Contacts: Paul Charlesworth, Mobile: +44 7718 598484 Email: paul.charlesworth@fluor.com John Duffy, QC lead, Mobile: +77785227129 Email: sgeqclead@tengizchevroil.com Duties: PZTM were contracted to manufacture 6 heat exchangers through Fluor for Tengezchevroil (KCO), Kazakhstan. Ensure all QC records & material certificates are reviewed and compiled in accordance with procedures & contract requirements. Before the start of contract, reviewing all work procedures documents before submittal to KCO. Co-ordinate comments from other discipline reviewers to compile into a single comments sheet. Twice daily walk around (plus contractor invites) to monitor and report fabrication/welding for input into weekly and monthly reports detailing contract progress with photographs. Observe workshop health and safety is up to KCO standards. Report to John Duffy, Chevron QA/QC Engineer, and Paul Charlesworth, Fluor.

on Subsea Umbillicals manufacture. Oil & Marine, Grimsby, DN31 2SY, Lincs., UK. Contact: Craig Hunter +44 1472 372531 craig.hunter@fluid.contitech.co.uk Duties: Dunlop Oil & Marine manufacture high pressure marine rubber/latex flexible marine umbillicals 18'' to 42'' dia., custom designed for Oil and Gas Marine customers worldwide. QA/QC Inspection on steel flange connections manufactured & delivered by subcontractor. Radiography interpretation, dimensional/thickness checks, accurate QC records. Liaising with client inspectors, Aramco largest contract, for final release of marine subsea umbilicals.

A/S Norske Shell through SGS agency, Camberly, Surrey, Draugen Subsea Booster Pump Station, Bergen, Norway. Project Manager: Mathew Quayle, Email mathew.quayle@shell.com - mailto:stewart.nichol@bolashak.com Bergen supervisor: dag.tollaksen@shell.com - mailto:stewart.nichol@bolashak.com or ragnar.gulseth@shell.com - mailto:stewart.nichol@bolashak.com Duties: A/S Shell Norway has contracted OneSubsea to plan, build and install a Subsea Booster Pump Station for the Draugen field. The duplex and super duplex pressure vessels and pipe spools were fabricated, pressure tested and painted in Luster Mekaniske Industri in Gaupne (LMI) and transported 260 Km to Bergen for final installation into the Subsea Frame. My duties as the sole Shell representative at LMI, were to oversee site fabrication/welding of the duplex pipe spools and pressure vessels, witness NDE, 100% radiography interpretation, witness all pressure testing. A comprehensive report with photos to Shell Bergen twice weekly with a summary of site activities, contract progress and health and safety findings.

Project Managers: Andrew Halliday B2B Thomas Dolan Contacts email: andrew.halliday@agipkco.com - mailto:Stuart.Oram@agipkco.com or stewart.nichol@bolashak.com Duties: Agip KCO is the construction manager of the Kashagan project and part of a consortium which includes Shell, Exxon/Mobil and Total. In the north Caspian Sea, `D' Island is a man-made island approx 4 X 2 Km, to facilitate all off-shore plant for oil and gas production from one of the largest oil finds in 30 years. Working on the hook-up part of the project which is the connection of all pipe-work and electrics on installed pipe-racks and modules built local and internationally. Working month on/off, responsible for the QA/QC on work of all job contractors on the South side of the island. Overseeing a team of sub-contract engineers, mechanical inspectors, welding inspectors, electrical inspectors and painting inspectors. Daily/weekly/monthly reporting to the Agip KCO QC Project Manager. * Attend daily construction meetings as client's QA/QC representative ; * Reviewing contractor's welding inspectors and all NDT activities including occasional assisting/training of locals and 3rd world nationals. ; * Auditing of all welding activities on tanks, vessels and associated pipework, consumable store, welder qualifications, and reporting results weekly with recommendations. ; * Plan and conduct quality audits of sub-contractors to ensure that activities are according to their company quality plan. Recommend any required corrective measures. ; * Monitoring pressure testing of installed pressure vessels, holding tanks and pipework. ; * Monitoring post welding heat treatment activities. ; * Final line walk with contractors engineer to verify job completion and include items to final job pack `punch list' ; * Reviewing Inspection/NDT reports and the reviewing of final Job-Packs

Chevron Oil, Malongo base, Cabinda, Project Manager: Douglas Johnston Email: andt01@Chevron.com (personal: dsjohnston5@msn.com ) Duties: Inspection Superintendent Chevron has around 125 offshore platforms varying in age from the very new to 25+ years old, Present production is around 600 thousand barrels a day going to over a million by the end of 2008 with the installation of two new production platforms. In charge (and monitoring all activities) of around 60 multi-disciplined NDT inspectors of nationalities, British, Pilipino, Indian, Rumanian, Azeri and local Angolans with on-line inspection on various off-shore projects from new construction to 25 year old plant. Taking client work orders and offshore platform eork scopes from Chevron then planning and utilising manpower for offshore inspection with the majority of the work being visual inspection over side at inaccessible locations and at height using rope access techniques. Net remaining wall thickness measurements with ultrasonics and crack detection with MPI/Dye Penetrant techniques on pressure vessels, holding tanks and pipes. All difficult access areas inspected using rope access techniques. I cross-checked a percentage of the completed work. Also organising boat and helicopter trips offshore, permits, tool box talks, and manpower for client's constant change of priorities. Monitored all reporting before final hand over to client. Twice weekly meetings with Chevron engineers for progress, manning priorities and areas of concerns.

Transocean Trident 14 CNIC yard, Douala, Cameroon Transocean Project manager: Iain MacNiven Phone: +237 75295755 Email: IMacNiven@aberdeen.deepwater.com Duties: QA/QC Advisor Trident 14, a 27 year-old Jack-up drilling rig working for Chevron in Angolan water was taken into the CNIC yard Douala, Cameroon for a major refurbish and I was subcontracted by RBG ltd to Transocean for work as the QA/QC Advisor on the project with two Transocean assistants. The job scheduled to be completed mid September is to be done in two stages. The rig was loaded onto the Fairmount Fjell barge for stage one spud can inspection and steel replacement. When this was completed, work was started on steel replacement to corroded sections on the outer shell, tanks, jack-houses, pipe-work and leg sections. A total of one thousand tonnes was scheduled to be replaced. I liaised with the American Bureau of Shipping Surveyor and Shipyard Inspectors/NDT team during construction. Monitor all NDT/Inspection activities with frequent cross-checking. Attend daily morning production team meetings and daily afternoon production team/shipyard management to put forward project QA/QC issues. Liaised with CNIC QC department for final QC package.

In charge of a 4 man team offshore Angola, for a leg and deck survey of Trident 14 Jack-up rig prior to refurbish work scheduled to start December 2006 in CNIC ship yard Douala, Cameroon. Submit reports with drawings detailing corrosion for assessment of steel replacement in ship yard.

Contact: Bill Hives Phone: +44 1224 72288 Email: Bill.Hives@rbgltd.com

Working on: Transocean Sedco 709 semi-submersible drilling platform `A' Dock, Cape Town, South Africa for RBG ltd, Aberdeen. Project Supertendant: Bill Hives, +44 1224 72288 Bill.Hives@rbgltd.com Duties: QA/QC Inspector RBG ltd were contracted by Transocean to manage a refurbish project on their Semi-submersible drilling rig Sedco 709 in Cape Town and worked as part of the 7 man management team. Three local companies, CSC Dorbyl, Globe Engineering and SA Five Engineering, with a total work-force of 1200 were contracted to fabricate and install 4 main leg blisters (75 tonnes each), remove and replace all corroded and condemned steel in legs, pontoons and top-side. Replace pipe-work, valves, pumps, deck plate and crane up-grades. I integrated the 3 contract companies into a common QA reporting format controlled by two technical clerks and supervised all of the project inspection and NDT with frequent on site NDT/Inspection cross-checking. Responsible for all QA/QC functions as per Transocean Scope of Work and American Bureau of Shipping requirements, including: * Supervision of on-site construction and daily visit to contractor's work-shops with final acceptance of fabrication and painting ; * Records of all material certificates ; * Witness welders test and record welders qualifications ; * Witness all pressure and function tests ; * Attend daily on-site production meetings and address weekly QA meetings ; * Oversee the work of contractor's Welding and NDT Inspectors to integrate all inspection data into one common reporting format. ; * Draw up of the contract final work packages and hand-over to the client Transocean Drilling all electronic and hard copies.

Mach Ten Offshore Duties: Inspection Co-ordinator

AMEC Specialist Services Duties: Ultrasonic Technician/Inspector Working on CA-C&WP Topside Project, an AMEC/Tekfen/Azfen consortium on South Quayside 3, Sabail District, Baku. Inspection on main build primary and secondary construction welds mild steel, duplex and super duplex pipe welds. Radiographic interpretation on all duplex and super duplex pipe welds. Ultrasonic testing of all duplex pipe welds and ultrasonic cross checking of Indonesian technician's work.

PTAS ITS Duties: Abseiling Inspector Client's inspector for Brunei Shell Petroleum employed through PTAS ITS, working on the BLNG up-grade for de-bottlenecking the Fairley 4 and Ampa 9 offshore platforms. Installation of compressors with duplex, stainless and mild steel pipe work. Pre-fabricated manifolds, pressure vessels and pipe work imported from Italy with on site tie-in. As part of the management team my primary function was to monitor the progress of NDT and QC with final radiographic interpretation. Supervise the local and ex-pat inspectors, auditing inspection reports, welder qualifications, and witnessing hydrostatic testing. Ensuring the Shell inspection specification and test plan was adhered to. Submit weekly progress report of all activities.

Duties: Abseiling Inspector IRATA Level 3 Team Leader, carrying out on-stream inspection for Brunei Shell Petroleum on all installations on-shore and off-shore. Supervisor responsible for an inspection team of 9 to 12 ex-pat and third world abseiling inspectors. The inspection team carried out periodic on-stream plant inspection using all NDT disciplines, and visual Inspection on all Shell Brunei off-shore installations. This included shut-downs with supervision of local contractors replacing pipe-work and rig structure acting on inspection reports.

BP Oil Refinery Duties: NDT Technician Shutdown and pre-shutdown work, carrying out UT, MPI and Penetrant inspection of tanks, vessels and pipe work. Routine corrosion and erosion monitoring of pipelines and vessels 16.5.94 to 12.6.96:

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