Oliver Hackett Email & Phone Number

Working as a core crew member in a multi-tasking role as a REP with strong ongoing knowledge of instrumentation and plant process. My core qualifications are as follows:* JIB/ECS Registered Electrician* 17th Edition* Compex* Level 3 offshore crane operator* HLO (Helicopter Landing officer)* HDA (Helideck Assistant)* BOSIET (Basic Offshore survival)* MIST (Minimum Industry Safety Training)* ERTL (Emergency response team leader)* ERTM (Emergency Response Team Member)* Shell electrical safety rules * Lifeboat Coxwain * Scape* 2394/5 Testing and Inspection* Offshore Medical * CITB Site Supervisor Safety Training Scheme * First Aider REP – Responsible electrical person, responsible for overseeing all electrical work and systems on the platform. Assessing and grading technicians that are new to the platform. Reviewing permits, isolations and inhibits prior to giving the go ahead to start work. Planning and altering of procedures like the plant black start. Project managing of installation work and day to day fault finding under pressure are also part of this role.CRO – control room operator, controlling process via the DCS system, understanding and operating emergency shutdown, fire and gas, ship collision systems. AA – Area authority, controlling multiple work parties to be able to work safely together, avoiding unsafe clashes of work, assisting with the preparation of permits. ERTL – Emergency response team leader Fire + Gas/instrument Tech – Although my background is electrical over the past five years I have been expected to expand my knowledge of fire and gas and instrumentation. I now have a good knowledge of types of detection how they work and how to trouble shoot. Using safety manager on a daily basis I can safely adjust zeros and spans and can understand the safety implications of doing this.

North Sea

SMS and SHELLDuring my time with the company I worked on various offshore projects on barges, drilling rigs and production platforms in the North sea. I have been integral to various projects and shutdowns involving a wide scope of work including containment systems, cable routing, glanding and terminating Exe and Exd equipment, intrinsically safe circuits, inspections and trace heating. As well as the many upgrade projects SMS regularly sent me to the Sean P Gas platform where I supplied holiday cover for the core crew. This involved inspections of Ex equipment, battery testing and maintenance, routine checks of lighting and small power. In addition to this I have carried out fault finding tasks on motor controls, mineraly insulated circuits and 24v communication systems. During this time I expanded my knowledge of the permit system and shell electrical safety rules. With my experience on these various offshore installations I was graded as a CEP A in the clipper field and a CEP C in the Sean field.

Bacton Gas Terminal

Atex inspector /elec techMy work onsite involved terminating Exe and Exd equipment, cable glanding and pulling in cables. I was responsible for the installation of containment systems. Due to the proximity of the gas terminal, which is a valuable and potentially dangerous asset, all the work is closely monitored and has to be covered by a very strict permit to work system. With that in mind, attention to detail and working with accuracy were key to this role.

Worldwide

hawke glands, trunking, trey, unistrut, commissioning, testing, compex inspection, heat tracing, motor controls,

OUTREACH OFFSHORE LTD (formally Tech Safe Systems Ltd)Atex inspectorTech Safe Systems produce control and power generation units for the offshore industry. My role was to install electrical systems into the modules using the appropriate installation methods and equipment. I liaised with clients and colleagues on a daily basis to ensure the product met the required specifications and was fit for purpose being fully compliant with EX regulations. Compex knowledge was vital to this role as the equipment was to be installed in zones one and two on oil and gas rigs.Once the installation was complete the whole unit had to be fully commissioned, tested and signed off to confirm its compliance with Compex and the Wiring Regulations. This role was assigned to me due to my experience and Compex qualification

At TRL I was mostly involved with 3 phase motor control equipment and installing the power supplies which feed them. My job involved ordering appropriate materials, organising and supervising labour, and testing and commissioning of the final installation. The mills which I helped to install were spread across the south East of England. I was entrusted to fault find and install solely as a responsible individual without the need of supervision.