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Thomas Papst is listed as Project Director at Red Leaf Pulp at Red Leaf Pulp, a company with 4 employees, based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at redleafpulp.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Thomas Papst.
Thomas Papst previously worked as Project Director at Red Leaf Pulp and VP Capital Projects & Technology at K+S Potash Canada. Thomas Papst holds Dipl.-Ing, Mechanical Engineering from University Of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden.
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After over 18 years of working in Projects and Project Management I’m still fascinated to create new things simply initiated by an idea. Bringing new Systems or Facilities to live in relation to the newest State of the Art technology is my way to improve the overall economics in balance with nature for our future!During my professional carrier in Project Management I had the chance to learn a lot about different cultures and project execution strategies. My experience is that an open-minded approach with good communication and the right team spirit paired with a high level of expertise is key to success in any Project or Activity. Developing a good execution strategy, from the concept phase throughout construction and commissioning in alignment with all the stakeholder’s requirements is the way to increase efficiencies during the execution period and will deliver a Product in the expected Quality. By my colleagues I’m known as a very fair and approachable leader. My open-door policy and good empathetic sense always created the right team spirit with a healthy level of trust and respectful environment for any individual. I always receive very positive feedback when I inspire the team to think outside the box and make them feel valuable! My goal is to support and lead employees to be successful and let people enhance their skills from my expertise. With the right balance between enthusiasm, trust, fun and a good execution plan every Project can be a success! Areas of SpecializationOver 18 years of excellent practical experience in Project Management and Project Execution in all stages from initiation to commissioning. High level of expertise in Team development, Department Structures, related Processes and Procedures. Worked as a Team leader for 50+ Team sizes. Special technical knowledge in Pipeline Systems, Pumps and Valves, Screening and Compaction, Conveying Systems, Drying Systems, Corrosion and Corrosion Prevention, Abrasion and Abrasion Resistance...8
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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Ensures the Red Leaf Pulp Project progresses in accordance to the owners needs. Overviews the complete Project Execution and Project Management. Responsible for Engineering, Construction, Commissioning and Startup from an owners perspective. Developed the Environmental Impact Assessment and achieved approval from the Ministry of Environment (Saskatchewan)..
Saskatchewan, Canada
Responsible for all Capital Projects within the KSPC Organisation. Determined annual and long-term budget needs related to project schedules. Improved and adjusted scope as well as prioritized project’s lifetime to meet overall budget, quality, and schedule requirements. Developed the Capital Projects and Technology Department inclusive the overall.
Saskatoon
Finalization of Detail Engineering for the Legacy Project on the owners’ side. Lead the Technical Authority Team during the Legacy Construction phase and made sure execution is per owners’ requirements, specifications and standards.All over responsibility for the commissioning of the Legacy Project. Implemented, executed and developed a commissioning plan.
Saskatchewan, Canada
Completion of Detail Engineering in specific Plant Areas within Legacy Project Scope together with EPCM Contractor and Subject matter experts from Europe. Supported Team Structure and Start Up Plan for the Mine Start Up. Responsible for developing and integration of the Owners Project Quality Plan for materials and process equipment. Engineered Port.
Saskatchewan, Canada
Finalization of basic engineering with EPCM Contractor inclusive value engineering to optimized the design and plant layout of Legacy Project within the specific Area. Improved procurement process in changing the bid evaluation process and improved equipment design to implement most innovative and reliable technology.
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Thomas Papst is based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada while working with Red Leaf Pulp.
Thomas Papst has worked for Red Leaf Pulp and K+S Potash Canada.
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Thomas Papst holds Dipl.-Ing, Mechanical Engineering from University Of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden.
Thomas Papst is listed with skills including Mining, Project Engineering, Commissioning, Engineering, Instrumentation, Steel, Epc, and Piping.
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