Allan Rutherford Email & Phone Number

Lynemouth, England, United Kingdom

Ashingto, Akzonobel

AzkoNobel (Manpower contract) Dec 2016 to present• Repairs, overhaul of various filling fast pace dispensing machines, packaging conveyers, valves, filter systems, pumps used in paint manufacture (such as Peristaltic, Progressive cavity pumps, diaphragm and vessel agitators) depalletizing machines, herma labeling machines.• Identifying and creating routines maintenance task for SAP work orders (CMMS)• Competent personal isolator (LOTOTO)• Planning and executing of rigging tasks• Identifying then Planning and executing of clearing of blocked pipe work system• Responsible for the availability, accuracy and reliability of all mechanical and pneumatics equipment and systems. • Involved in factory acceptance and machine installations on the plant from new.• Actively participates in HSE&S, Sustainability and Quality activities, including the use of point of work risk assessment. • Creating method statements and pre work risk assessments.• Maintenance and operation of GEA & OFRU (water and solvent recover treatment systems)

Cramlington, Northumberland, United Kingdom

• Overhaul and repair of valves, pressure relief valves, pumps magnetically driven, mechanical seals and motors• Isolate reactors including glass lined driers for cleaning, inspection, certification, to comply with pharmaceutical standards and procedures• Routine daily checks and maintenance of gas fired boilers/breathing air/plant air compressors

Gannet

Mechanical Supervisor Gannet platform North SeaShell UK April 2014 to present WGPSN April 2013 April 2014• Detail scheduling of weekly plan, liaising with all departments, so permits, isolations & rigging are available, and ensuring correct spares are on site, ensuring weekly compliance at maximum• Responsibilities include leading safety with behaviours and actions, • Carry out regular ISSOW (Integrated Safe System of Work) permit and ORA (Operational Risk Assessments) audits and STOP tours• Manage a Team of Mechanical Technicians and Vendor Engineers to facilitate safe execution of the planned corrective and preventative maintenance scopes • Development and support of individuals and team members through coaching and feedback to continually improve MIE (Maintenance Integrity and Execution) and SAP skills and knowledge execution and performance of their assigned tasks• Maintain adherence to Company Standards for completion of scopes with respect to their execution window, procedures and material• Following up on any actions from CBM (condition based monitoring) from onshore specialist company AVT. • Updating daily progress of scheduled work to the Maintenance team lead and completing updating maintenance programme SAP as work progresses and verifying work history • Ordering spares and back load through SAP • During turnarounds responsibilities extend to supervising multiple adhoc mechanical technicians' teams with varying levels of ability and obtaining the best out of the adhoc team to deliver a turnaround safely. • Plant equipment responsible for include pumps, compressors, turbines, diesel engines, vessel, heat exchangers, HVAC systems, Relief valves, Elastomeric valves and maintaining hydraulic torque tools and work shop equipment

Shell Gannet

Mechanical Supervisor Shearwater platform (Shell) North SeaWGPSN March 2000 to April 2013• I had the same role and responsibilities on Shearwater as Gannet for the mechanical team and plant equipment• MTL (Maintenance team lead), This role was leading a multi discipline team including scaffold and fabric maintenance • Emergency role was as fire/response team leader since Nov 2005. • Seconded from my Shearwater platform position as Mechanical supervisor into the Shearwater 2005 shutdown Team role included: Scope identification; Corrective and Preventative scopes, optimization and development through to initial sequencing of the plan and then offshore to supervisor execution of work scope

Wallsend

Senior mechanical commissioning technicianAMEC Wallsend Hadrian yard February 1999 to March 2000• Shearwater integrated process, utilities and living quarters (PUQ) platform which is bridge linked to a Wellhead Platform. • Responsibilities included Inspection of vendor packages, and process/utility systems compiling punch lists and reporting to senior commissioning engineer• Pre-commissioning and dynamic commissioning of process/utility systems and testing of motors, pumps and diesel engines. as per commissioning procedure, updating data dossiers• Organising and directing mechanical technicians including completion of time sheets and inputting relative information to maintain project productivity and progress. • Also signing up commissioning procedures, associated paperwork and initiating work permits as permit signatory

Angola

Mechanical technician (Working expat status) Dietsmann Global, July 1997 to February 1999 employed on the Texaco Essungo platform Angola• Mechanical maintenance technician, in charge of offshore mechanical department, reporting to the onshore maintenance manager, and responsible for all offshore mechanical equipment,• Mentor/coach for National Mechanics • Responsibilities included prioritising breakdowns, performing isolations; repair of Caterpillar gas fired 3601/2801/398 engines, oil/seawater/diesel pump overhauling pumps and mechanical seals. • Other duties included rigging and welding repair • Commission of new equipment; fire pumps & Main oil line pumps. And ordering spares via computer/paper systems

Aberdeen

Senior mechanical technician, Aker Lasalle /APG, August 1990 - July 1997 Chevron platforms Ninian Central and South • Mechanical maintenance and operator for the utilities systems• Checking potable water purification before bunkering. Repair and maintenance of all offshore equipment, including sealift/diesel/water/foam/fire pumps and potable water vacuum vapour compressor. Rising, and closing out work orders and ordering spares. • Also part of the emergency response team as fire crew member.

Morpeth/Uk And Offshore

Torque & Tensioning Service Technician, employed as a torque and tensioning specialistHedley Purvis May 1987 to May 1989• Working on offshore platforms, oil refineries and coal/nuclear power stations, complying with local safety rules of each company. My role was to liaise with clients, confirm torque or de-torque/ tensioning procedures and then execute. This involved working on a variety of equipment, such as turbines, large pump casings and pressure vessel, worked on bespoke equipment designed for the nuclear industry. Duties also included service and repair of all associated Hydraulic/Pneumatic equipment, on site and main workshop.

Morpeth

Time served Fitter/ Machinist Swinney Engineering, August 1974 to Jan 1987• 4 year Apprenticeship, first year full time at Technical College on E.I.T.B.• Work experience gained in all departments' machine shop, tool room and factory maintenance departments within following 3 years. As a time served fitter/machinist I worked on the shop floor and on factory maintenance. Also when required carried out sire repairs at various sites in the UK on the following products, Hydraulic presses, oil/ gas & water filters, pig traps, and hydrostatic testing of high & low pressure vessels all of which were fabricated and tested at Swinney engineering at Morpeth