Gary George Wright Email & Phone Number

Southampton, England, GB

Responsible for maintenance of NOV topside drilling machinery including mud pumps, mud treatment & all drilling related systems. Responsible for maintenance of main/auxiliary engines and Rolls Royce thrusters.Watch keeping engineer officer, in charge of machinery spaces and control room and associated systems and rotating equipment.Administration of.

Brazil

• July 2011 to September 2018 Rig Mechanic 6th Generation Drillship Carolina 6th Generation Semi Sub Catarina
• At present I am working for Ventura Petroleo (ex Petroserv) as Rig Mechanic. I joined this vessel during its commissioning stage at the Samsung shipyard South Korea.
• Responsible for the safe and efficient maintenance of MHWirth full Drilling package and ancillary equipment including Liebherr cranes, deck winches and air compressors, reporting to Chief Engineer and Rig.
• Responsible for corrective and preventative maintenance of all Hydraulic and pneumatic Equipment.

Brazil

• April 2010 – July 20112nd Engineering Officer PetroservResponsibilities:
• Dynamic Producer (FDPSO) – 2x 4L70MC MAN/B&W, 22,000 kW.
• 1x Bergen, 8 cylinder.
• 4x Wartsila, 16V26A, 20,000kW.
• 4x Dual Fuel Solar Gas Turbines, 20,000kW.
• 4x Wartsila Thrusters.

Southampton, United Kingdom

• Engineering Officer Stena LineResponsibilities:
• Stena Adventurer – 4x MAN 9L 40/54, 25,920 kW.
• Stena Europe and Stena Normandy – 4x Wartsila 12V32A, 15,360 kW.
• Koningin Beatrix – 4x MAN 8L 40/45, 19,360 kW.
• Watch keeping engineer officer, in charge of machinery spaces and control room and associated systems and rotating equipment.
• Outside machinery space systems; hydraulics and air and related equipment, including hydraulic power units, rams, pumps and valves and monitoring and sampling of oil.

• 1988 – 1994Hydraulic Fitter Vickers Systems, HampshireResponsibilities:
• Working with a variety of hydraulic manufacturer’s equipment, including Vickers, Rexroth, Denerson, Parker, Sunrod.
• All aspects of hydraulics undertaken, from the building of hydraulic power units to the commissioning.
• Fault finding, overhauling, maintenance carried out with routines and planned maintenance on various equipment including pumps, actuators, cylinders, valves.
• Periodic sampling of oil carried out for quality and filtration.
• Electric arc welding.

• Marine Engineering Mechanic Royal NavyResponsibilities:
• HMS Naiad – 2x Babcock and Wilcox boilers 550 psi/37.5 bar.
• Submarines - 2 × 3,680 hp Admiralty Standard Range V16 diesels, 2 × 3,000 hp electric motors, diesel-electric, 2 shafts.
• Operation, maintenance and repair of a wide range of machinery, including diesel generators, HP air and hydraulic systems, rotating equipment on diesel electric submarines.
• Watch keeping on above machinery.
• Maintenance of on-board domestic utilities.