GONCALVES Carlos updated resume 2016

Curriculum Vitae – GONCALVES, Carlos

PERSONAL DETAILS Surname : GONCALVES First names : Carlos Alberto Nationality : New ZealanderCONTACT DETAILSPostal Address : 101/486 Iravadee Soi 17 DOB : 27TH April 1963

RatsadaPhuket Mobile Number : +66 911066915Thailand83000 Skype account : carlos.a.c.g

EDUCATION1981 to 1984 : National Diploma for Mechanical Technicians (Equivalent to the NZCE in Mechanical engineering)

Natal Technikon – Durban, South AfricaCERTIFICATESWell control course. (Full subsea supervisor’s level) Renewed February 2009BOSIET Offshore survival. (OPITO certified with NOG Modules) Completed 2016UK Offshore Medical Certificate Completed February 2015Stop safety training + refresher course Completed September 1996Schlumberger Management 1 course Completed February 1999EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

SEPTEMBER 2013 – PRESENT LLOYD’S REGISTER ENERGY DRILLING....................................................................................3Subsea Surveyor – Singapore Worldwide..........................................................................................................3

JUNE 2013 – AUGUST 2013 ESSAR OFFSHORE.............................................................................................................3Senior Subsea Engineer – ESSAR Wildcat Indonesia..........................................................................................3

NOVEMBER 2011 – MAY 2013 MANAGED PRESSURE OPERATIONS...................................................................................3Subsea Engineering Specialist Singapore – Worldwide.....................................................................................3

OCTOBER 2010 – NOVEMBER 2011 WEST ENGINEERING SERVICES..................................................................................3Senior BOP/DTE Surveyor Worldwide...............................................................................................................3

MAY 2010 – AUGUST 2010 JASPER OFFSHORE.............................................................................................................3Senior Subsea Engineer - Neptune Explorer Drillship. Singapore......................................................................3

SEPT 2009 – APRIL 2010 NOBLE DRILLING...................................................................................................................4Senior subsea Engineer - Noble Homer Ferrington Semi-submersible. Libya....................................................4

JAN 2009-JUNE 2009 FRONTIER DRILLING....................................................................................................................4Senior subsea Engineer - Frontier Phoenix Drillship. Singapore / Brunei...........................................................4

MAR 2008 – JAN 2009 PRIDE INTERNATIONAL.............................................................................................................4Senior subsea Engineer - Pride South Sea’s Semi-submersible South Africa......................................................4

JUNE 2003 – FEB 2008 AWA ALCOA, ANGLESEA POWER STATION................................................................................5Power Station Engineer/ Acting Maintenance and Shutdown Manager Australia...........................................5

2000 – 2003 TRANSOCEAN INC / TSF TRANSOCEAN SEDCO – FOREX.........................................................................6Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Discover Seven Sea’s Drill ship Brazil, Rio de Janeiro.......................................6Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Sedco 702: Semi-submersible Western Australia............................................6Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Sedco 600, 601 & 602: Semi-submersible’s Indonesia.....................................6

1996 – 2000 SCHLUMBERGER, SEDCO- FOREX..........................................................................................................6Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Sedco 701 Semi-submersible Congo, Pointe Noire..........................................6Subsea Equipment Supervisor – Actinia Semi-submersible Spain & Tunisia......................................................6Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Sedco 601 & 602 Semi-submersible’s South East ASIA....................................6

APRIL 1996 – JUNE 1996 RIGMAN OFFSHORE...............................................................................................................7Subsea Engineer North Sea...............................................................................................................................7

MAY 1995 – FEB 1996 NEDDRILL NEERLAND BV...........................................................................................................7Assistant Subsea Engineer – Neddrill 1: Drillship South Africa, Namibia, Angola..............................................7

FEB 1995 – APRIL 1995 ROTEK ENGINEERING...............................................................................................................7Mechanical / Hydraulic Installation Supervisor South Africa............................................................................7

JAN 1994 – DEC 1994 B.H. P. / BENGUELA JOINT VENTURE...........................................................................................7Operations Superintendent – Geomaster M.V.: Drillship South Africa / Namibia.............................................7

JUNE 1989 –DEC 1993 SOUTHERN OCEANIC SERVICES...................................................................................................8Subsea Engineer - Omega D.V.: Semi-submersible South Africa / Namibia......................................................8

1981- 1988 ESKOM (ELECTRICITY SUPPLY COMMISSION)..............................................................................................8Mechanical Maintenance Technician South Africa...........................................................................................8

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Experience summery

Offshore Oil field experience:

Over 18yrs directly related offshore oil field experience, working on a wide range of Subsea related projects with all the common major OEM supplied BOP’s and well control equipment.

Extensive experience on both conventional hydraulic controlled BOP control systems and Mux controlled systems from most of the OEM BOP control system manufacturers.

A wide range of experience in a variety of Subsea projects ranging from conventional maintenance and operational roles on working exploration rigs, multiple shipyard overhauls/rebuilds, new builds, rig reclassification projects and niche projects such as “Surface BOP” drilling and development / manufacture of a “Riser Gas Handling” system which includes Managed Pressure Drilling.

Detailed knowledge of most Offshore Oilfield related regulations and specifications such as the API Specifications and Recommended Practices, NORSOK Standards and PSA Regulations including the related Oilfield DNV Specifications.

Heavy Engineering Industry experience

Well established Mechanical Maintenance Engineering background with over 14years in the Power Generation Industry working in large coal fired Power Stations.

Well-grounded Mechanical Engineering qualifications based around gaining a Higher National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering and practical training working in the maintenance and engineering departments of the Power Generation industry.

Experience in multiple “Reliability Excellence” initiatives including “E Asset Management” programs developing maintenance and operational strategies for the Maintenance and Engineering departments.

IT related skills and reporting proficiency’s

Proficient in all Microsoft office applications for creating reports, spread sheets and data manipulation, presentations and general office related tasks such as e-mail handling.

Experienced in utilising project management programs such as Microsoft project and Primavera on small and very large multidiscipline projects.

Experience in developing and utilising Computerised Asset Management systems. These have been from locally home grown systems, (Microsoft Access based), to advanced SAP & Oracle based systems including standalone systems like AMOS.

Have studied Microsoft networking courses (MSCE Networking with NT) and have a very good understanding and working knowledge of computer networking and componentry

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

September 2013 – Present Lloyd’s Register Energy Drilling Subsea Surveyor – Singapore WorldwideConducting rig acceptance/selection inspections, drilling equipment inspections, safety inspections, commissioning of new building and major upgrades, maintenance and equipment audits and management audits. Surveys conducted on drillships, semi-submersibles, jackups, land rigs and tender barges

June 2013 – August 2013 ESSAR offshore Senior Subsea Engineer – ESSAR Wildcat IndonesiaManaging the Subsea department; liaising with all the other heads of departments on the rig, the rigs "Oilfield Installation Manager" and the shore based "Rig Manager". This encompasses not only the maintenance of the Subsea equipment, but also the project management of work done on this equipment during major or minor shipyard projects.

Equipment: Cameron 15K TL with ST locks BOP’s with Koomey type conventional hydraulic type control

systems Shaffer 10K Annulars, and Cameron collet & EVO connectors Maritime Hydraulics 600K CMC Shaffer 80K MRT’s and 16K GLT’s

November 2011 – May 2013 Managed Pressure Operations Subsea Engineering Specialist Singapore – WorldwideInitially engaged to consult in the concept development of the Riser Gas Handling Project for a period of 3 months, the role developed into a full time position which assumed technical authority and direction to all subsea related Riser Gas Handling Project systems.This position was also responsible for the interdisciplinary design verification and quality control, ensuring the sharing and implementation of the appropriate standards and guidelines. Identifying and proposing key technologies and the applications thereof during the concept development stages of new projects, and the support of their development and implementation played an integral part of this role.

Critical Project responsibilities: Ensure development of detailed engineering and specifications for subsea and topsides systems in

all phases of the project. Contribute to optimizing arrangements and layouts in cooperation with other disciplines including

mechanical, piping drilling and operations. Manage evaluation and selection of equipment vendors. Proactively manage interfaces between stakeholders. Manage and direct contractors during their design and execution to comply with MPO

requirements. Responsible to the CTO of MPO for quality deliverables in adherence to the project schedule Perform discipline reviews, troubleshooting, HAZOP, audits and FAT’s.

October 2010 – November 2011 West Engineering Services Senior BOP/DTE Surveyor WorldwideWorking as a contractor Senior BOP / DTE Surveyor conducting surveys, inspections and assessments of Well Control and drill through equipment and systems on rigs worldwide.

May 2010 – August 2010 Jasper Offshore Senior Subsea Engineer - Neptune Explorer Drillship. SingaporeAs the Neptune Explorer was in the transitional state between shipyard project and operational readiness, my primary role was focused on the testing and commissioning of all the equipment under the responsibility of the Subsea department.Equipment:

Cameron 10K U2 BOP’s with the latest generation Cameron Mux control systems. Cameron Hydraulic and Mux control systems for BOP’s & Diverter system. Hydril GL Annular’s and Vetco H4 and Drill Quip connectors NOV Shaffer 200K MRT’s Aker MH Crown block Mounted Drill string Compensator

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Sept 2009 – April 2010 Noble Drilling Senior subsea Engineer - Noble Homer Ferrington Semi-submersible. LibyaAssisting the Senior Subsea Engineers on the Noble Homer Ferrington with the Exxon / Mobil deepwater drilling project offshore Libya.The Noble Homer Ferrington is a Friede & Goldman 9500 Enhanced Pacesetter with a capability of drilling in up to 7500ft water depth with a Shaffer Mux controlled BOP.Equipment:

Shaffer SLX 15K BOP’s and Annular’s with Shaffer Mux (4Th Gen DDV) control systems. Shaffer 600K CMC Shaffer 160K Rucker Tensioner’s

Jan 2009-June 2009 Frontier Drilling Senior subsea Engineer - Frontier Phoenix Drillship. Singapore / BruneiMy primary role was focused on the testing and commissioning of all the Subsea equipment when the Phoenix was in the transitional state between shipyard project and operational readiness. Working in conjunction with the Frontier project team, SHELL representatives and respective regulatory inspectors, the focus was in the preparation of all the relevant Subsea equipment for the drilling program planned with SHELL offshore Brunei.The Frontier Phoenix has the capability to drill in up to 5,000 feet of water with a conventional Mux controlled sub-sea BOP, and in up to 9,000 feet of water utilizing a surface BOP.Equipment:

Cameron 10K BOP’s with Oceaneering (5th Gen) Mux control systems. Oceaneering Hydraulic and Mux control systems for BOP’s & Diverter system. Hydril GL Annular’s and Vetco H4 and Drillquip connectors Maritime Hydraulics 120K MRT’s

Mar 2008 – Jan 2009 Pride International Senior subsea Engineer - Pride South Sea’s Semi-submersible South AfricaManaging the Subsea department; liaising with all the other heads of departments on the rig, the rigs "Oilfield Installation Manager" and the shore based "Rig Manager". This encompasses not only the maintenance of the Subsea equipment, but also the project management of work done on this equipment during major or minor shipyard projects.

Equipment: Shaffer SL 10K BOP’s with Koomey type conventional hydraulic type control systems Shaffer Annulars and Vetco H4 connectors Shaffer 400K DSC Shaffer 80K MRT’s and 16K GLT’s

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June 2003 – Feb 2008 AWA ALCOA, Anglesea Power station Power Station Engineer/ Acting Maintenance and Shutdown Manager AustraliaAs the Power Station Engineer working from within the Engineering Department providing engineering expertise, business knowledge and personal capabilities to support the operational and manufacturing process of Anglesea power Station. One of the key roles has been supporting the continuous improvement process to achieve the organisation’s production, cost and quality objectives.This has been by: Acting as a catalyst in the implementation of change and innovation to identify and support the

achievement of cost reduction and productivity improvement opportunities. Leading and contributing to the ongoing enhancement and development of processes and equipment

associated with the production of power by identifying and investigating opportunities for improvement.

Leading and contributing to the achievement of an environmentally sound, safe and healthy workplace by monitoring and auditing the design, installation and maintenance of equipment and systems to comply with all ALCOA and Australian relevant standards and regulations.

Coordinating delivery of engineering solutions and funds management that are outcomes of equipment improvement initiatives and activities.

Another important role has been to provide support to work teams and tradespeople and other professional staff through the provision of engineering advice, functional guidance and by sharing discipline or area related expertise.

My most recent activity has been in the role of acting Maintenance and Shutdown manager. The Maintenance and Shutdown Manager is responsible for developing and implementing maintenance strategies across the site and for managing all maintenance activities including equipment reliability as well as predictive and preventative maintenance of all assets.

Key areas of responsibility have included: Leading and developing resources through effective coaching, planning and organisation. Improving equipment performance and reliability with an emphasis on quantity and timeliness of

output, ensuring all facets of the location's maintenance program are delivered as per plan and in accordance with customer expectations;

Achieving cost effective maintenance and equipment operations by maintaining asset capability so that manufacturing targets are met in a timely manner;

Ensuring the workplace is safe and without risk to health, hygiene and environmental impact by providing leadership on all EH&S issues by maintaining equipment integrity and implementing strategic and tactical improvement initiatives.

Being immersed in the ALCOAN safety culture for the 3 ½ years I have worked at Anglesea Power Station, has heightened my safety awareness and highlighted the need to be proactive and imaginative to stop complacency from getting a foothold in the way EH & S is treated. I believe E.H & S issues always need to be kept as the precursor to how we do everything in our day-to-day business. It is with this philosophy, based on a risk analysis structure that the best balance between EH & S and business manufacturing performance targets can be achieved.

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2000 – 2003 Transocean inc / TSF Transocean Sedco – Forex Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Discover Seven Sea’s Drill ship Brazil, Rio de JaneiroPreparing this drill ship for new contract in India. Involved in the overhaul / upgrade and installation of the Subsea equipment and assets.

Equipment: Hydril 18¾in 15,000 psi double rams with Hydril type Mux control systems Shaffer 10K Annulars and Vetco H4 connectors Houston Systems Crown block mounted compensator

Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Sedco 702: Semi-submersible Western AustraliaNormal operational work on the rig, working for “Woodside” doing wildcat exploration

Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Sedco 600, 601 & 602: Semi-submersible’s IndonesiaDeveloped and implemented innovative operational procedures used to deploy and retrieve the “Subsea production trees”, utilizing the limited space available on the rig and within a limited tight budget. This contract was completed well within the contractual period without any loss time or operational incidents.Utilized and adapted the unique “Surface stack” drilling method to work in the hazardous shallow gas, H2S gas prone areas and in the very shallow water depth areas of the Bay of Surabaya, to successfully complete exploration and initial production work for “Santos”.

1996 – 2000 Schlumberger, Sedco- Forex Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Sedco 701 Semi-submersible Congo, Pointe Noire

Assisted in preparing the rig to go back to normal subsea drilling operation. Overhauled and installed the two 200ton BOP handling overhead gantry crane.

Equipment: Cameron U2 10K BOP’s with Koomey type conventional hydraulic type control systems Shaffer Annulars and Vetco H4 connectors Shaffer 400K DSC Shaffer 80K MRT’s and 16K GLT’s

Subsea Equipment Supervisor – Actinia Semi-submersible Spain & TunisiaResponsible for the deployment and retrieval of the B.O.P. stack and wellhead equipment. This included the repair and maintenance of this equipment, running a planned maintenance system, operating within a budget, ordering spares, running a workshop and the supervision and training of assistants.Responsible for cold stacking / storage of all Subsea equipment and assets when the rig was stacked in the Isle of Malta

Equipment: Cameron U2 10K BOP’s with Cameron Payne Type conventional hydraulic control systems Shaffer Annulars and Vetco H4 connectors Shaffer 400K DSC Shaffer 80K MRT’s and 16K GLT’s

Subsea Equipment Supervisor - Sedco 601 & 602 Semi-submersible’s South East ASIAVietnamWorking with extreme down-hole drilling conditions of high pressures & temperature and through loss & gain zones, which demanded a high level of initiative, endurance and vigilance. Well control situations were encountered numerous times demanding that the BOP and relevant well control equipment worked faultlessly over prolonged periods.

ThailandExploration and development wells. Most of these holes were drilled using slim-hole technology, and were completed very quickly with an average of two to three wells being completed in a month. On some occasions four wells were completed in a month, creating a very stressful environment when having to ensure that the subsea equipment was ready for the following well with only 24 to 36 hrs. between rig moves. Despite this tight schedule, the campaign was very successful, with very few equipment failures resulting in down time.

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Equipment: Shaffer SL 10K BOP’s with Koomey type conventional hydraulic type control systems Shaffer Annulars , Cameron collet connector & Vetco H4 wellhead connector Shaffer 400K DSC Shaffer 80K MRT’s and 16K GLT’s

April 1996 – June 1996 Rigman Offshore Subsea Engineer North SeaContract work on the upgrade of the "Transocean Discovery" in Norway and stayed with her until the start of her first well in the North Sea. The work consisted of the complete rebuild of the 10k CIW Double-U stack and its "Koomey" control system including all relevant sub-sea equipment such as the Marine riser tensioners and Drill String Compensator.

Equipment: Shaffer SL 10K BOP’s with Koomey type conventional hydraulic type control systems Shaffer Annulars and Vetco H4 connectors Shaffer 400K DSC Shaffer 80K MRT’s and 16K GLT’s

May 1995 – Feb 1996 Neddrill Neerland BV Assistant Subsea Engineer – Neddrill 1: Drillship South Africa, Namibia, AngolaInitially contract work assisting the two senior Subsea engineers strip down, overhaul and re-build the complete BOP, its electro – hydraulic control systems and various Subsea department assets.Was offered a permanent position assisting the two senior sub-sea engineers, deploying and retrieving the guide-lineless B.O.P. stack and relevant subsidiary equipment.Involved in complete strip down and rebuild of the BOP electro-hydraulic control systems after the BOP was dropped and recovered from the seabed in 2500ft water depth.

Equipment: Shaffer SL 10K BOP’s with 1st Gen Shaffer Mux control systems Shaffer 10K Annulars & Vetco hi-angle release H4 connectors Crown block mounted compensator Shaffer 80K MRT’s

Feb 1995 – April 1995 Rotek Engineering Mechanical / Hydraulic Installation Supervisor South AfricaThis consisted of contract work installing new mechanical and hydraulically driven equipment in the anode handling plant of this new Aluminium Smelter plant being built. I supervised a team of over 15 artisans and labourers installing this equipment, to tight and delayed timetables and schedules.

Jan 1994 – Dec 1994 B.H. P. / Benguela Joint Venture Operations Superintendent – Geomaster M.V.: Drillship South Africa / Namibia6 monthly contract work.BHP Australia formed a joint venture with a local South African offshore diamond mining company, to evaluate the offshore diamond field on the west coast of South Africa for future major mining possibilities. A Dynamic positioned ship was charted and fitted with big hydraulically driven boring/sampling machines, a heavy mineral separating plant and an x-ray diamond-sorting machine. In conjunction with a big geological team, this vessel was used to try and evaluate how rich the diamond deposits were on the west coast of South Africa.I joined the project at the phase when the ship was being fitted with all the equipment, and my offshore oil field experience was used to install and commission the equipment to be able to successfully complete the tasks required.I was managing the operation and staff contingent of over 40 persons onboard the diamond exploration ship, "Geomaster M.V." Developed and implemented operational procedures and guidelines, OH & S procedures and

guidelines, planned maintenance schedules and guidelines, including stock inventory control. Developed and implemented continues improvement policies and strategies to ensure that the

equipment and plant operated safely, efficiently and with as little down time or operational failures as possible.

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June 1989 –Dec 1993 Southern Oceanic Services Subsea Engineer - Omega D.V.: Semi-submersible South Africa / NamibiaI joined the "Omega" as a assistant Subsea engineer, primarily to assist with the maintenance and repair of the hydraulic equipment on the rig. After a year I was promoted as a sub-sea engineer and was primarily responsible for the deployment and retrieval of the B.O.P. stack. This included the repair and maintenance of this equipment and all other well control equipment.This equipment being largely hydraulically driven, I was also responsible for the repair and maintenance of most of the hydraulic and pneumatic equipment on the rig. Supervision, training assistants and running a planned maintenance system was part of my duties.

Responsible for making up hydraulic hose assemblies and regulating stock for hose and fittings, including the stock and budget control of all relevant spares of all the above equipment

Due to my natural affinity to hydraulics and hard work, I was promoted from an assistant Subsea engineer to a Subsea engineer within a year of working on the rig.

Equipment: Cameron U2 15K BOP’s with Koomey type 80 conventional hydraulic type control systems. Cameron Annulars, Cameron collet connector & Vetco H4 wellhead connector Maritime hydraulics pipe handling and racking system. Shaffer 80K MRT’s and 16K GLT’s Shaffer 400K DSC

1981- 1988 ESKOM (electricity supply commission) Mechanical Maintenance Technician South AfricaHaving been sponsored by ESKOM to study towards my National Diploma, I completed the practical required for my Mechanical Diploma working from the floor with the artisans to the managerial technical level, at the Colenso Power Station in Natal. Here, I learned the basic workshop skills working in the practical environment with the artisans on the plant. I also completed courses, learning in conjunction with the trainee artisans, working on lathes, milling machines, mechanical and fluid drive couplings, learning the art of white metal bearings and alignment, and invaluable basic workshop tools training.Once my studies were completed, I was promoted and moved to Tutuka power Station where I worked as a mechanical technician in the maintenance department. Here I put all my training into practical use and was responsible for the mechanical maintenance of one of the six, 600 MW generation units. This included supervising six artisans, working with a computerized planned maintenance system and ensuring that all the work was done under the strict guidelines of a five star NOSA safety rating.

LANGUAGESEnglish (Primary), Portuguese (Secondary), and Afrikaans

REFEREE’SName: Mr Rienk De VriesTitle: Technical Coordinator / Planned Maintenance SupervisorCompany: ENSCOE-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] (South Africa): +27 76 643 1442 / +27 21 813 6359Relationship: Direct Superior / Supervisor

Name: Mr Keith ScottTitle: Director - Assets ManagementCompany: ACWA PowerE-mail: [email protected] (POTS): +971 4 5090550Mobile: +971 50 6248099Relationship: Direct Superior / Supervisor

Name: Svein Olav StormarkTitle: Operations ManagerCompany: ENDSWELL ASE-mail: [email protected] (Norway): +47 950 05 993Relationship: Direct Superior / Supervisor

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Curriculum Vitae – GONCALVES, CarlosName: George MichaudTitle: RDD Operations managerCompany: Managed Pressure OperationsE-mail: [email protected] (Houston): +1-832-907-5630Ph (Brazil): +55-219-9967-1941Relationship: Work Colleague

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