Highly experienced Energy, Utility and Proces Engineering Project Manager with expertise in global project management full cycle best practices, front-end business value determination and concept selection engineering skills. Proven ability to identify and determine cost saving approaches to improve existing and future project management practices and applications.

Represent BP Alaska's interest in their non-operated Alaska assets as Project technical representative. Review status of ongoing projects, review funding requests and provide management information updates.

• Subject Matter Expert (SME) on the work process used in the regional Project Management Office (PMO) and assure project team conformance to those processes. • Assure project conformance to global and regional Risk Management Plan. Facilitate project risk identification workshops, periodic risk and action plan reviews, and regional risk endorsement reviews. • Provide training, coaching and guidance in the application of these processes. • Ensure standard best practice procedures and tools are used for project activities. • Drive continuous improvement in project delivery as member of the GPO Alaska Leadership Team. • Process owner for Alaska Projects Risk Management Plan, Alaska Projects Organizational Learning Plan, and Alaska Projects External Stakeholder Management Plan.

• Team Leader of the Project Development Engineers that perform Front End engineering for the projects to renew automation, safety instrumented, and fire & gas systems (AF&G Program) across all BP-Alaska operated facilities. • Manage engineering support within an Engineering & Project Management Support (EPMS) contract and manage specialty engineering services provided outside the EPMS contract. • Manage the Long-Term Plan (LTP) for the AF&G Program to support corporate financial planning, program resource leveling efforts, field camp-use forecasting, and communication with joint-venture external partners. Build and maintain strong relationships with team members and multiple stakeholders.

• Provide technical and engineering expertise to the front-end appraisal and selection group to define the technical options and the value proposition for problems ranging from production facility optimization (de-bottlenecking opportunities) to the reduction of operating risk by replacement or modification of existing process equipment• Assembled teams to perform engineering studies, risk assessments, and cost estimates to validate and propose an optimum solution for the problem under consideration. • Generated and coordinated key deliverables including the Project Terms of Reference, Statement of Requirements, Operations and Maintenance Strategy, Quality Plan, Facility Engineering Plan, Project Execution Plan, Risk Register, Engineering Design Specifications, Decision Support Package, and Capital Funding requests.

• Managed front-end engineering for compliance-driven pipeline replacement project, establishing four separate work packages for staged execution and delivery.• Delivered the engineering and procurement of the Eastern Operating Area facility modifications and facility interconnects, with an estimated total installed cost of $179 million. The new system was constructed per DOT regulation in parallel to the existing non-regulated operating system, with facility and production cutovers into the new system being completed without any production impacts. Facility enhancements were provided both as in-plant retrofits and fabricated truckable modules that were connected to the existing operating facilities.• Managed engineering services that were work-shared between an affiliate office in Toronto, Canada office and their local office in Anchorage. Ensured thorough stakeholder alignment and engagement between multiple remote locations by use of virtual communication tools and interactive design and engineering model reviews. • Provided coordination, oversight and management for the abandonment of the original pipelines and continued leading the project through completion of the incomplete work items generated during construction and handover.

• Project manager responsible for coordinating Kuparuk River Unit drill site expansions and infill drilling projects, pipeline construction projects, and operating plant facility projects. Responsible for projects through the initiation, planning, execution and closing phases, and for controlling the process throughout the project.• Manage multidiscipline design teams for simultaneous projects ranging up to 65,000 engineering man-hours and $55mm total project cost. Monitor and maintain team alignment to provide the intended project scope within the desired budget and schedule. Manage change against established project baseline. Coordinate interaction with Operations, Drilling, Construction, Environmental, and Regulatory and Engineering.Project List• Extensive experience with heavy oil surface facility projects including numerous projects at Kuparuk DS1E, DS1C and DS1D including installation of trunk and lateral piping and control systems, electrical and instrumentation infrastructure upgrades, variable speed drives, remote electrical and instrumentation modules, and multi-phase test meters.• Single-well facility expansion projects-Kuparuk River Unit, numerous drillsites at all CPF’s• Multiple-well facility expansion programs-Kuparuk River Unit, numerous drillsites at CPF1 & 2• Multiple-well facility expansion programs-West Sak Heavy Oil Development at DS1E, DS1C DS1D• Pipeline construction and remediation projects-DS1C water injection pipeline, DS1J temporary pipelines

• Project manager responsible for coordinating Kuparuk River Unit drill site expansions and infill drilling projects, pipeline construction projects, and operating plant facility projects. Responsible for projects through the initiation, planning, execution and closing phases, and for controlling the process throughout the project.• Manage multidiscipline design teams for simultaneous projects ranging up to 65,000 engineering man-hours and $55mm total project cost. Monitor and maintain team alignment to provide the intended project scope within the desired budget and schedule. Manage change against established project baseline. Coordinate interaction with Operations, Drilling, Construction, Environmental, and Regulatory and Engineering.Project List• Extensive experience with heavy oil surface facility projects including numerous projects at Kuparuk DS1E, DS1C and DS1D including installation of trunk and lateral piping and control systems, electrical and instrumentation infrastructure upgrades, variable speed drives, remote electrical and instrumentation modules, and multi-phase test meters.• Single-well facility expansion projects-Kuparuk River Unit, numerous drillsites at all CPF’s• Multiple-well facility expansion programs-Kuparuk River Unit, numerous drillsites at CPF1 & 2• Multiple-well facility expansion programs-West Sak Heavy Oil Development at DS1E, DS1C DS1D• Pipeline construction and remediation projects-DS1C water injection pipeline, DS1J temporary pipelines

• Alternated work weeks as Pipeline/Terminal Board Operator and Field Utility Operator. • Load crude tankers as terminal operator and as platform operator on offshore loading platform Christy Lee. Tie/release tankers to/from platform on their arrival/departure.• Monitor, direct and adjust crude inventory through pipeline and tankage by use of Wonderware SCADA system and adjust rates via VSD electric driven centrifugal pumps. Operate fuel generation equipment, fired glycol heaters, mainline valves, and crude pumps.• Prove LACT pipeline meters, write custody transfer tickets, launch and retrieve pipeline scrapers, gauge storage tanks (5 active tanks with 270,000-barrel capacity each), operate heavy equipment as needed.

• Process design engineer for numerous oil field facility expansion projects.• Evaluate capital project technical feasibility and define process-related project work scope.• Conduct Management-of-Change (MOC) training, generate Start-Up procedures, and generate and modify Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) manuals.• Generate and modify P&ID's and other drawings, ensure Process Safety Management (PSM) compliance through standard Hazards and Operability review techniques (PHA). • Responsible for determining single and multi-phase flowline and pipe sizes, separation vessel design, requirements of process controls, and natural gas dehydration to low dewpoint at high pressures. Perform piping stress analysis, piping hydraulics, heat loss and heat transfer calculations, and pressure safety valve (PSV), relief system, and control valve sizing. Ensure construction contractor maintains compliance to project design intent, applicable codes and specifications, and ensure that field change requests remain in compliance.• Use of simulation and graphics tools such as CAEPipe, HYSYS, SiNET, MathCAD, Visio, Pipeflow, ChemCalc and others.

• Instrumental in establishing the first remote off-site material control division for ARCO Alaska projects that operates on-line with mainframe inventory and procurement database.• Responsible for managing capital project material commodities and ensuring records of the purchase and transfer of those materials were complete, timely and correct.• Constant interaction with both technical and professional personnel. Strong working background in process piping, mechanical systems and oil field hardware, as well as federal and state construction codes and specifications including ASTM, ASME, API, and NACE.• Liaison between client supervisors, contractor supervisors and construction material coordinator staff. Monitored the interaction and effectiveness between the engineering group and the material coordinator group.• Train new users, advise of system capabilities and solve problems relating to materials and purchasing information in AAI's computerized material control system. Established, documented and implemented operating and training procedures compliant with management, operational, system and job-scope constraints.

• Instrumental in establishing the first remote off-site material control division for ARCO Alaska projects that operates on-line with mainframe inventory and procurement database.• Responsible for managing capital project material commodities and ensuring records of the purchase and transfer of those materials were complete, timely and correct.• Constant interaction with both technical and professional personnel. Strong working background in process piping, mechanical systems and oil field hardware, as well as federal and state construction codes and specifications including ASTM, ASME, API, and NACE.• Liaison between client supervisors, contractor supervisors and construction material coordinator staff. Monitored the interaction and effectiveness between the engineering group and the material coordinator group.• Train new users, advise of system capabilities and solve problems relating to materials and purchasing information in AAI's computerized material control system. Established, documented and implemented operating and training procedures compliant with management, operational, system and job-scope constraints.

Operated Measurement-While-Drilling Downhole Surveying Instruments

Piping Design for portable 3-phase separation unit for fly-in delivery to a remote exploratory drilling location on the Northern Brooks Range.

Production roustabout duties on Swanson River production field, including wellhead servicing, valve and hardware replacement and repair, pump replacement and repair, chemical injection support, lift gas dehydration support.

• General site maintenance duties including painting, scale and rust removal, removal and repair of engines, pumps, valves and instrumentation.• Prove LACT pipeline meters, write custody transfer tickets, launch and retrieve pipeline scrapers, gauge storage tanks (5 active tanks with 270,000-barrel capacity each), operate heavy equipment as needed.