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I am currently Working as a Consultant for Rimmer Engineering Ltd, based in Auckland.My role prior to this was as Front End Development Lead at Shell Taranaki, which I retired from when Shell sold their business in New Zealand to OMV. I have been working as a consultant since the beginning of 2019. This included a 5 month period supporting OMV at the Pohokura Asset, where the operating team was having problems with operation of the condensate stabiliser column. I have over 35 years experience in the oil and gas industry and have high technical skills in all aspects of process and front end concept engineering. Prior to returning to New Zealand I was the Technical Integration Manger for the Prelude floating LNG Project, a position I held for 3 years.I have lead or been involved in concept selection on many projects including H Block, offshore Nigeria, Goodwyn (Woodside), Malampaya, Camisea and Pohokura in New Zealand. I have particular strengths in gas processing, LNG and NGL recovery and have written and presented a number of technical papers, both within the Shell Group and externally (Gas Processors Association, NZ Petroleum and LPG Conferences, etc). Until my appointment to my current position in July 2011 I was Shell’s Principal Technical Expert for Gas Processing. I also have significant experience with plant operations and management.I have during my career taken responsibility for economic evaluation on a large project, including development of a complex economic model linked to sub surface and have liaised extensively with gas marketing on commercial and contractual issues, i.e. gas specifications, market requirements, capacity, load factor, etc. In 2002 I completed a Masters Degree in Petroleum Engineering from the University of New South Wales. This has given me the ability to understand sub surface technical issues and multidisciplinary dependencies when considering the hydrocarbon production chain from reservoir to market. I have a very good understanding of gas and LNG markets and recognise where constraints and opportunities are for maximising the value of gas assets.
Rimmer Engineering Limited
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Specialist Engineer And ConsultantRimmer Engineering LimitedAuckland, Nz
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Specialist Engineer / ConsultantRimmer Engineering Limited Jun 2020 - Present
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Independent ConsultantSelf-Employed Jan 2019 - May 2020Auckland, New ZealandI undertook a 5 month assignment with OMV, looking into the operation of the Pohokura Production Station, where there were problems caused by the condensate stabiliser, which was prematurely flooding. I worked remotely with local operational process engineers and managed to optimise performance, within the constraints of the stabiliser. I was also able to demonstrate that the recently installed Butane Wind Up Solution was working. This has now been proven post clean up of the stabiliser where on spec condensate can now be produced.
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Front End LeadShell Todd Oil Services Apr 2013 - Jan 2019New Plymouth, New ZealandResponsible for Front End Engineering opportunities for Shell and JV Partners within Shell, Todd Oil Services within New Zeaand. Also Process Engineering Technical Authority for Shell covering Australia and New Zealand. Continue to provide consutant support to Prelude around monitoring, surveillance and optimisation of the future operating asset. -
Technical Integration ManagerShell Jun 2010 - Mar 2013Région De Paris, FranceI am currently the Technical Integration Manager for Shell’s flagship Prelude FLNG Project, a position I have held for the past two and a half years. This is a key role within the project and I am responsible for ensuring a seamless delivery across all the individual elements of the project. -
Discipline Head Process EngineeringShell Global Solutions International Bv Jan 2008 - Jun 2010Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory Of Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaIn my role as Discipline Head (TA1) I had to ensure that all Process Engineering Deliverables within the region were appropriately assured. I was consequently involved in frequent reviews through GSUD’s project delivery process. I was also active in my Principal Tecnical Expert role which includes coordinating a team of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and ensuring that best practises in gas processing were captured in new project and assets across Shell. This included the development of new guidelines, the delivery of a Gas Processing Masterclass to Shell’s process engineers across the world and being a member of Shell’s Decision Review Board (DRB) which was responsible for overseeing progress in development of new technology for separation of contaminants from hydrocarbon gas. I was also involved in providing support and guidance to Shell Australia in assessing the Browse Basin opportunity which Woodside are progressing. I coordinated studies into the offshore gas development and onshore LNG options and engaged with Woodside. I was also instrumental in bringing expertise to KL in contaminated gas treatment which resulted in two major studies into contaminated gas fields, (70% CO2) being completed in Kuala Lumpur.
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Principal Process EngineerShell Global Solutions International Bv Mar 2004 - Dec 2007The Randstad, NetherlandsI spent four years working for the Upstream Development Group of SGSI. based in Rijswijk . I was Shell’s Principal Technical Expert for Gas Processing, a role I which I occupied for 7 years from 2005. During my time in Rijswijk I initially spent12 months as Surface Lead on the H Block Project in Nigeria. This is a large-scale combined oil and gas development located in shallow water offshore the Niger Delta. I successfully took the project through to DG 3. This was a complex development which tested my skills in a number of areas, including subsurface and surface integration, development planning and decision making. I was then seconded into EP’s Development Planning Group for a 14 month period where I was involved with gas supply studies in Nigeria to support a portfolio of new LNG growth projects.
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Pohokura Front End Development CoordinatorShell Todd Oil Services Jun 2001 - Feb 2004New Plymouth, Taranaki, New ZealandI coordinated efforts to ensure that the Project submitted a high quality Final Investment Decision Package to the Joint Venture Parties in early 2004. This included responsibility for preparation of a Field Development Plan for the Pohokura Development. It involved ensuring that all work required to be completed to meet major project milestones was undertaken in a timely fashion and to a high standard and in line with the Shell Opportunity and Project Management Guidelines (OPMG). The VAR3 held in late July 2003, instigated to confirm concept selection, and based on preliminary sub surface modelling was completed successfully.I was responsible for:• Coordinating front end conceptual studies and managed the interface between sub surface and facilities in determining the optimum development concept • Development of a comprehensive economic/production model for comparing alternative concepts. • Liaison with Joint Venture gas and LPG marketing committees to ensure alignment, the establishment of project economic assumptions, the optimum method of LPG export and to ensure that availability/reliability of system design are compatible with gas marketing requirements.
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Senior Process EngineerShell Todd Oil Services Ltd Jan 2000 - May 2001New Plymouth, Taranaki, New ZealandResponsible for the identification and conceptual development of commercial opportunities including feasibility studies and front end engineering across all oil and gas production and processing assets. Lead a team of experienced and recent graduate process engineers employed in conceptual studies, field engineering and process monitoring/troubleshooting and plant optimisation. Acted as a mentor to process engineers.
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Commercial/Gas Processing Coordinator & Engineering ManagerNatural Gas Corporation Of New Zealand Nov 1995 - Dec 1999Taranaki, New ZealandI provided a commercial and business development focus to the KGTP with the objective of identifying how to maximise the long term value to NGC of both this asset and NGC’s entitlements to gas and gas products from the Kapuni field. This involved a thorough assessments of KGTP’s position within NGC, including analysis of the value added to the company by processing gas and extracting hydrocarbon liquids and carbon dioxide. A tolling model was developed as a basis for third party charges for access to the plant, and a combined production planning/financial model created to assess the plant performance and determine the net present value of the Kapuni assets. Prior to undertaking this role I was Engineering Manager at the Kapuni Gas Treatment Plant where I was responsible for managing plant engineering and technical support at the plant included overseeing the laboratory and environmental services. A major part of this role was the responsibility to ensure that the technical aspects and engineering of a major plant refurbishment ($30 million) were in line with NGC’s requirements. Also designed replacement of the old refrigeration and dehydration systems in the gas plant with propane refrigeration and IFPexol dehydration to enhance environmental performance, increase LPG recovery, and improve plant efficiency. I played a key role in the development of a $40 million cogeneration project at the KGTP. This included responsibility for definition of KGTP’s requirements for services (steam and power), negotiation with cogeneration JV Parties and integration of the 20 MW cogeneration facility into the plant. Also responsible for the resource consents being obtained from the Regional and District councils.
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Senior Process Engineer - Gas ProcessingShell Internationale Petroleum Maatschappij Bv Jan 1993 - Oct 1995The Hague, South Holland, NetherlandsFocal point for gas processing, NGL recovery and process safety issues within the Exploration and Production function of SIPM. Also involved in front end conceptual studies for a number of potential major new development projects:• Pars North (Iran). • Camisea (Peru). • Malampaya (Philippines). • Associated Gas Studies (Nigeria). • Gas Gathering and Processing (Syria). • Development of philosophy and guidelines for the use of instrumentation to limit or reduce size of relief systems in process plant.
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Senior Process EngineerWoodside Energy Apr 1986 - Dec 1992Perth, Western Australia, AustraliaDuring my employment with Woodside I was involved with a number of important aspects of the North West Shelf Development. These include:• Examining options for the expansion of the North West Shelf Gas Project to include a 4th and 5th LNG train. • Responsibly for conducting a feasibility study into an LPG Export Project (500,000 tonnes/annum) to be incorporated into the NW Shelf Onshore Facilities. This involved assessment of the fraction trains capacity and definition of new facility requirements. • A study to determine whether pipeline transient handling facilities (2 x 2500m3 capacity storage spheres) were required to handle liquid surges from the two phase trunkline resulting from changes in operation of the North Rankin and Goodwyn platforms. • A loading study to determine the capacity of a single jetty to export LNG (6 million tonnes/annum) and condensate, and to determine condensate storage requirements. • A study into the feasibility of an LPG/butane export scheme (350,000tonnes/annum) for inclusion in the North West Shelf Development Project. For three years I worked in the Goodwyn Development Project involved in conceptual design and preliminary engineering of the Goodwyn Gas/Condensate Field.
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Doncaster Grammar School
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