graham is a graduate naval architect and marine engineer with years of past experience working for one of the largest naval architectural firms of its day. His responsibilities included performing calculations, studies and project engineering related to all aspects of naval architecture including: stability, structures, arrangements, weights, resistance, maneuvering and seakeeping—concept through detail design. Doug also performed numerous surveys or ship checks on naval and commercial vessels, which led to the engineering of major repair or retrofit projects. Much of his work required a working knowledge of USCG Code of Federal Regulations and ABS Standards for ship design and construction.

Doug is a 2005 graduate of the United States Surveyors Association’s course work on Marine Surveying, earning a certificate for Master Marine Surveyor, Fishing Vessel Qualified. He holds a Surveyor Associate Membership from the Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors.

Doug has spent his entire life knocking around boats on Long Island Sound and has extensive experience in their operation and maintenance, both sail and power. He has been a member of the Port Washington Yacht Club for 25 years, where he spends countless hours in marine activities. Doug resides on the north shore of Long Island in Great Neck, NY.

Doug holds a Bachelor of Science and Engineering in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering from the University of Michigan and a Masters in Engineering—Ocean from Stevens Institute of Technology.