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Aberdeen, Gb

Fpf1 - North Sea

 Playing a crucial role in the emergency response team, participating in drills and aiding in control room during emergencies and plant distributions. Overseeing TAR (Turnaround) planning and executing, including undertaking DFPV (drain, flush, purge, vent) planning and applying, ICC (Isolation), creating and implementing to minimize downtime and maintain operational continuity. Managing the platform's flange management system, ensuring accurate maintenance and updates to prevent hydrocarbon releases and maintain safety protocols. Leveraged experience in both control room and outside operator roles to optimise production plant efficiency. Using ABB ICCS system, ensuring the duty holder maximises business returns. Mentoring an OPITO apprentice, providing personalised guidance and support for their professional development. Using excellent interpersonal skills underpinned with strong verbal and written communications capability. Assuming responsibility for completing tasks and troubleshooting whilst maintaining an excellent Health & Safety awareness and understanding.  Building strong relationships, teamwork, proactive engagement and influencing skills and championing effective information sharing to achieve exceptional outcomes Identifying and implementing improvements in task efficiency. Working in a fast-paced high-pressure environment with the ability to consistently meet deadlines with the highest quality whether working solo or as part of a team.  Constantly looking at ways to improve performance through implementing change and creating an autonomous environment for my teams.

Fpf1 - North Sea

I completed the 3 year Trainee Production Technician / CRO program in 16 months, gaining a City and Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Petroleum Processing Technology studying through Opito. I was deployed to FPF1 where I have been working ever since on a 2/3 rotation. My skills gained, and daily duties, include but are not limited to:• Maintain proper process plant records, log sheets and equipment running data sheets daily and recognise any readings outside of their specified values and inform the Production Supervisor / CRO should these occur.• Countersign permits daily as nominated Area Operator and monitor general plant condition, keeping production areas tidy, and monitoring other ongoing activities within the process areas to maintain housekeeping standards.• Isolating Authority in the design of isolations, performing isolations, deisolations and STTs and updating via ISSOW to ensure the safe isolation of process plant & equipment for planned & unplanned maintenance scopes.• Monitor plant conditions and respond correctly to alarm conditions.• Responsible for completing verification assurance and routine maintenance activities and maintaining quality records via SAP maintenance management system• Responsible for flange management from design to implementation and maintaining the flange management register.• Carry out process systems sampling activities of oil in water and BS&W and record results as required. Also monitoring chemical injection rates and maintaining tank levels and stocks.• Carry out leak testing or service testing of equipment after maintenance & monitoring them when back in service.• Carry out pigging operations via the interlock system. and signing off all paperwork upon completion.

North Sea

Offshore, I support production operations on Ithaca’s FPF1 semi-submersible platform in the North Sea.• Day-to-day operating of FPF1; monitoring mechanical and process equipment, troubleshooting.• Preparation for maintenance scopes (e.g. isolations, permitry) frontline maintenance alongside trades, commissioning and testing of systems.• Lab and sampling routines / chemical injection system line up• Enhanced understanding of process and equipment, as well as offshore regulations. • Emergency Response Team Member• Isolating Authority

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Construction coordinator on the Repsol contract supporting multiple assets. Responsible for producing and issuing workpacks to the client, progress reporting, assisting with planning, resource management, material management, tools & equipment hire etc.

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Working on a 'lean engineering' project utilising six sigma techniques to review our current on-boarding process and exploring options on how to reduce waste and make the process more efficient.

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Developing multi discipline workpacks across multiple clients.

Aberdeen, United Kingdom / Bgt Miskar, Tunisia

Upon arriving back in the office from my secondment in Shetland, I was put on to the BGT Miskar project. This was a shutdown job which the installation of a Surface Jet Pump on the suction of the Production Compressor to utilise power available from the Gas Turbine driver to recycle HP gas as motive force to boost the pressure of gas from the wells. While on this project, I was given the title of project engineer and was involved in all aspects of the job. I seen the job through, from workpack creation to signing off certification after successful installation. I spent 3 weeks on the Miskar platform off the coast of Tunisia during the shutdown, which was completed ahead of schedule. While on the project I was responsible for the following – • Creation of construction (construct and destruct) workpacks and all related jobcards in the mPower system.• Creating all PCNs and tracking these through a PCN tracker that both Aberdeen and Woking could implement.• Assisting LOLER with creating a scaffold requirement and lifting plan with model shots to support plans.• Creating and keeping track of all material/tools and equipment/PPE/consumables requisitions.• Creation of growth cards when conditions changed during both the pre TAR and TAR.• Creating and keeping track of all TQ’s through a TQ tracker that both Aberdeen and Woking could maintain.• Creating all shipping manifests and invoices and liaising daily with expeditor to ensure everything was shipped accordingly and minimised any delays on the construction plan.• Reporting timesheets daily to Aberdeen, showing what jobcards had been worked on and by whom. By reporting this way we were able to report progress and ensure our s-curve was followed as planned.• Submit daily construction report, detailing P.O.B (persons on board), any HSE issues, any other potential constraints etc.

Total Laggan Tormore Sgp Project, Shetland.

After September 2014, I completed the trainee programme with Petrofac and progressed into a Developing Construction Engineer role. I continued working on the SGP project in Shetland, performing the following roles while working for the pre-commissioning and commissioning departments - • Piping inspection using a borescope. This was essential prior to reinstatement in order to ensure piping systems had met client and contractor specifications,• Coordination of PSV testing and installation. I was responsible for liaising with construction to determine the priority systems and check if PSVs within the system had been tested. I would then contact our sub-contractor to have valves tested and then installed back into the system by construction before the calibration certs had expired.• Coordinating load bearing tests of mechanical lifting equipment. While working in commissioning I calculated the load bearing test requirements of different mechanical lifting equipment and then coordinated with our sub-contractor to perform these tests.I was then responsible for signing off the completion sheets for the equipment.• Focal point for pipework reinstatement. While working in the pre-commissioning department, I was the Petrofac point of contact for test pack reinstatement with the client. Our duties included, but were not limited to, walking lines of test packs and verifying all items in the bill of materials are installed, advising construction of punch list items and chasing these through to be fitted, liaising with painting to ensure all A or B punch items have been rectified before reinstatement, liaising with flange management sub-contractor, and signing off completion sheets with client.

Total Laggan Tormore Sgp Project, Shetland.

At the beginning of 2014, during my second year of Petrofacs construction trainee development programme, I was seconded to the Laggan Tormore Project at the Shetland Gas Plant. It was here that I would have the chance to utilise my skillset gained in previous projects and gain the opportunity to learn further due to the unique nature of this project. During my secondment to the Laggan Tormore project, I had the opportunity to expand my current knowledge in the following disciplines and undertake the following roles - • Working alongside a variety of departments such as structural, electrical, piping, civil works, instrumentation, mechanical, QA/QC, pre-commissioning and commissioning.• Coordinated the construction, pre-commissioning, commissioning and handover of the ESDV valve pit connected to the Sub-Sea 7 pipeline. This involved coordinating with all departments involved. I was involved with piping and valve erection, NDT, flange tightening, flange management, pressure testing, leak testing, operating ESD valves, and water sampling. The mentioned activity was very critical and we had a tight schedule to adhere to; it was considered a shut-down job.• I was charged with coordinating our own construction group for the readiness of piping systems, the subcontractor providing the testing services and the client, Total, for witnessing of the final testing and flushing of each test pack. I became the pre-commissioning focal point for all piping testing activities. • Coordinated hydro testing, working with sub-contractors in order to test loose spools prior to reinstatement.• Night-shift focal point for Petrofac assisting Aker in the retro jetting, drying and lube oil flushing of the pipework in the GTG units. This involved coordinating scaffold requirements, ensuring the correct permits were in place and signing on to them, ensuring the correct ISO/NAS standards were met, along with a variety of other tasks.

Gdansk, Pomeranian District, Poland

As part of Petrofacs trainee development programme we were seconded to Gdansk, Poland on the FPF1 project. This was an semi submersible refurbishment project. There was a huge scope of work involved within the project and as it progressed through the construction phases, we were assigned to a different discipline to shadow and learn from. While working on this project I developed the following skill-set within each discipline.• Conducted GVI and CVI inspections identifying pitting in shell plate and weld defects.• Assisted with leak testing of sponson sections to identify any potential weld defects.• Completed surveys within tanks and columns measuring and marking up steel replacements.• Gained experience in fabrication shops, fully understanding how they are ran and helped monitor progress of sponson and blister fabrication.• Tracked material control to Remontowa’s subcontractor, Mostostal, who were completing all fabrication for the PAR’s and PAU’s and became familiar with identifying piping components. • Attended PQR of copper nickel, stainless and carbon steel gaining familiarisation of welding procedures.• Monitored both construct and destruct scope of structural work both on and off the platform and kept records of progress through the marking up of drawings. This was reported almost daily to the construction supervisor.• Understanding of plot plan and the ability to identify equipment and areas on deck. • Assisted with quality checks of welding in new sponson sections, piping fabrication and weld repairs. • Gained significant exposure to both MPI and radiography checks.• Attended Remontowa permit to work course and became competent in completing PTWs.

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Joined Petrofacs Trainee Construction Engineer program. This is a 2 year development plan compiled by ECITB covering a variety of engineering disciplines in order to set us up for a career in the industry focusing on the skill set we stand out with. I initially started work on the Apache project developing work packs over a variety of different disciplines including piping, structural, instrumentation and electrical.

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Working on the Apache contract as a Technical Assistant to the construction team supporting 5 platforms based on the forties field in the North Sea, 2 platforms based in the Beryls and onshore workpack development. Below is a list of my responsibilities. • Ordering material requisitions (MR’s) within the time frame and tracking them until they arrive on the platform through the material PSR to give the platforms a live update each morning.• File all Technical Queries (TQ’s) and chase outstanding unanswered TQ’s.• Managed tool store and PPE sign-out register for each platform.• Managed skillcomp register across all platforms.• Collate stats weekly for logistics meeting for the co-ordinators to attend.• Assist construction team, as and when required, over a variety of tasks.

Inverness, United Kingdom / Nairn, United Kingdom

Whilst working at Capgemini I undertook many diverse and challenging roles. These all had major responsibilities which dealt with many of Capgemini’s major clients. After 2 and a half years of working with dayshift I moved onto nightshift where we supported over 80 clients. After 2 years of working on the multi client desk, I moved onto the Metropolitan police desk. Working on this client, we could not afford to make any mistakes and had to resolve problems as soon as we could as in some instances, lives could be at risk. During this time I held security clearance for working for the metropolitan police and also for the ministry of defence. The below details skills obtained during my time with Capgemini.• Excellent people management and communication skills • Extensive experience of achieving proven results against KPIs • Analytical and problem solving skills • Strong organisational aptitude and proven time management skills • Approachable and flexible attitude to work willing to work longer when required• Extensive knowledge of Microsoft, Citrix, Remedy, Lotus and Oracle packages • Demonstrate leadership skills• Organisational skills, accuracy and ability to work to tight deadlines• Ability to work under pressure• Ability to multi task and take on additional roles as and when required

Foundation Degree, Engineering

Hnc, Cad/Cadd Drafting And/Or Design Technology/Technician

Standard Grade & Intermediate Passes

Activities and Societies: Maths, English, Chemistry, History, Craft and Design, Music, Physical Education, Business Management.