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OBJECTIVE: |
BEING ABLE TO USE MY 20+ YEARS
EXPERIENCE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADVANCE TO A POSITION
OFFERING LONG TERM COMMITMENT & RECOGNITION BASED ON JOB PERFORMANCE AND
ACHIEVEMENTS WHILE CONTINUING TO GROW PROFESSIONALLY. |
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EXPERIENCE: |
5/2010 - Present |
BP Global Projects Organization |
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Upon completion of the Horn
Mountain Redevelopment Project, I was appointed the Lead Planning Engineer
position for the Thunderhorse Infill Project. This scope involved overseeing
scheduled procurement; fabrication/manufacturing, testing, delivery and installation
of required the kits in support of 9 production wells. This included 10 Trees
(1 Spare), jumpers, controls hardware, a 5000 meter umbilical, and TUTA
(Topsides umbilical Termination Assembly for a new chemical support system
for the south field wells. Also, this position included overseeing the
planning aspects for various contractors such as GSH (hardware fabrication),
SSII / SCT (Installation Contractor), engineering services by
Technip/Genesis, Stress, and others to ensure seamless integration within all
schedules. Furthermore worked very closely with the regulatory group to
ensure all engineering requirements and permitting for well startups would be
in place early enough to satisfy both Early & Pmean wells organization
scenarios. This scenario involved critical planning/scheduling at a Level 2-3
Master control schedule environment while assessing the Global Wells
Organization monthly scheduling of a 6 + year rig schedules with relations to
a 20+ year depletion plan. Another key aspect of this position is working
very closely with the Activity planning group to ensure that all required
permitting, both internal and external, all hardware, installation
contracting, logistics, and key required POB was in place within various
established readiness gates. This ultimately ensures that POB efficiency has
the best results upon offshore execution within this allowable POB restricted
environment. Furthermore, I have now assumed the above mentioned positions as
part of the Industry streamlining campaign. |
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9/2010 - 5/2012 |
BP Americas |
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Post the Macondo incident in the
Gulf, it was requested I join as the Horn Mountain Redevelopment Phase 2 Lead
Planner. The scope of work included the Installation of a Temporary Crane
Support Structure, Temporary Crane, installation of an upgraded 6 pack Living
quarters. This would be continued by the installation of a Temporary Galley
in preparation of upgrading the existing ones. This would also include the
installation of Additional Lifeboats required as they would have more POB on
the new quarters. In addition, areas on platform required structural members
to be strengthened for installation of a Deck Extension, Cellar deck porches,
and a monorails system installation. The installation of a refurbished Drill
rig was also included in this scope, however, a decision by BP to only
include the installation of the 6-pack living quarters, shortening the
project to a 16 Month Execution instead of 2-3 years. Wuarters habitable was
achieved 1Q 2012, and then the Horn mountain spar was then put on the market
as well other BP assets. |
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1/2010 - 9/2010 |
Shell International Exploration
and Production B.V. |
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Perdido Development Lead Planner |
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It was requested for me to return
as the Lead planner on the commissioning phase of the Project leading up to
First Production. Maintained the master P6 schedule, while receiving daily
progress updates from the Offshore construction, commissioning, SIMOPs Coordination,
and remainder of Subsea Teams. Generated, maintained, and reported all
progress monitoring tools relating to the offshore effort which in turn would
be reported at the Venture level. In addition, Upon First Production on the
Perdido Project I was reallocated to the BS4 project which has been around
for upwards of 6 years. The project was located in Brazil, however, the Shell
team based in Houston was tasked with preparing for it’s 3rd attempt through
a decision gate. The scope included development of a field which was deemed
very difficult to produce as the Hydrocarbon chemistry required new
technology to produce (Twin Screw pumps) which had not been used in the water
depths of the area. It would have required the an Early production System in order
to obtain further subsurface information which would then support the “Full
Field development” gate decision. The project had failed on 2 previous
attempts due to many factors, Schedule being one of the re-occuring issues
which would translate as “Estimates not supported by Schedule”. On this
instance the project schedule review passed with flying colors, however,
Petrobras being one of the partners, had other agendas and the project was
quickly cancelled due to partners not being aligned. |
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5/2009 - 1/2010 |
J P Kenny, Inc. |
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Subsea Project Planner |
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Responsible for planning,
development, coordination and maintenance of CPM plans for the approved scope
of work. Producing computerized progress reports, using current industry
planning software (Primavera Ver. 6), so that resource allocations meet contract
requirements. Developing and ensuring a consistent physical progress
measurement process among all contractors which meets client needs &
expectations. Continuously monitoring and updating the plan when anything
changes and ensuring all updates are included in the project reporting cycle.
Duties also included overall coordination of project planning/development and
control, through communications with project team leaders, stakeholders, team
members and contractors. |
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1/2006 - 5/2009 |
Shell |
Houston, TX |
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Perdido Development Subsea
Planner/Scheduler |
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Shell International Exploration
and Production Inc - Perdido Project (2006 - 2009)Development Subsea Planner
/ Scheduler: Duties Include managing & validating all Planning and
Scheduling aspects of all Subsea Contractors involved in the Perdido
Development Project. These included several contractors which their scope included
for Phase 1 only, engineering, procurement, manufacturing, testing &
delivery of 2 Manifolds, 17 Subsea Trees, 26 PLETS, 5 Subsea Inlet Assemblies
/ Caissons systems, Surface Controls System, 7 Umbilicals, Well Jumpers,
Flowline Jumpers, etc., to be installed in Alaminos Canyon in the GOM.
Furthermore, fabrication of oil & gas export pipelines, flowlines, a
circulation line, and future installation campaign extending from the
offshore host facility 250 miles southeast of Corpus Christi to a Subsea tie-in
structure to the Hoover Diana / Seahawk pipelines. All subsea equipment is to
be installed with 1st oil scheduled. 2nd Phase is also planned which would
require further subsurface analysis in order to establish the magnitude of
real estate required to capture all recoverable reserves.Subsea cost control
duties included a maintaining schedule which was cost loaded with all
contractor costs, by work package, with corresponding progress payment
milestones in order to achieve a VOWD planned baseline. This required the
continuous tracking of all Subsea Contractor costs spread out in - 1000 VOWD
milestones embedded in the project plan (MPP).Furthermore, I assisted in
planning the schedule recovery efforts, post Hurricane Ike impact to the 150
man living quarters. Since September 08, the planning efforts included
repairs due to major flooding to the building, identifying impacts due late
subcontractor efforts causing schedule degradation, having a schedule to
properly identify critical material delivery issues, etc. |
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3/2004 - 12/2005 |
Chevron |
Houston, TX |
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Tahiti Development Project
Planner/Scheduler |
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Tahiti Subsea Development Planning
Coordinator Houston, TX. Overseeing & validating all Planning/Scheduling
aspects of all Subsea Contractors involved in the Tahiti Subsea
Development. These include Cooper Cameron, their scope included
Engineering, Procurement, Manufacturing, Testing & Delivery of 2
Manifolds, 9 Subsea Trees, Controls Equipment, Umbilicals, Well Jumpers,
Flowline Jumpers, etc., to be installed in the GoM. Also responsible
for overseeing the Planning/Scheduling efforts of Expro International,
suppliers of the 3 Subsea Test Trees systems which are required for timely
completion of Tahiti wells. These where to be Engineered, Procured,
manufactured, & tested out of Aberdeen, Scotland which called for
extensive travel to various locations in Europe. Included in this scope
was 3 RCM’s, Umbilicals/Reelers, Multiple simulators due to Schedule
Constraints, HPU’s CIU’s,MCP, MCS, and numerous other Subsea
components. In addition, was responsible for creating and maintaining
the Chevron Integrated Schedule which included all phases of the project.
e.g. Subsea Equipment Level 3 EPC Schedule, Topsides Level 3 EPC schedule,
Hull & Mooring Level 3 EPC Schedule, Installations Level 3 Schedule, HUC,
Drilling, Completions & Start up. This integrated schedule was a
Level 3 roll up of all Contractors schedules (approx 18,000 activities),
logically tied, which would give Chevron & Partners a high level
indication of where the problems areas where arising at a given time.
(Estimated Project Cost $2.7 Billion+ through Phase 2) |
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8/2003 - 2/2004 |
Cooper Cameron |
Houston, TX |
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Subsea Planner ERHA Development
Project Nigeria |
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5/2001 - 7/2003 |
CSO-AKER MARITIME, INC |
Houston, TX |
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PROJECT SCHEDULER, HOUSTON, TX.
ASSIGNED TO THE BP AMOCO HULL & MOORING PROGRAMS, INITIALLY ON THE
HOLSTEIN SPAR DELIVERY PROJECT IN THE GOM. RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CREATION AND
TRACKING OF THE OVERALL ENGINEERING DETAILED SCHEDULE USING PRIMAVERA PROJECT
PLANNER (P3) USING CRITICAL PATH METHODOLOGY, WEIGHTED PERCENTAGE PROGRESS
CURVES, WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURES, RESOURCE BUDGETING, AND IN-HOUSE TRACKING
MODULES. ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPILING, TRACKING ALL PRODUCT GROUPS SCHEDULE
INTO AN OVERALL MASTER OVERALL SCHEDULE TO COMPLY WITH ALL CONTRACT
OBLIGATIONS IN TERMS OF SCHEDULE, PROGRESS, AND SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS. |
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EDUCATION: |
8/1992 |
MTI |
US |
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MICROCOMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE
HOUSTON, TX ASSOCIATES DEGREE - SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGYPRIMAVERA SYSTEMS, INC.
ADVANCED CERTIFICATION - CLASS 501/502 „h THE FUNDAMENTALS OF PROJECT MGMT.
„h MANAGING RESOURCES & COSTS „h PROJECT CODING STRUCTURES „h PURE LOGIC
& TIME SCALED LOGIC DIAGRAMS „h SCHEDULING „h ADVANCED PRIMAVERA FOR
WINDOWS AREAS OF KNOWLEDGE„h Primavera up to ver 8.3 „h Microsoft Office„h Business
Objects „h IPMS „h Excel „h Microsoft Project„h IPCS/KRMS „h ESR ON-LINE |
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SKILLS: |
Skill Name |
Skill Level |
Primavera Project Planner up to
ver 8.3 |
Expert |
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LANGUAGES: |
Languages |
Proficiency Level |
Spanish |
Fluent |
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REFERENCES: |
Reference Name: |
Clay Williams |
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Reference Company: |
Hess Corporaion |
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Reference Title: |
OIM / Offshore installation Manager |
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Phone: |
(601) 757-1421 |
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Email: |
cwilliams@hess.com |
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Type: |
Professional |
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Reference Name: |
G.T. Ju |
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Reference Company: |
Shell International Exploration
and Production B.V. |
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Reference Title: |
Vito Project Manager |
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Phone: |
(713) 679-0282 |
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Email: |
gwo-tarng.ju@shell.com |
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Type: |
Professional |
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Reference Name: |
Keisha Tanner |
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Reference Company: |
BP Global Projects Organization |
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Reference Title: |
Thunder Horse Area Planning Team
Lead, GoM Operations |
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Phone: |
(281) 433-0918 |
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Email: |
Keisha.Tanner@bp.com |
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Type: |
Professional |
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Reference Name: |
Jay Harms |
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Reference Company: |
BP Global Projects Organization |
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Reference Title: |
Jay Harms - GoM GPO Project
Manager - New Well Delivery Team – Atlant |
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Phone: |
(713) 397-8362 |
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Email: |
Jay.Harms@me1.bp.com |
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Type: |
Professional |
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Reference Name: |
Debbie Bryant |
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Reference Company: |
BP Global Projects Organization |
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Reference Title: |
Galeota Expansion Project Manager |
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Phone: |
(832) 692-1881 |
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Email: |
Deborah.Bryant@bp.com |
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Type: |
Professional |
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