Plant / process supervisor for African Barrick Gold (Tanzania) water supply and tails water treatment system.

Responsible for the installation of 5 desalination plants for the Gorgon project for Chevron.

Primary responsibility was to oversee the engineering function within the company and be the custodian of the engineering management system. Paul was the project manager for the delivery of a reverse osmosis plant, ion exchange column, regeneration equipment and gravity sand filter to the Murrin Murrin nickel refinery in Western Australia. A member of the QED process design team for an ultra-filtration, nano-filtration and reverse osmosis plant in Florida USA. Completed preliminary engineering for a multi-stage reverse osmosis fluoride removal pilot plant.

A role that covered concept design, detailed design, R&D management, management of the design team, document control and career development. The technology was managed on a global level with USA and European offices serviced from the Melbourne office. Was responsible for process design and preparation of technical packages for customers in UK, South Africa, Europe and Australia. Responsible for detailed equipment design for Australian plant delivery. Manage pre-qualification process for sub contractor selection. Prepare Tender documents and manage tender review process. Prepared project proposals and cost estimates. Superviseprocurement for project delivery ­ ensure that scheduling and timing was met ­ developcontingency plans. Main client / contractor contact during project delivery. Key contact with UKclient engineers for project development and tender document preparation / review. Responsibleto lead the R&D team to design and test new process application technology. Prepared newconcept designs for construction and modelling.

Project manager of process development projects. Provided technical service to WaterCorporation regarding the MIEX process. Responsible for the reparation of concept designs andequipment sizing for potential clients. Provide commissioning services for new plants. Reviewplant and trial data, research material and design packages. As the global commissioningengineer, was the installation supervisor for projects and process commissioning engineer.

Supervised pilot trials, coordinated R&D projects for both the USA and AUS offices. Preparednew designs for small scale systems and conducted site visits to existing plants for processperformance reviews and operator training.

Conducted process reviews for existing lime softening and lime/carbon dioxide dosing facilities.Responsibilities extend to providing recommendations for plant operation / maintenance. Modifiedoperating conditions for the Neerabup lime softening plant (fluidised bed reactor type) to improveperformance, lower chemical usage and lengthen filter run times. The project included a review ofprocess chemical quality, which was modified to gain a further improvement in the treatmentprocess. Secondment from Water Corporation to Black and Veatch Australia. Lead Process Engineer. Process design leader for the world's first large-scale magnetic ion exchange (MIEX) process for both the concept and detailed design phases of the project. The author of the process description, control functional specification and sequence logic description. Also functioned as a construction supervisor during construction. Responsible for the commissioning and testing of the plant and process as the lead commissioning engineer for Black and Veatch. This project was an EPC contract with a process guarantee on which practical completion was based. Provided input for the process areas of the EPC contract. The project provided experience in AS-I bus communications, Siemens S7 PLC software, Citect SCADA systems and Suretrack project management software. Training of the Operations group for the new process was also part of hand over responsibilities. Various side projects were involved on the research and development areas of the process. Function was to develope research plans and coordinate laboratory resources to complete the work on waste treatment. Prepared and presented technical papers on the project for conferences in Canberra (Aust) and

A metropolitan water treatment plant supervisor during this tenure. Responsible for quality, production, data collection and reporting he was also charged with the supervision of staff and contractors. Other areas of responsibility were process instrumentation for all plants and the evaluation of new technology for process control. Duties also included the management of pilot trials and new process evaluations.