Beside working as a Project Lead on Draugen project, I was also preparing documentation and/or assisting in following tenders:1."Moho Nord – MPP installation" tender - Installation site:.Moho Nord field, offshore Congo - Water depth:750 – 1100 m - Client:”Total”2. "Bream Field Development" tender - Installation site:.Bream field, offshore Norway - Water depth:115m - Client:”Premier Oil Norge AS”3. "Heidelberg" tender- Installation site:.Heidelberg field, offshore GoM - Water depth:1600 m - Client: ”Andarko/BP”4. "Visund Marine – Umbilical Installation" tender - Installation site:.Visund field, offshore Norway - Water depth:335 m - Client: ”Statoil”5. "Cygnus Field Development" tender- Installation site:.Cygnus field, offshore UK - Water depth:23 m - Client: ”GDF Suez UK/Saipem Ltd UK”

Installation site:..................................Offshore Norway (Draugen field)Water depth:......................................300mHost type:.........................................Gravity Based Structure ("Draugen GBS")Total project cost:..............................340 million USD ( 2014.)Client:.............................................."A/S Norske Shell"Pre-comm Subcontractor:.................."Halliburton"My responsibilities:Participating / leading Kick-off and weekly meetings with Client / Engineering.Ensuring that Subcontractors/Vendors documentation meets all project requirements.Ensuring that material, equipment and tools are correctly identified before commencement of the offshore mobilizations.Following up Pre-comm Subcontractor during execution of following installation activities:- Tie-in of 8” and 12” flexible flowlines (“Aker RTS III” ROV tie-in system)- De-oiling operations on 12” production line,- Draugen field shutdown activities,- System leak testing,- Umbilical / Flying leads tie-in & testing.Additionally, I was involved in preparation of documentation and/or follow-up on various other tasks:- 18” West valve intervention work (Draugen Oil Export Project),- Draugen D3 wellhead structure intervention work.

Installation site: .................................Offshore Norway (Martin Linge field, ex. Hild)Water depth: .....................................120 mHost type:..........................................Platform ("Martin Linge") & FSOTotal project cost:..............................4,2 billion USDClient:...............................................“Total” Pre-comm Subcontractor:...................“Halliburton”---Introduction---The Martin Linge SURF contract is the largest SURF EPIC contract ever awarded on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. Field is located on the NCS, in block 29/9, 29/6, 30/4 and 30/7.---Scope of Work---Scope can be divided in three main packages:Gas Export System : 70km x 24-inch gas export pipeline, tie-in systems, including all subsea structures - This part of the project is considered "fast track" (fixed window for the FUKA shut-down Q2-2014).Infield Systems: 3 x 3km long flexible infield flowlines and risers, FSO mooring system installation.Cable Systems: 160km long HV AC power cable, infield power cable, 55km Huldra fiber optic cable.My responsibilities:preparing pre-commissioning documentation for FUKA shutdown activities, in accordance with Subsea 7 “Subsea Isolation Standard”, Total “General Specifications” (GS) and Total OPERCOM philosophy. Documentation included detailed procedures, task plans, ROV tool & equipment manual, etc, covering offshore operations on existing (TP-1) and new subsea structures (WYE) during critical shutdown period on 32'' FUKA export pipeline.After completing documentation, I was involved in FUKA shutdown offshore campaign, where I supervised following operations:- Subsea Valves Barrier Integrity Testing,- MEG Flushing (TP-1 Subsea Structure),- Leak testing (complete system),- MEG Flushing (WYE Subsea Structure),- Final Valve Operations (RFSU/RFC operations)

Total project cost:...........................60 million USDInstallation site:..............................Offshore Norway (Varg field)Water depth:..................................84mHost type:......................................FPSO ("Petrojarl Varg")Client:..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...............“Talisman Energy Norge AS” (TENAS)Pre-comm Subcontractor:...............“Halliburton”---Introduction---The Varg Field is located approximately 200km from the Norwegian coast line, west of Stavanger and is located in Block 15/12 in a water depth of 84m.---Scope of Work---Subsea 7 has been awarded the contract to provide Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Installation and Pre-Commissioning/RFO of the riser and flowline system between ''Petrojarl Varg'' FPSO and Rev PLEM, and the tie-in jumper/spool piece for the pipeline at Rev PLEM including all seabed preparation, preparatory work and removal and/or relocation of existing equipment.* 6" Flexible Riser is to be installed in a Restrained Lazy Wave configuration between Petrojarl Varg FPSO and Gas Export PLET.* One Riser base between riser and flowline* 6 km of 6" non-insulated flexible flowline that will be trenched and buried* One Gas Export PLEM between flexible flowline and Rev field.* 10" Flexible jumper between new Gas Export PLEM at Rev field and existing 12" PLEM at REV field.My responsibilities:After completion of all subsea connections (FMC "ROVCON" type), I was involved in last two offshore pre-commissioning campaigns of the project, supervising following operations:- ESDV installation & backseal test on FPSO ''Petrojarl Varg'' Topside,- Leak testing of complete flexible flowline system (297 barg)- N2 dewatering operations (using L-gel pigs & MEG slugs train),- N2 purging & packing of the flowline system.

Total project cost: ...........................500 million USDInstallation site:...............................Offshore Iraq (Al Basrah Oil Terminal - ABOT) Water depth:...................................28mHost type:.......................................PlatformClient:............................................"South Oil Company" (SOC)PMC: ............................................"Foster Wheeler"Precomm Subcontractor:................."Baker Hughes"---My responsibilities:---Feasibility study of different pre-commissioning methodologies:- subsea flushing of 48” spools through check valves,- dewatering of Subsea Valve Manifold spools with gel pigs (propelled with N2 or crude oil)- dewatering of two 48” pipeline sections with gel pigs (with crude oil),- preparing MTO’s & PR's for temporary & permanent pre-commissioning items,- designing 48” Subsea Temporary Receiving Heads, - designing 48” scraper configuration,- various fluid flow / pressure drop calculations,- preparation of Technical Queries and Concession Requests together with Hook-up & Commissioning teams, Preparing pre-commissioning method statements & operation procedures including: - Kamos leak test procedure, - Gauging of both 48” pipeline sections,- Dewatering with crude oil of both 48” pipeline sections,- N2 purging of both PLEM's,Preparation of SOW for pre-commissioning Subcontractor(s)

Total project cost:.............................22,8 million EURInstallation site:................................Offshore Greece (Attiki / Evia)Water depth:....................................70m max,Client: ............................................“DESFA”Pre-comm Subcontractor:............... “Techfem”---My responsibilities:---- preparation of SOW's , method statements & precommissioning operation procedures,- sorting precommissioning Subcontractor evaluations & technical clarifications,- designing 20” WBC heads, Temporary Launching & Receiving Testing Heads, - designing 20” pig configuration for Flooding, Cleaning, Gauging & Dewatering operations.- witnessing precommissioning Subcontractor function tests of complete FCG, HT & Dewatering/Drying spreads (“Techfem” /”Sicco” & “Atlas Copco” ; Italy)- site visit of pig manufacturer facilities (“Propipe” ; UK)After sorting documentation in Saipem SMS office in Rijeka, I was in charge for precommissioning operations that included this:1. Air packing, FCG & HT operations: - supervising Subcontractor flooding & hydrotesting equipment mobilisation on both onshore sites,- preparing methodology for subsea installation of suction & discharge hoses and supervising both installations,- supervising & coordinating flooding, cleaning & gauging activities simultaneously with onshore works,- supervising 20” offshore pipeline section hydrotest,2. Caliper Survey, Dewatering & Drying operations: - supervising Subcontractor drying equipment mobilisation on both onshore sites,- supervising & coordinating precommissioning activities simultaneously with onshore works,- supervising Inteligent Caliper Survey run (“Rosen”),- supervising Dewatering operations,- supervising Drying operations (compressed air, until -20 deg Dew point)

Total project cost: ............................1,2 billion EURInstallation site: ...............................Offshore Spain (Amposta field)Water depth: ....................................70m maxHost type:........................................PlatformClient:.............................................“ESCAL UGS”PMC: .............................................“Noble Denton”Pre-comm Subcontractor:................ “Baker Hughes”---My responsibilities---:1. FCG & HT operations: (from 30” subsea launcher to onshore, 22km length)-supervising Baker Hughes mobilisation on board “Saipem” S355 DLB vessel, -preparing risk assessment for SIMOPS with 2 vessels inside 500m drilling rig zone,-subsea hose deployment supervising (with ROV assistance from “Far Samson “ vessel by Saipem UK & Sonsub crew, using VHF communication & video link),-taking care of all eventual outstanding issues with BH equipment & personnel during FCG & HT operations,-sorting all offshore precommissioning documentation with Subcontractor & Client,2. Dewatering, drying & N2 purging operations: (from onshore site to PUQ platform, 30 km length)- supervising 30” spools hydrotest,- supervising Baker Hughes equipment mobilisation on board PUQ platform, - organising & supervising dewatering discharge hose deployment in accordance with DSV “Bar Protector” crew,- supervising offshore part of dewatering operations,- internal inspection of permanent 30” valves (on PUQ) to check condition of ball valve & seat assembly after dewatering operations,- supervising drying operations (with compressed dried air to – 40°C dew point),- supervising nitrogen packing operations,(with liquid N2 from nitrogen pumps onshore),- sorting all offshore precommissioning documentation with Subcontractor & Client.

3 years working as a field engineer specialist, for “PBM” d.o.o. («Woodward» independent distributor for SE part of Europe) (http://www.woodward.com).Job included frequent travel abroad for various offshore interventions, often working in difficult conditions with very tight deadlines, on almost any type/size of cargo ships, various industrial power plants and in oil & gas industry.Some of the clients:- “MSC - Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A” - “Tanker Pacific Management (Singapore) Pte Ltd” - "Thome Shipping Management Pte Ltd" - "V. Ships Management" - "Grimaldi Group" - “Atlantska Plovidba” d.d.- “Tankerska Plovidba” d.d.-“CMA – CGM”-“Hapag - Lloyd”- “INAGIP”Some details of performed work: - servicing, testing and troubleshooting «Woodward» mechanical & electronic engine controlling systems (industrial engines, gas & steam turbines, etc.), - engine remote control systems repairing, testing & troubleshooting (including Bosch-Rexroth, Mannesmann, Nabco/Wabco equipment), - servicing, testing and troubleshooting all kind of marine & industrial diesel engines, from largest low-speed 2-stroke prime movers (B&M, Sulzer, Wartsilla), medium speed propulsion engines (CAT, Mak, Stork, G.M.T., Pielstick ) to smallest auxilliary 4-stroke genset units (Daihatsu, Yanmar).