Operations Materials Supervisor
Airswift
مجموع سنوات الخبرة :36 years, 11 أشهر
Airswift Worldwide Resources (Sub-contracted to Chevron) 15 Jan 2019 - 10 Oct 2019
Duties: Operations Materials Supervisor (Chuandongbei Gas Project, China), 28/28 rotation:
• Reporting to the Supply Chain Manager for China.
• Responsible for all Materials Management, inventory planning/control, and budget reports supporting O&M, FE, Subsurface, IT, Services, MCP Surplus utilization & disposal at main Ops warehouse, D&C Supply Base and satellite warehouses, laydown yards, with over 100 national personnel.
• Mentoring of senior national staff to supervisor level and line staff skill enhancement, map/ track incremental progress.
• Planning and implementation of Transition of Operatorship to PetroChina for all Materials Facilities, ERP Systems and Operational Activities.
• Supporting projects, e.g. Well Plug & Abandonment program and Gas Plant Turnaround.
Contact Person: Rebecca Houghton, Airswift, +86 183 2842 3142
email: rebecca.houghton@airswift.com
Saurabh Mehrotra, Chevron Supply Chain Manager:
+86 65553499 email: smvo@chevron.com
1. Swift Worldwide Resources (Sub-contracted to Chevron) 13 June 2012 - present
Duties: D & C Materials Supply Base Manager (Chuandongbei Gas Project, China): • Qiqiao Drilling and Completions Materials Supply Base, 28/28 rotation.
• Manage all warehousing and materials operations in the Qiqiao pipeyard and warehouse to support drilling operations for the Chuandongbei Sour Gas Project.
• Implement company materials management processes, including JDE, E1 Procurement, etc. (SAP based systems)
• Liase with Drill Site Manager concerning order, supply and return of materials.
• Train and supervise local crew in warehouse best practices.
• Implement, monitor and intervene in safety program.
Contact Person: Sunny Sun, Swift, +86 28 6551 1863 email: ssun@swiftwwr.com
Venky Kuppuswarmy, Chevron Procurement Operations Supervisor: +86 65553328 email: kupv@chevron.com
2. Fluor Industrial Services (Sub-contracted to Chevron) 22 June 2012 - 4 June 2013
Duties: Logistics Planner (Malongo Base/Angola): • Malongo Base Dock, 28/28 rotation.
• Position was created to resolve ongoing problems with boat utilization and delays at the Malongo hub, answered to the Logistics Superintendent and Drilling Performance Adviser.
• Implanted at Dock to plan, monitor and streamline material flow to and from offshore.
• Create Day and Night Plans for servicing all offshore facilities, approximately 50, including Drilling Rigs (Deep Water, Jack-ups, Towers, etc.), Production Platforms and jackets, from a dock with 3 berths.
• Assign utilization of vessels with regard to Load Outs, Backloads, Bulking, docking, etc.
• Monitor and intervene with road transport, dock activities, and marine supervision where necessary.
• Also involved with the planning for iLogistics system, the electronic material tracking system to be rolled out shortly.
• Attend meetings concerning all pertinent aspects to the marine operation, e.g. Drilling Superintendent's Logistics Meeting, weekly Service Vessel company meeting, oil dispersant inventories and capabilities, 90 day planning look ahead's, rigmove meetings, etc.
Contact Person: Joanna Paterson, Fluor, +44 (0) 1224 784965 email: joanna.paterson@fluoris.com
Tom Sheeran/Jimmy Jeansonne, Chevron Drilling Performance Advisers: from Luanda 391141 (ext 3442) from U.K. +244 231 260 000 select 2 then 2 then ext 3442
email: adrilperf@chevron.com
Isabelle Valade/Agostinho Lourenco, Chevron Logistics Superintendant: from Luanda 391141 (ext 3469) from U.K. +244 231 260 000 select 2 then 2 then ext 3469
email: atssup@chevron.com
3. Fluor Industrial Services (Sub-contracted to Chevron) 25 July 2009 - 21 June 2012
Duties: Senior Drilling Logistics Coordinator (Offshore - Malongo Base/Angola): • BBLT Tower, Drilling Package, 28/28 rotation.
• Responsible for the planning, ordering, receiving, checking and back-loading of all materials and personnel, to and from the Drilling Rig.
• Liaising with the Drilling Team Leader and other key personnel, such as the Drilling & Completions Engineers, with regard to the logistical and material requirements of the Drilling Program.
• Liaising with the Bargemaster, Deck Supervisor, Crane Operators and Deck crew with regard to planned loadouts, backloads, expected amount of crane lifts, and location of equipment (learning Portuguese to facilitate this)
• Networking and maintaining communication with the Vendors and Contractors to facilitate the timely and accurate ordering and delivery of equipment, materials, chemicals and personnel.
• Inputting Costs and Physical Inventory daily in WELL VIEW (8.1 & 9)
• Maintaining and updating documentation pertaining to the above, and keeping the Drilling Superintendent informed of the status of orders and deliveries.
• Contingency implementation with regard to unexpected requirements and emergencies.
• Reconciling consumables and submitting reconciliations to Chevron at completion of well.
• During my time in Angola I have been involved in the Logistical planning for Drilling, Work Overs, Side Tracks, Completions, Maintenance and Demobilisations.
Contact Person: Joanna Paterson, Fluor, +44 (0) 1224 784965 email: joanna.paterson@fluoris.com
Michael Munro / Joe Koval, Chevron Staff Engineers: from Luanda 391141 (ext 6786) from U.S. via San Ramon, California: 925-842-1111 (ext 6786) from U.K. via London, England: 020-7487-8100 (ext 6786)
4. RT International (Sub-contracted to Chevron) 24 September 2008 - 24 July 2009
Duties: Lead Drilling Logistics Coordinator (Onshore - Malongo Base/Angola): • Coordinate and organize the logistical load out of equipment and supplies for 10 offshore rigs (5 at present) and Coiled Tubing Operation, incl. Jack-ups, Floaters, Tenders and Platforms.
• Liaise closely with offshore Dispatchers on these rigs regarding requirements, returns, equipment status, vessel movement.
• Ensure that all logistical shore-based and offshore operations are conducted within established Safe Operating Procedures (SOP), safe work practices, Chevron and CIEP guidelines, industry standards and Angolan laws and regulations.
• Discussions with Drilling Superintendents, Operations Drilling Engineers, DSM's, Marine, Logistics and Service companies conducted several times a day, with the amount of communication depending on the complexity and nature of the logistic processing planned, investigated and/or executed.
• Review logistical requirements against all drilling related processes, prioritising and actioning most critical issues, and keeping all parties informed on status.
• Provide Quality Assurance for generated manifests, shipping lists and shipping manifests.
• Verify required equipment is staged for loading and is loaded on vessels.
• Develops and maintains personnel rotational schedule.
• Follow up with Logistics daily to check on daily boat planning / needs.
• Prepare load out dates for drilling rigs and assist Drilling Logistics Coordinators.
• Update & distribute Drilling Logistics Status Sheet
• Follow up on missing equipment as required.
Contact Person: Randy Talley, RTI, US, 1-866-387-2070
Jeff Marquadt / Ed Collins, from Luanda 391141 (ext 6786) from U.S. via San Ramon, California: 925-842-1111 (ext 6786) from U.K. via London, England: 020-7487-8100 (ext 6786)
5. RT International (Sub-contracted to Chevron) 29 September 2006 - 23 September 2008
Duties: Drilling Logistics Coordinator (Offshore/Malongo/Angola), on Jack-ups and Tenders: • Responsible for the ordering, receiving, checking and back-loading of all equipment, material, chemicals, and personnel, to and from the Drilling Rig.
• Liaising with the Drilling Superintendent and other key personnel, such as the OIM, with regard to the Drilling Program.
• Liaising with the Bargemaster, Deck Supervisor, Crane Operators and Deck crew with regard to planned loadouts, backloads, expected amount of crane lifts, and location of equipment (learning Portuguese to facilitate this)
• Networking and maintaining communication with the Vendors and Contractors to facilitate the timely and accurate ordering and delivery of equipment, materials, chemicals and personnel.
• Maintaining and updating documentation pertaining to the above, and keeping the Drilling Superintendent informed of the status of orders and deliveries.
• Contingency implementation with regard to unexpected requirements and emergencies.
• Reconciling consumables and submitting reconciliations to Chevron at completion of well.
Contact Person: Randy Talley, RTI, US, 1-866-387-2070
Jeff Marquadt / Ed Collins, from Luanda 391141 (ext 6786) from U.S. via San Ramon, California: 925-842-1111 (ext 6786) from U.K. via London, England: 020-7487-8100 (ext 6786)
6. Mi Swaco Overseas 13 March 2006 - September 2006
Duties: Drilling Waste Management Engineer (Cabinda/Angola), Jack-ups and Tenders: • Allied to the Drilling Operation, install, maintain, repair, overhaul, operate, supervise cuttings/solids separation machinery and supplementary equipment.
• Work within Environmental Regulations by monitoring drilling waste into the environment (sea) by conducting retorts and adjusting equipment performance to comply with regulations.
• Train local hands in all above listed activities in the spirit of the "Angolisation Process"
Reason for leaving: Sought a position in Drilling commensurate with qualifications, experience and age
Contact Person: Brian Holden, UK 0044 1224 333113 Press 1 EXT 6124
USA 01 925 842 1111 Press 1 EXT 6124
7. Brandt Middle East (a Varco company) January 2005 - 9 March 2006
Duties: Solids Control Engineer (Oman, Sharjah, Singapore, Turkmenistan, Nebit Dag, Burren Resources): • Install, maintain, repair, overhaul, operate, supervise cuttings/solids separation machinery and supplementary equipment. Experience both in workshop and the field.
• Performing basic mud/solids checks, e.g. weights and retorts
• Training operators and service engineers in Solids Control and equipment maintenance, trouble-shooting and repairs
• Duties include all associated activities such as liaison and co-ordination with clients, crane drivers, riggers, welders, fabricators, safe work practices, hot-work permits and PTWs, etc.
• Based in Dubai and service Caspian, Middle Eastern and North African regions, land and offshore rigs
• Personal achievements include 2 installations, both 2 X VSD3400 Centrifuges & pumps (ENSCO 95 and Burren Resources SAIPEM Rig)
Reason for leaving: Sought a position offshore, West Africa
Contact Person: Reina Valdeira, HR Officer, Brandt ME
8. Nationwide Airlines March 2000 - December 2004. Safety Instructer to Flight Attendants, Ground Staff, Sales Staff, Flight Deck Crew on Safety and Security material e.g. Dangerous Goods Handling, Disruptive Passenger Handling, etc. In Charge Flight Attendant.
Reason for leaving: Sought to return to a technical environment/more-challenging role
Contact Person: Mrs Jane Hay, In-flight Services Manager, Cape Town: Tel 021 936 2803
9. Cobbs Restaurant - Sep 1999 to Feb 2000 - Deputy General Manager of 150-seat destination restaurant on the Cape Peninsula.
Reason for leaving: Nationwide Airlines expressed an interest in my services.
Contact Person: I have lost contact with the then management although Mrs Janice Botha (non active owner at the time, would, no doubt, remember me): 021 780 1446
10. Sun Air - Jan 1999 to Sep 1999 - Flight Attendant.
Reason for leaving: Sun Air was liquidated
Contact Person: Mrs Jane Hay, now Nationwide In-flight Services Manager, Cape Town: Tel 021 936 2803
11. South African Airways - Jan 1988 to Dec 1998 - Flight attendant: International Flight Attendant.
Reason for leaving: Time to 'get out of flying' and utilise qualifications
Contact Person: Ms Liesel Baker, Human Resources, Cape Town: Tel 021 936 2303
12. SAICCOR (now SAPPI SAICCOR - Producer of wood pulp for processing into rayon) - Sep 1984 to Dec 1987 - Project Draftsman.
Reason for leaving: Opportunity arose to see the 'world' with SAA
Contact Person: Mr Errol D'Olivera, Drawing Office Chief, Sappi Saiccor, Umkomaas: Tel 039 973 8911
13. South African Air Force, SADF, Permanent Force - May 1980 to August 1984 - Apprenticeship in Aeronautical Draughting.
Reason for leaving: Opportunity arose in the private sector
Masters Degree in Bachelor of Arts at American Public University Systems, Transportation & Logistics Management - 2011-2016, Student Number 4052173 - completed with Honors
1. National Technical Diploma (N6) - Engineering, Mechanical (2003) - Cape College
4. Honours Degree in Bachelor of Arts at University of South Africa - 1995 (Communication - degree conferred with Distinction. Article for project published in Communicatio, Vol 21.2 (accredited, ISSN 0250-0167)
3. Bachelor of Arts Degree obtained at University of South Africa - 1989 (majored in English and Communication)
Curriculum Vitae - EDWARD DOUGLAS BEESLEY I am currently contracted through Swift WR to Chevron, Qiqiao D & C Supply Base, Chuandongbei Gas Project, China, appointed in the position of Drilling and Completions Supply Base Manager. Prior to this I was Logistics Planner, Chevron, Malongo Base, Angola, and before that, Senior Drilling Logistics Coordinator, offshore, and worked in this position for the past 6+ years and dealt with all logistical and shipping aspects of materials and personnel planning for each project, which included New-drills, Sidetracks, Workovers, Completions, Fracs, etc. Working mainly from the Drilling Programs and Procedures for each Well, my position was very much an autonomous one and I sought clarification on issues from the Drilling Team Leader and Engineers when necessary. I have just started in China after being in Angola for 7 ½ years. I am currently enrolled for the Masters Degree in Transportation and Logistics Management with the American Public University System, and have completed 7 out of 12 subjects, GPA currently just over 3.9. I've been working rotations for the past 8+ years.
1. Offshore Survival Certificate - currently certified, combined Offshore Survival, Fire fighting and First Aid Course including H.U.E.T., Cape Technikon Survival Center