• The delivery of quality measurement data through testing and the proactive identification of anomalies.• Handled an area of technical responsibility on some instruments (i.e. bench and online analysers).• Testing of petroleum refinery process samples (Fuel Oil, Petrol, Diesel and Jet) 15 per day.• Performing Tests on RAMAN Analyser, GC (Gas Chromatography)- M3 Reformulyzer, FTIR, Vapour Pressure, ASTM Colour, Sulphur by MULTITEK-ANTEK, Cloud Point, Distillations, Density, Total Chloride, Flash Point, Freeze Point, and XRF Spectrometer.• Updating the procedures (ASTM, IP) and identification of any improvement opportunities to maintain the quality management systems to comply with ISO17025 and NATA requirements.• Ensuring all the work is completed within BP’s HSSE policies and procedures.• The process of sample login, registration into LIMS, generation of worksheets and general sample management as well as liaising with clients with regards to turnaround time for analysis.• Maintaining, Calibrating and troubleshooting on the laboratory instrumentation.

I started my role with the company in the department of operations of water and wastewater treatment plants on Barrow Island - Gorgon ProjectLab Analyst:Preparing materials for experimentation such as freezing and slicing specimens and mixing chemicals PHA-100plus – Portable Hydrocarbon Analyzer - The PHA-100 plus provides the user with the unique ability to quantifiably detect hydrocarbons in vapor, water, at the interface and in soil. Nitrogen, Ammonia – salicylate Method  Nitrite – Diazotization Method Nitrate – Dimethylphemol method Phosphorous, Reactive (orthophosphate) and total – ascorbic acid method Nitrogen, Total – persulfate digestion method Collecting information and samples. conducting field and laboratory experiments, tests and analyses  presenting results in graphic and written form by preparing maps, charts, sketches, diagrams reporting to the Senior engineers and supervisors at the end of each day performing routine mathematical calculations, and computations of measurements  controlling the quality and quantity of laboratory supplies by testing samples and monitoring usage  checking, calibrating and maintaining test equipment  participating in fabricating, installing and modifying equipment to ensure that critical standards are met Water Operator: RO water / waste water quality sampling Carrying out water and waste water treatments and fault finding operate pumps, valves and gates to control the flow of water or waste regulate water flow through stages of the treatment such as filtering, the addition of chemicals (polymers, for example) and aeration monitor flow meters, pressure gauges, power usage and wastewater quality take samples and carry out routine analyses prepare reports and log details of plant operations receive, monitor and respond to remote alarms Ensuring all the work is completed to a high standard with regards to quality, safety and deadlines.

 Organise and prepare the samples for analysis. Process of sample login, registration into LIMS, generation of work sheets and general sample management as well as liaising with clients with regards to turnaround time for analysis. Interaction with the Supervisors and Team Leaders to ensure that all work is reported by the same day. Preparation of soil, water, and marine sediment samples for a variety of tests throughout the laboratory. Subcontracting samples to different labs according to the test requirements. Ensuring that analytical procedures and associated tasks are conducted in accordance with the MPL Quality Work Instructions including QA/QC.  Organising designated tasks to maximise daily efficiencies. Completing all tasks within both the time set down by the supervisor and the relevant analysis standard.  Prioritise and work effectively under pressure while completing work within specified time periods and deadlines. Highlighting anomalies in results and sample type and sample behavior.  Following documented procedures and keeping records to ensure compliance NATA accreditation requirements. Suggesting improvements in techniques or routines that enable more efficient use of facilities.

Oil and Gas Engineer with exposure to four disciplines in Oil & Gas Engineering with specialization in Process/Petroleum Engineering.Petroleum Engineering - Reservoir Engineering, Drilling Engineering, Completions Engineering, Production Operations and as a part of my Master’s course curriculum I completed a project on “Gas Condensate Flow in Tight Reservoirs” at The University of Western Australia (UWA), WA, Australia.Process Engineering - Facilities Design, Petroleum FluidsOffshore Engineering - Offshore Structures, Oil & Gas Transmission, Floating Production Systems, Subsea Technology, Design of Offshore Systems Asset Engineering - Decision Making Under Risk (Involved in managing risk using Palisade Tools Software, Oil & Gas Economics, Investment Management and Health & Safety.

A Chemical Engineer with extensive knowledge of Chemical Process Industries, Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, Computer Applications, Chemical Process Calculation, Chemical Reaction Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Chemical Process Equipment Design, Process Instrumentation Dynamics & Control, Heat Transfer, Transport Phenomena, Process Economics & Industrial Management, Mass Transfer, Environmental Engineering, Health & Safety Management. As a part of my bachelor’s course curriculum I presented a seminar on “Study Of Flow Dynamics In A Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell” at Central Electrochemical Research Institute (CECRI), Madras Unit, INDIA.