Nigel Bushrod Email & Phone Number

Fareham, England, United Kingdom

In 2017 I was assigned full time to the Fawley Strategy (FAST) Project, in total more than $1 billion investment in the UK. I was the Process Control Lead for early project development (April 2017 to April 2018) followed by FEED (April 2018 to April 2019). In April 2019 I was assigned to the ExxonMobil Global Projects Company to complete the client Engineering Support & Surveillance for the EPC working at the Fluor Offices in Farnborough and New Delhi. During 2020 I worked on the Factory Acceptance Testing for the HIMA (Germany) Protective System including the Integrated Machinery Control and Protection System for the large Reciprocating Compressors, Centrifugal Compressor and the feed pumps, followed by the Compressor Performance Testing at the Baker Hughes GE module construction yards in Italy. I also completed the FATs for the On/Off Valves, Control Valves, the Hydrotreater Pre-Heat Furnace, the Hydrogen Reformer, Remote Instrument Enclosure and the Electrical Sub-Station. I am currently working design follow-up and as a Project Engineer for the Process Control & Electrical discipline.

Exxonmobil Research & Engineering, Global Position Based In Uk

As an Instrument & Control Engineer working for ExxonMobil Engineering Europe Ltd I was responsible for providing specialist engineering for site support and Projects in Europe and the Middle East. This includes: • Projects and Capital Efficiency including Early Project Development and Quality Assurance for Front End Engineering & Design and Engineering Procurement & Construction.• Site Support, Reliability Leadership and Maintenance Efficiency with focus on Safety, Reliability, Equipment Strategies and Business Controls. • Providing Technical Leadership and mentoring for Career Development. • Global Influence for the development of standards and international collaboration activities. • I am the European Regional Discipline Technology Leader with extended Global influence for Asia Pacific and North America, particularly for Reliability leadership. • I was the Coordinator for the European and Asia Pacific Instrument Network (Community of Practice) for 6 years from 2009 to 2015.

United Kingdom

Responsible to lead an Engineering Team to provide specialist engineering and technical support for ExxonMobil's Refinery and Petro Chemical manufacturing complex at Fawley near Southampton. This included project development and implementation, maintenance technical support, safety, custody transfer and quality systems, compliance with EC Directives, development of standards and international networking activities. ExxonMobil requires exceptional professional conduct and the highest ethical standards. Professionalism carries with it sound judgement, integrity and quality.

United Kingdom

In 1996 I became Lead Engineer for the Chemical site, with discipline responsibility for technology, standards and networking. This included supervising and reviewing work completed by Engineering Contractors on projects. I became a member of the World-wide Instrumentation Network with annual meetings alternating between Europe and North America and frequent work groups. In 1998 a new shared Esso Petroleum & Exxon Chemical Site Engineering Technology Division was formed combining Engineers from the two companies. This provided an opportunity for me to broaden my knowledge and experience across the whole site. I joined a team of 10 Instrumentation and Control Engineers but retained the position of Lead Engineer for Exxon Chemical Company. I was nominated chairman of an international work group tasked with developing a methodology to optimise critical instrument test intervals.In 1999 the new Exxon Mobil Corporation was formed. The large world-wide engineering organisation enabled me to broaden my knowledge and experience through participation in networks and work groups. At Fawley I had the lead role in the development of standards and other common site-wide activities, for example development of the HSE COMAH Report.The escalation of intranet-based networking also provided opportunities for me to participate and grow within a wider community. The ExxonMobil Global Engineering Organisation has a comprehensive Knowledge Based System for the sharing of information and open discussion. Specialists are connected from every site world-wide creating a large Instrumentation Community of Practice with over 400 users. The Global Instrumentation Network provides a key role in stewarding the system. I regularly contribute and participate in these interactive discussions.In February 2004 I was promoted to ExxonMobil Refinery and Chemical Site Lead Instrumentation and Control Engineer. I had full technical responsibility for every aspect of the engineering discipline.

Southampton, United Kingdom

In January 1992 I transferred to Instrumentation, Analysers and Control Engineering and joined a team providing project and maintenance support. In July 1992 I was promoted to Instrumentation and Control Engineer. My professional experience includes:- Front end engineering of projects including developing the design basis and design specification.- Owners Engineer, Non-Process Quality Control and Audit for projects greater than $10M.- Engineering lead, design and approval for projects up to $10M.- Safety and HAZOP reviews including the determination of Safety Availability Targets (Safety Integrity Levels) and Reliability Performance Targets.- Sizing, selection, engineering and loop design for a comprehensive range of instrumentation including liquid and gas volume/mass flow, level, pressure, temperature, control valves, shut-off valves, pressure regulators, fire and gas detection, pH, flue gas and density measurement.- Safety system design, engineering, modelling and validation to achieve the required safety integrity and reliability performance. Life cycle failure finding testing and performance stewardship.- Fiscal liquid and gas flow metering, inventory level measurement and internal mass balance.- Quality critical instrumentation.- Reliability analysis, reporting and stewardship for safety and environmental critical protective instruments, quality and accounting systems and other maintenance programmes.- The development of management systems and site co-ordinator for the control of critical systems, including definition, testing, defeat, performance reporting and stewardship.- Engineering technical support for the Maintenance, Operations and Improve organisations.- Development of maintenance strategies and reliability engineering including implementation of Reliability Centred Maintenance based on the RCM II Aladon.- Engineering Standards Committee Lead Specialist since 1996.- ExxonMobil World-wide Instrumentation Network Member since 1996.

Southampton, United Kingdom

Documentation and Implementation of Operations Integrity Management Practices and Systems for the ExxonMobil Petro-Chemical Manufacturing Complex at Fawley. In August 1990 I took an assignment to develop, document and implement Safety Management Practices and Systems to ISO9000/1. The work was driven by a corporate initiative in safety and risk management. This was an opportunity to broaden my knowledge and skills in all aspects of management, engineering and production. Attributes that contributed to my selection for this role included:- Positive, systematic, logical and thorough approach to work.- Self-disciplined to set priorities and deliver commitments on time, every time, to a high standard.- Able to work effectively and communicate at all levels, from technician to higher management.- Open minded and not restricted to traditional views and practices.- Wide knowledge of company practices and systems.- Previous work completed developing safety critical procedures.- Work as a member of safety committees.My role quickly developed and I became the leading member of a project team working towards full compliance with Exxon Chemical International Safety Management Standards and Practices. These later became Operation Integrity Management Practices and still exist today.My achievements while completing this assignment gained respect at all levels in the organisation. This led to me winning the 1991 Exxon (Fawley) Safety Award for outstanding contribution. I was nominated for the 1991 Exxon Chemical Company (International) President's Award for Innovation and Safety Improvement.

Southampton, United Kingdom

During 1988 I began to specialise in Control Applications leading towards a promotion to Applications Engineer in July 1989. My responsibility was for both the maintenance of existing and development of new process control applications, including investigation, design, development and implementation on the Honeywell 45000 PMX Advanced Control Computer. My experience included:- Process dynamics and models.- PID level, flow, pressure and temperature control.- Feed-forward, feed-back and ratio control.- pH control.- Tower control.- Furnace (Fired Heater) control.- Application design, trouble shooting and maintenance.- Plant data logging and archiving.- Development of Schematics and Documentation.- Presentation of 3-day Honeywell TDC2000 DCS training course for Graduate Chemical Engineers.

Southampton, United Kingdom

Broad experience in process measurement and control. - Maintenance and fault finding on plant and control room instrumentation and control loops.- Maintenance and fault finding on process control analysers including Gas Chromatography.- Primary responsibility for maintenance and fault finding on the Honeywell TDC2000 DCS.- Completion of several projects.- Field checks and maintenance reviews for the design of measurement and control systems.- Engineering review of instrument loop drawings and installation details.- Loop checking, commissioning, fault finding and update of drawings.- Field Engineering for contractors on projects.- Instructor for several Honeywell TDC2000 DCS training courses.

Southampton, United Kingdom

On leaving school I chose a career in engineering and joined Esso Petroleum Company. I completed a structured three-year Engineering Industry Training Board approved Apprenticeship as an Instrumentation and Control Technician. During the first year of foundation engineering skills training at SETA in Southampton I was awarded 'Trainee of the Year'. I then worked on a number of plants with experienced personnel and learnt the fundamentals of fault finding, maintenance and repair.