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| Ref # |  | JS191032 |
| Year of birth | | 1964 |
Permanent/Home Location/Address |
| City or Town | | Baku |
| State | | AZ |
| Country | | AZERBAIJAN |
Current Location/Address |
| Country | | AZERBAIJAN |
Languages |
| Primary Language | | Fluency |
| Russian | | Read, write and speak fluently |
Nationalities |
| Main Nationality | | AZERBAIJAN |
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Experience Classification |
| Job Function | | Years Experience |
| Offshore Installation (OIM) | | 7 |
| Area Supervisor | | 3 |
| Area Engineer | | 4 |
| CAD/CAM Engineer | | 3 |
| Construction Superintendent | | 10 |
| Industry | | Years Experience |
| Oil and Gas | | 11 |
Qualifications |
| Highest Qualifications | | Masters |
| Qualification | Subject | Establishment/Country | Year |
| Masters or Higher | Mechanical engineer | Azerbaijan | 1989 |
Other Qualifications, Memberships, Certification
Technical University Diploma.
BOSIET (Offshore survival course)
Internal audit- ISO -DNV (Det Norske VERITAS)
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Computer Skills and Software Used |
| AutoCAD, Windows, XP, MS Office Programs (Word, Excel, Outlook, Power Point, Access), Internet… |
Work Locations |
| Are you willing to move or relocate? | |
Yes - I will travel internationally
Yes - I will relocate internationally | |
Availability |
| Earliest Start Date | | Given 7 weeks notice |
Ideal Next Job |
| Construction site managment and supervisior |
Required Salary & Conditions |
| Salary will not be less than 5,000 USA$ per month |
Employment History |
| Total Years of Work Experience: | | 26 |
| Commenced Full Time Work: | | 1986 |
| Name | | BRitish petroleum |
| Job Title: | | Construction Site Field Engineer |
| Duration | | From : 2003 To: |
Summary |
I have been working for BP for the past seven years. During this time I have participated in the installation of 4 Sub Sea Templates, 6 Jackets, and 6 Production Topsides - which included the refurbishment phase of the STB-1 Jacket & Topsides Transportation Barge and the DBA Heavy Lift Crane Barge with lifting capacity of 2500tonnes as part of the project.
As I started in the design and engineering part of the project, I was involved in the preparation of the Installation Manuals and Offshore Procedures. I am also familiar within the AutoCAD program and can prepare project drawings.
During the last 3 years I have been involved on Saipem’s fabrication yards as Site Representative where I have obtained valuable experience in the organization and management of work sites. I have undergone various HSE related courses and trainings and therefore I have a good understanding and knowledge in this field as well.
I have all the certificates that prove my professional and organizational skills, and if necessary, I can provide you with references from my Project Managers that I worked with throughout different projects.
I speak fluent, read and write English, Russian and Turkish.
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Work Experience |
Work Experience
Period: 2008 May - up to present
Place of work: British Petroleum
Underwater Operations group
Project: Inspection, Maintenance and Refurbishment project.
Position: Construction site Field engineer.
Duties and Responsibilities:
• Vessels Pre-sail away preparation for various projects.
• Supply Engineering with all details required for design changes
• Prepare detailed field sketches of the as built condition
• Preparing installation procedures, method statements, technical queries, seafastening calculation & rigging arrangements.
• Generation of construction documents such as mechanical general layout and plans
• Assist in the coordination and scheduling of mechanical and piping designs
• Spools check up for sail away
• Review piping and vendor drawings.
• Develop material requisitions including bill or materials, equipment specifications and equipment data sheets.
• Review piping material take offs.
• Equipment sizing, specification, bid analysis, shop drawings review and project technical specifications as related to discipline for project, and field assistance during construction, validation & commissioning of and start up of installed equipment
• Monitor that the contractor personnel have received adequate instructions, familiarization and training in BP requirements, regulations, procedures and any special or unusual hazards
• Promote BP AzSPU HSE commitment by example
• Be knowledgeable of work scope to be carried out from the DSV / MRV and at the Onshore Support Base.
• As per assignment, support line management (direct reports) in the administration and coordination of technical and HSE aspects associated to their R &R s.
• Ensure a safe site environment. Encourage the proactive identification of hazards and associated risks.
• Monitor that emergencies, accidents, incidents and uncontrolled events are reported and investigated as appropriate.
• Monitor that the Contractor is managing the work in accordance with the job planning and safety management system.
• Be knowledgeable of worksite hazards (DSV, MRV and Onshore Support Base), communications, local working practices, logistics and emergency procedures and keep contractor informed accordingly.
• Monitor Contractor’s compliance with Planned Maintenance Systems (PMS) for stored equipment and spare parts.
• Ensure that appropriate spares and consumables are available at Contractor’s base
• Ensure that all equipment / consumables have appropriate certification and is in date.
• Provide input to site-report.
• Liaison with the IMR contractor’s site team for technical, HSE, QA / QC and progress matters
• Ensure that lessons learned are appropriately considered.
Period: 2007 January - 2008 May
Place of work: British petroleum (UK) – Saipem (Italy) – International Operating Company (consortium of the international companies)
Project: Working for BP- AIOC- Saipem in an “Azeri – Chirag -Guneshli” Project at the Caspian Sea
Transportation and Installation team
Position:
Heavy jacket and topside transportation and Installation offshore field engineer.
Period: 2005 October - 2007January
Place of Work: British petroleum (UK) – Saipem (Italy) – International Operating Company (consortium of the international companies)
Derrick Barge Azerbaijan (with the 2500t crane) and STB- 1(Heavy Jackets and topsides Transportation barge)
Project:
BP- AIOC- Saipem in an “Azeri- Chirag - Guneshli Project” at he Caspian sea
Position: Vessels Upgrade and Refurbishment project engineer.
Period: 2004 March – 2005 October
Place of Work: Derrick Barge Azerbaijan (with the 2500t crane)
Position: Offshore field engineer.
Period: 2003January - 2004 March
Place of Work: STB- 1(Heavy Jackets and topsides Transportation barge)
Position: Quality control and quality assurance engineer (QA/QC)
Description of work: The barges survey was a full structural survey of the barge and condition assessment to ascertain the current condition of the barge and the level of diminution from as built steel scantlings. The results were also used as part of a fatigue assessment to determine the remaining structural life of the vessel. The survey was conducted by close up visual inspection of all spaces except oil and bilge tanks. All ballast tanks were rafted for close up visual inspection and NDT testing. Tank bulkheads were hydrostatically tested. NDT methods used during the survey included UT thickness gauging of the barge and MPI inspection of welds.
Period: 22/09/1986 – 26/10/1989
Place of Work: CMOF – Caspian Marine Oil Fleet
Scientific Research Institute of the Caspian Marine Oil
Fleet.
Position: Project Engineer on the oil rigs in Caspian Sea
Responsibilities:
• Participation in the preparation and distribution of the designs intended for the equipment of the platform’s upper structures.
• The inspection of the equipment location, offshore assignments to the platforms to check the location and rigging of the equipment in accordance with the designs.
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Comments/ Hobbies/ Interests etc: |
| I would appreciate if you will consider my experience and professionalism acceptable for employment within your company. |
Last Updated on 29-Sep-11
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