Daniel Maynard Email & Phone Number

Birmingham, GB

Mariner A Platform

Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom

• Seconded to the Equinor office during the planning stage for Mariner A’s first major turnaround which included the internal inspection of five large vessels, platform modifications and various mechanical work scopes..
• Investigations and study of mechanical TAR work scope requests, determination of specification and standards, investigation of options for overhaul or replacement.
• Leading all mechanical work pack preparations with assurance that content and… Show more Seconded to the Equinor office during the planning stage for Mariner A’s first major turnaround which included the internal.
• Leading all mechanical work pack preparations with assurance that content and quality was maintained and that the event requirements were met.
• Ensuring that mechanical long lead delivery items were defined, specifications agreed and ordered/procured.
• Taking part in selection of contractors together with TAR manager and purchasing team.

Mariner A Platform

Offshore UKCS

Employed as a core crew mechanical technician onboard the Mariner A project during the hook up and commissioning (HUC) phase. Assisted in the construction and commissioning of all mechanical packages within power generation, HVAC, production and utility systems up until handover to operations. Once the platform went operational, I was responsible for.

Petrojarl Banff FPSO

Mechanical Technician aboard the Petrojarl Banff FPSO. Working on all production equipment and ship systems.

Offshore

After working as a core crew contractor with Petrofac for just under a year, I was then given the opportunity of being directly hired by Marathon oil and continuing my role as a mechanical technician.An active member of the emergency response fire team and a lifeboat coxswain.

Offshore

• Employed with Petrofac as a core crew mechanical technician assigned to the Marathon Oil contract based on the East Brae platform. I work as part of a two man mechanical team within the maintenance department.
• LM5000 gas generators
• Positive displacement and rotodynamic pumps
• Positive displacement and dynamic compressors
• Heat exchangers
• Diesel engines

Worldwide

As a Brush mechanical service engineer I would travel to customer sites onshore and offshore, in the UK but primarily overseas, and be the sole point of contact responsible for the supervision of complete generator change outs which involved the offloading and maneuvering into position of large generators and related equipment onto prepared foundations as.

UK Based

Complete corrective and preventative maintenance and overhaul on large industrial steam turbines ranging from 60MW to 420MW. This includes: installation, removal and setting of bearing assemblies (pad/shim adjustments), installation and removal of rotors (HP, IP and LP), taking of all axial and radial expansion measurements throughout the machine.

Various, UK

This was a formal apprenticeship with Alstom Power Services which consisted of 1 year at engineering college (completed at Southampton engineering training association) and 3 years split between Alstoms specialist steam turbine training school in Rugby, Alstoms specialist generator training school in Stafford and various power plants across England and.

Bachelor Of Engineering (Beng), Engineering

Higher National Certificate (Hnc), Mechanical Engineering, Distinction

Education record