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CURRICULUM VITAE B.C. BOTES Candidate for position of: Electrical & Instrumentation Maintenance Specialist or equivalent. 1

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CURRICULUM VITAE

B.C. BOTES

Candidate for position of: Electrical & Instrumentation Maintenance

Specialist or equivalent.

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PERSONAL DETAIL:

Surname : BOTES

Christian Names : BERNARDUS CORNELIUS

Name called by : BARRY

Home Address : 21 Blanca Peak Cresent, Midlands Estate, Centurion, Pta.

South-Africa

Postal Address : Postnet, Suite #1129, Private Bag X1007, Lyttelton, 0140

Telephone : (W) (+27) 344 0429(H) (+27) (M) (+27) 082 579 4676(Fax) (+27) 11 522 9419(M) (+27) 076 513 2005

E-mail address : [email protected] [email protected]

Nationality : South African citizen

Languages : English – fluentAfrikaans – fluent

Identity number : 5902105092086Passport : South African nr. 476629426 valid until

28/05/2018

Date of birth : 10 February 1959

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Spouse : Esmé

Identity number : 6304210029005

Occupation : Primary school teacher (Education Dept. Degree.)Helping out on a temporary basis asAnd when required at schools.

Number of children : Three sons:

Barry (Junior) - 24 Yrs Texas A & M University, Qatar.

(Completed)

Johann – 20 Yrs, School Year 13(Completed)

Marnus – 17 Yrs, School Year 11

Health : Good (No chronic illness)

Marital Status : Married

Drivers License : Code 08 & 02 (Car and Motorcycle)South Africa & State of Qatar

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Education and Training:

Secondary Education

Institution : SASOLBURG HIGH SCHOOL (SOUTH AFRICA)

Highest Standard Passed : STD. 10

Year : 1976

Subjects Passed : AFRIKAANSENGLISHECONOMICSGEOGRAPHYBIOLOGY

Tertiary Education

Institution : PRETORIA – WEST TECHNICAL COLLEGE (SOUTH AFRICA)

Qualification Obtained : N6-NATIONAL DIPLOMA

Year : AUGUST 1987

Subjects Passed : INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICSINDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATIONCONTROL SYSTEMSPHYSICS

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MATHEMATICS

Professional Affiliations : SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE FOR MEASUREMENT ANDCONTROL – SOUTH CAPEBRANCH CHAIRMAN AND SENIOR MEMBER.ISA – THE INSTRUMENTATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA. (MEMBER)

Other Skill – CoursesAttended. : 1. HONEYWELL TDC 2000

2. IRD VIBRATION-ADVANCED CONTROL LOGIC3. SUPERVISORY COURSE4. SLS5. TOPS 116. IGV – INTER BEHAVIOURAL SKILLS7. QES- QUALITY ASSURANCE INDUSTRIAL SAFETY8. EXDUS- CLASSIFIED EQUIPMENT & AREA CLASSIFICATIONS9. COACHING WORKSHOP10.COMPRESSOR ANTI SURGE CONTROL & PROTECTION11.FINANCIAL SKILL'S FOR NON- FINANCIAL MANAGERS.12.TEAM SKILL'S WORKSHOP13.SCHINDLER LIFT TECHNICAL COURSE (MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS)14.ELECTRIC MOTOR DIAGNOSTIC'S

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15.PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF ELECTRIC MOTOR CONTROL16.ALLEN BRADLEY PLC-5 COURSE ATTENDED17.BASIC POWER SYSTEM PROTECTION COURSE18.THOMASSEN RECIPROCATING COMPRESSOR COURSE19.THOMASSEN CENTRIFUGALE COMPRESSOR COURSES20.VARIOUS SAP TRAINING MODULES ATTENDED AND PASSED21.FAILURE & PREDICTIVE CONTROL22.RELIABILITY-CENTRED MAINTENANCE VER ll23.SHORT COURSE ON HIGH VOLTAGE ENGINEERING- STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY24.SEVEN HABBITS FOR HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE25.PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR LINE MANAGER

26. SIL EVALUATION & CALCULATION& TESTING. 27.TEAM BUILDING COURSES FOR SENIOR MANAGEMENT.MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE: (PETRO-CHEMICAL) SUPERVISORY: 5 YEARS

PROJECTS: 5 YEARSMAINTENANCE, MANAGEMENT,

(ENGINEER,SUPERINTENDENT, HEAD; E&I & CONTROL SYSTEMS & ANALYSERS.),

COMMISSIONING & SHUTDOWNS20+ YEARS

CAREER HISTORY

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(Starting with most recent)Company 1 : Sasol CoE, US Operations & International Operations.

Value adding by supporting existing & new GTL Plants and projects with E & I Technical information from a Best practices and lessons learned perspective.

Support new GTL projects during project phases with P&ID reviews, Control system Philosophy studies, C&E reviews and Hazop studies.

Company : Sasol – SSI, CoE

Position : Lead Specialist, Electrical and Instrumentation maintenance.- GTL CoE, US Operations,International Operations.Dates of Service : 1/07/2014 – to date.

Additional Information : reference; Mr. T van der Berg, Operations Support Manager. Tel: +27 11 344 0439 e-mail: [email protected]

Company 2 : Oryx GTL, State of Qatar.

Key Results Areas:

Support Maintenance Manager by developing a maintenance system for Oryx GTL by:

Followed hazop studies for total Oryx GTL plant and delivered comments on engineering issues for Instrumentation & Electrical.

Followed Engineering done for both Instrumentation & Electrical with Oryx Project Management Team and delivered inputs where and as when required.

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Defined scope of work with mechanical discipline head for a full integrated electronic maintenance management system to be engineered and configured for Oryx GTL.

Followed studies for safety integrity loops on total GTL plant, emergency safety system.

Appointment of engineers, Supervisors and Technicians for both Instrumentation and Electrical disciplines, developing of job profiles, screening, interviews and appointments.

Followed model reviews (40% up to 90%) and deliver comments for implementation.

Member of team developing all E & I & Analyzer maintenance strategies for total plant equipment.

Develop Workshop with equipment for E & I & Analyzer disciplines. Develop strategy for selection of spare parts and been involve in

maintaining a system of continuous improvement for more detail and information in order to develop a proper Bill of Material for all equipment installed.

Training system developed for identification of potential gaps for each employee and training courses motivated and arranged.

Developed commissioning information system to keep track of activities performed by various parties doing loop checks, functional testing and commissioning of approx. 14000 loops for all three disciplines.

Took part in the development and ‘role out’ of strategy for support services and the successful implementation of a consolidated contractor strategy for E & I maintenance.

Successful commissioning and start up of the total plant facility. The successful making live of SAP and use of system to kick off

maintenance schedules and plans .All plant equipment is maintained according to the strategies developed and plan, do, review daily scheduled meetings held to ensure strict adherence to agreed KPI`s.

Three Shutdowns Planned scheduled and executed successfully at Oryx GTL within time and without delays

Total plant shutdown successfully completed during February 2008/ April 2010& February 2013, no delays reported from the E & I discipline and all planned work completed as per schedule and within approved budget.

Executed projects of $ 16 million within the area of responsibility during the last two statutory maintenance shutdowns which were handled ‘on top of scheduled maintenance activities. This included DCS system ‘Mesh’ upgrade, Substation equipment upgrade, Electrical metering interface with National Electricity supplier, upgrade, and various other smaller de- bottle necking projects.

Continuous improvement cycle as per business process followed and several MOC`s generated, capital applications successfully approved by

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steering committee for new capital project applications, and successfully implemented.

Implement IMS,(Integrated Management System), for E & I Section which consist of all related documentation under our control.(total:1600 documents which consist of standards, procedures, Instructions, templates and various others.)

OryxGTL E,I ,Analyser and Systems(DCS and SIS) Team which I am leading, has received various appreciations for their excellence in maintaining the facility equipment, finishing project and Shutdown Maintenance activities within the scheduled plans and has also received top Honors in supporting production commissioning and start up of units.

Recent activities and achievements with myself direct involve in the stabilization projects with Proconics to engineer out engineering and construction deficiencies and to improve plant on-line availability. Plant is already running with a 24months consecutive online availability of 105 %.

Team reporting to myself consist of the following Team members:3 System Engineers, 3 Instrument -, 1 Electrical - and 1 Analyzer Supervisor and 40 Technicians including contractors.

Team safety record and turn over since construction is the department with the best statistics within Oryx GTL.( 0 reportable injuries) This is a very proud achievement for the team.

Also been Acting as Maintenance manager for extended periods due to position vacant or Maintenance Manager absence from site.

Company : Oryx GTL – Venture between Sasol (Pty) Ltd and QP (State of Qatar)Output: 34,000 Barrels of Refined and blend able product to the market.

Position : Head: Instrumentation, Electrical .Analyzers & Systems Maintenance .

Dates of Service : 01/01/2004 - 26/06/2014

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

References: : G. BadenhorstMaintenance Manager, Oryx [email protected]

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Ettienne Rademeyer Operations manager, Oryx GTL [email protected] Steven Siccard Maintenance Manager, Oryx GTL. [email protected]

Company 3 : Sasol Synfuels International (Oryx) (Transition contract during period of been stationed in Rome-Italy)

: Head; Instrument & ElectricalGTL Maintenance

Dates of Service : 15/09/2003 - 1/01/2004

Company 4 : Mossgas (Pty) Ltd (Currently Petro -SA)

Position : Instrument & Electrical DivisionalSuperintendent – Gasloop. (01/12/1997 – 12/09/2003)

Previous Position : Instrument & Electrical DivisionalSuperintendent – Synthol.(01/10/1994 – 30/11/1997)Instrument & Electrical Divisional Engineer (07/09/1989 – 30/09/1994)Instrumentation Specialist (01/06/1989 – 07/09/1989)

Dates of Service : 01/06/1989 – 12/09/2003

Key Results Areas:

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Technical support and co-ordination of instrument designs done by engineering companies (Fluor and EMS- Badger) interface between Flour and EMS- Badger for specific control loop interfacing and adhering to the same engineering specifications.Attend model reviews, compile reports with comments for corrective actions, attend technical evaluation sessions for equipment to be procured, visited supplying companies, local and overseas, - to give technical assistance, did cost evaluations with justifications.

Responsible for development of a maintenance structure of Synthol Electrical and Instrumentation disciplines, staffing of vacant positions with correctly skilled personnel, implementation of critical job procedures, site instructions and maintenance philosophy for Synthol, developing of short, medium and long term objectives for commissioning and start up of Synthol plant.

Implementation of intensive training programs for all personnel appointed in E & I Synthol reporting structure.

Co-ordination and planning of activities for testing of equipment at locations in Johannesburg and Durban and on site. (ESD: DCS & Vibration monitoring equipment.)

Development of policies for Electrical and Control systems hand over documentation and test certificates.

Co-ordinate and managed together with the team, instrument and electrical quality control on construction activities, hand over of completed loops/circuits and outstanding punch items.

Commissioning of units that have been thoroughly functional and trip tested. Implementation of start-up modifications, update of documentation, etc. (Development of trip and alarm procedures per equipment system and plant).

Upgrade and implementation of items as were identified for improvements to "man – machine – interface."

Update SAP R/2 system with relevant information of Instrument and Electrical items to support maintenance planning, cost reporting, spare parts (bill of materials), etc.

Key commissioning objective were to identify lost or missing technical manuals, QC and QA dossiers, spare parts records, etc. Critical spare parts were identified for stock holding, correct descriptions with model and part numbers and other relevant information, and were loaded on SAP/R2 for bill of material and procurement.

Developed a maintenance scheduling system with frequencies for maintenance of equipment during turn-around, total shutdowns and "anytime"

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First total factory shutdown planned with the following key objectives as priority:

- Start-up modifications to be implemented on common facilities.- Control valves had to be checked for material failures.- ESD and DCS systems software had to be "cleaned" from obsolete

control function software loaded and logic software functions no longer used.

- Alarm and trip tests to be carried out according to procedure.This shutdown were completed successfully within planned time and started-up without delays. Other areas where valuable experience were gained and recognition given for outstanding work done to resolve critical problems were:

1. Control valve problems at high pressure steam (40bar)2. High vibrations on electric drive (11KV; 5.6 MW)3. Tight shutoff control valves with "o" leakage for boiler feed water Control.4. Control valves for high cycling service at 400ºC and hydrogen as Process gas.5. O-volt distribution in field and in local panels.6. Arc furnace and gas firing heaters, - protection and integrity upgrade To ensure safe operation of equipment.

Appointment: Gasloop Instrument and Electrical Divisional Superintendent.

Double the area of responsibility with total manpower of :2 Instrument Foremen2 Electrical Foremen15 Instrument artisans/technicians5 Electricians1 Lead technician

The new area consist of process units: gas reforming, air separation, LNG (liquid natural gas), plant and instrument air supply, "pig" receiving, NGL recovery, CO2 removal, PSA (Pressure swing absorption) for 99,5% hydrogen. The instrumentation and electrical field equipment, low voltage switch gear in substation, electrical and instrumentation interfacing systems, all relevant substations, a few system PLC's, etc. which form part of the mentioned process units, were added to our area of responsibility.Teams were re-focused on the following priority areas:

Gas reforming train 3 rebuild after incident during start-up. Reset of maintenance standards, retraining, and motivation of new team

of acceptable norm/standard.

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Development of workshops and calibration facility upgrade. Critical problem areas that was responsible for more than 80% of plant

trips and production losses. Construction and commissioning of new cold box for the LNG plant.

(Supplied by Linde). Condensate top-up project; construction and commissioning of additional

instrument and electrical equipment. Responsible for compiling budgets, motivation for manpower

requirements, sorting out of employee related issues, maintenance of running plants as well as support for projects, all to ensure medium and long term continuous maintenance improvements.

Additional responsibilities and project involvement:

Responsible for Instrumentation activities during construction, commissioning and start-up of LAK & LAD plant (U32-Light aromatic kerosene and Light aromatic diesel). Date: From February 2003 until April 2003 when unit was brought on line and performance tests done.

Participate with model reviews (90%) done by Technip-Coflexip as engineering contractor, Technical bid clarifications for E & I Equipment and many other technical issues and decisions on new GTL project. (U09 and U08-CO2 removal unit). Date: Since September 2002 - 08/2003 .

I would like to share a few critical problem areas were intensive re-engineering and improvements were implemented to improve online availability and reduce the risk of possible damage to equipment or a fatal incident. (Personal and team involvement was high during these upgrade exercises).

Gas reforming – improvement to primary reformer fuel gas control and trip system.

Gas reforming – steam turbine speed control, control sluggish and had to be upgrade with a electronic process control system. Investigation with design completed. Awaiting capital approval.

LNG (liquid natural gas) plant – control system upgrade & replacement of digital field switch instrumentation with analog type were the two main area's of improvement around the vaporizer units (25% and 75% units). Additional information via ESD and DCS communication to COS (control operator station) were established. Additional fuel gas pressure control stations were installed for improved stability without affecting one another.

Air separation – replacement of old hydraulic systems. This modification included valve feedback transducers, electronic/hydraulic transducers, etc.

Air separation – additional protection on 1st stage of air compressor anti surge. These were done by additional differential pressure measurement

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across compressor 1st stage and add to anti – surge controller as an input for surge detection and control. Additional protection by means of a dedicated surge protector, was also installed, tested and commissioned.

Air separation – upgrade of on-line vibration monitoring system with data manager 2000 from Bently Nevada. System proof to be useful for collecting information for planning of inspection or maintenance of rotating equipment and also to determine the severity of a surge.

Air Separation – replace relay logic system with suitable programmable logic controller system. Biggest advantage to this change is real time information available for problem solving, monitoring and recording.

Air separation – upgrade of electric control actuators with improved electronic control units for improved accuracy and reliability.

Air Separation – action initiated to identify and make critical control valve spares available as stock. Most of these valves are dedicated valves only in use at the Air Separation plant.

Air Separation – upgrade to LIN and LOX back-up system which will start supplying when header pressure fall below a critical pressure. Various changes to control valves and system software were implemented to improve back-up control without causing upsets to header pressure.

High cost item areas were identified and corrective actions carried out i.e control valves upgraded or replaced, compressor trip system redesigned and installed after wrong design philosophy been adopted and implemented during the engineering phase, etc.

Synthol gunk plant – upgrade of level measuring instruments. Replaced capacitance type with radio active source, measuring instruments.

Synthol catalyst preparation plant – replaced obsolete dip coil regulator valves with proportional control valves and made adjustments to hydraulic pack to accommodate new regulators.

Gas and condensate metering plant – replaced "unsafe" and unreliable ESD relay system with triple redundant PLC and monitoring system. More information to process control was also of great significance.

"Smart" field instrumentation – detail investigation carried out to ensure that 'best practice' for installation of mentioned equipment will prevail. (Use of isolators in ex –areas and multiplexer equipment for digital data collection).

GENERAL

Plant Instrumentation and Electrical equipment availability was better than 99,7% of planned plant running for four (4) consecutive years.

Statutory plant Turn-around and total factory shutdowns were planned, carried out and successfully restarted without delays.

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Direct personal involvement with the development of a generic career path for the development of junior artisans, senior artisans, technicians in training, technicians and senior technicians.

During the time with Mossgas and appointed as the responsible Engineer/Superintendent in control, we never had a serious incident to one of our permanent or temporary employees or a lost time incident. This achievement cans be ascribing to adhere to safety standards and the will to embark on programs of continues improvement, personal involvement and motivation of team members.

Personal experience and knowledge in the Instrumentation and Electrical field on all plant sections of Gas to Liquid manufacturing and final product Refining can be most probably my strongest skill asset.

I can also state that working with and within teams, my contribution to motivate, inspire teams, and also to earn respect from colleagues were always praised.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

REFERENCES: Marc MiddendorpDivisional ManagerInstrumentation & ElectricalTel. nr.: 044-6012585

Henry de WetPlant and process Integrity ManagerTel. nr.: 044-6012410

J. van StadenGeneral Manager, ServicesTel. nr.: 044-

Company 5 : Sasol lll, Secunda.: Box 600, Secunda, 2302

Positions Held : Instrumentation Foreman. (April 1984-May 1989)Instrumentation Mechanic Grade 1 (February 1984-March 1984)Instrument Mechanic Grade 2

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(Oct. 1982 – Feb 1984)Instrument Mechanic Grade 3 (Nov. 1981 – Oct. 1982.)

Dates of service : Nov. 1976 – May 1989

Key Results Areas:

Work History.

Instrumentation apprentice in training, Training Centre, Sasol l (Practical at Synthol and Air separation Plants).Successful completion of Trade test at Secunda (November 1981).Appointment as Instrumentation Mechanic Grade 3 (November 1981). First hand experience with calibration of pneumatic and electronic field instrumentation, correct installation of field instrumentation, preparation and commissioning of field instrumentation, Compressor control and trip relay systems, Systems (Honeywell 2000) configuration changes implemented as was required for commissioning and start-up and Synthol plant process knowledge gained during this period.

Transferred to Refinery Plants to help with commissioning, start-up preparation and start-up modifications. Intensive training and experience gained on process control requirements, loop tuning and optimization, etc.

Appointment: Instrument foreman: Oil workup/Refinery.

Key Results Areas:

i. Scheduled maintenance according to statutory requirements, i.e. H.Q.E. checks classified equipment checks, etc.

ii. Support and ensure correct implementation of modifications as per design.

iii. Responsible for corrective actions taken during breakdownsiv. Development of procedures for critical jobs identified, alarm and trip

test procedures and writing of instrument control narratives for dedicated pieces of equipment and plant process control.

v. Compile annual budgets for plant maintenance and manpower.

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vi. Investigate and compile training requirements for each team member.vii. Compile plans for factory shutdowns and co-ordinate with central

planning.

Due to manpower restructuring within section, oil workup and gas reforming with plant utilities were re grouped with myself as the maintenance supervisor / foreman. The total team consists of twelve Instrument artisans, four trainees and three assistants. A great effort, time and money were spent on instrument integrity improvements.

As part of my career path enhancement, I was transferred to the Gas Seperation and CO2 removal plant as Instrument maintenance Supervisor. Again great efforts went into re alignment of maintenance activities, setting of priorities to tackle the systems responsible for the most and expensive failures first.

Key Results Areas:

During the time at Gas Reforming and Oil workup/Refinery, the team were awarded with the sought after annual award of been the best productive team in Sasol lll. This was an acknowledgement from management for group achievements on plant availability and instrument integrity improvements.

For three consecutive years, with the annual merit appraisal, I was awarded with above the normal rating for meeting objectives and continuous improvement to team building, development and plant equipment.

One of the trainees from our group, been awarded as "trainee of the year". Also had the opportunity to do national recruiting for Instrumentation

staff due to a short fall of adequate skilled labor.

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