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Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Delivering large range of CAPEX projects across all sites, project managing from award of contract through installation, design, testing, commissioning and handover with key aims to reduce overall distillery environmental impact.● Key projects include: cereal cooker upgrade, cooling tower replacement with an adiabatic cooling system, CIP (clean-in-place) upgrade, fermentation vessels upgrade, malt mill replacement, alarm rationalisation, caustic system HAZOP/LOPA, CO2 collection and liquidisation.● Production operations support, optimising the distillery process and problem solving. Root cause analysis.● Long-term strategising to ensure plant achieves 'net zero' targets.

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

● Carried out multiple process, process safety, feasibility, troubleshooting and optimisation studies – typically early stage of design (pre-FEED / concept).● Communicated generated solutions to clients for their problems with clear and concise recommendations via technical reports and presentations. ● Key projects included:○ Designed automatic chemical injection facilities for an onshore O&G terminal (BP).○ Investigated solutions for an onshore O&G terminal’s ongoing LP flare hydrate risk (BP).○ Gas compression train capacity and process capability study for an offshore O&G platform (Apache). ○ Relief valve sizing verification for an onshore O&G terminal in Kazakhstan (NCOC).○ SIL verification study for an over temperature risk to produced water export pipeline (BP).○ Debottlenecking capacity review of FPSO facilities (BW Offshore).● Developed a suite of calculation tools used company-wide (including sizing / rating of rupture disks, blowdown valves and restriction orifices).● Participated in 3-month Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP) in Baku for a Caspian Sea O&G platform (BP).

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

● Managed several multi-discipline projects, all within budget and on schedule, with healthy profit margins despite challenging rates.● Prepared various proposals, detailing the scope of work and estimating cost to the client, through man-hour breakdowns.● Carried out business cases assessments and other stage gate deliverables for clients to show potential value generated for their projects.● Developed total cost estimates (CAPEX) and expected operating expenses (OPEX) for client projects.● Worked on challenging non-process engineering type projects (e.g. electrical, instrumentation and piping studies).● Organisation of virtual teams and delegation of work tasks to more senior team members.● Liaised directly with client regularly, providing updates on ongoing tasks, tracking actions, and reviewing project performance.

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

● Generated and executed subsea well tie-back commissioning procedures for Maersk Oil FPSOs.● Planned and coordinated all topsides actions, including valve lineouts & isolations, and preparation of Permit-to-Work certificates.● Provided main focal point of contact between key client personnel (inc. OIM, Production Supervisor, Subsea Project Engineers)● Highly safety critical role which required excellent time-management skills to achieve tight and demanding schedules.● Developed new innovative tools which increased the efficiency and safety of offshore execution.● Promoted to Lead Engineer on projects, which involved delegating tasks and training new graduates to the role.

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Maersk Oil UK – Janice Hazardous Area Classification ReviewAssisted a Senior Process Engineer in a Hazardous Area Classification Review (HACR) for Janice FPU. This involved working with the client and producing a final report along with marked up drawings outlining the hazardous zones across the installation in line with the industry standard IP-15. In addition to the report and updated HACR documentation, supporting calculations were produced and a procedure outlining the method for undertaking a HACR in future was developed as a standard template, in reference to IP-15.Atkins Training Program – Introduction to Pressure ReliefDeveloped “Introduction to Pressure Relief” training program for new Atkins’ employees based on industry standards API 520 and 521.

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

● Summer placements and part-time employment during university term time.● Tested physical properties of materials used to create buoyancy, elastomer and insulation oil and gas products.● Trained new employees.

Diploma In Distilling

Master Of Engineering (Meng), Chemical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Engineering Society, Squash Club3rd to 5th year: Poyry/Atkins Scholarship 5th Year Design Project: Oil and Gas.

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