RESUMEOF

Matthew William Norton

PERSONAL DETAILS

Address: 12 Jacqueline St, Bayswater, Perth WA 6053

Mobile: 0437 286 569

Date of Birth: 30 June 1986

Marital status: Single

Children: Nil

E-Mail: matt.norton86@hotmail.com

CERTIFICATES

BOSIET: ID Number-98993 MSIC: CLV0166892 ABB Drilling Drives (basic) ABB Marine HV motors and generators ABB LV power Distribution systems CAT 175 maintenance and troubleshooting HV Switching EEHA Certified (MOXI) EWP Basic dogging and Rigging (DG,RB) Working at Heights Confined Space Construction Blue Card Rio Tinto Inducted FMG inducted Barrow Island inducted

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EMPLOYMENT

August 2014 - CurrentRIG FORCE GLOBAL (WORKING ON THE NOBLE TOM PROSSER)POSITION: Rig ElectricianDuties: Working on a 7th Gen, Cyber based Jack up.

Carry out Preventative maintenance work orders in accordance with Noble safety and maintenance and procedures

Attend breakdowns and rectify in a safe and timely manner to avoid long downtime periods

Carry out preventative maintenance on the rig power generation plant consisting of 5 CAT C-175-16 prime movers attached to 2340 KVA ABB generators producing 690V with 1958 Amps

Order spare and replacement parts to rectify any problems with equipment

Maintain and repair NOV TDS 1000 top drive, driven by ABB VFD Maintain and repair NOV 1250 HP Draw works, driven by ABB

VFD Maintain and repair NOV ST-160 iron roughneck, Maintain and repair National 2200 HP Mud Pumps and associated

equipment (blower motors, liner wash motors and pumps and lube oil pumps and motors), driven by ABB VFD

Maintain and repair NOV Pipe Racking System, driven by Siemens VFD

Maintain and repair Friede and Goldman jacking system and associated equipment

Carry out maintenance and repair on all Daiken HVAC equipment on the Rig

Carry out maintenance and repair on refrigeration, freezer and cooling water chillers on the rig

Complete detailed handover notes and daily shift diary of work complete and ongoing for back to back and shift back to back

Work alone and within a team to keep the drilling package at minimum downtime

Work alongside rig ET to keep all instrumentation in service on the rig

Repair/replace any faulty Rig lighting, or small power (120V,220V socket outlets)

Report any equipment downtime to RMS, report any out of service equipment and estimated time it will be back in service.

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October 2013 - August 2014ENSIGN ENERGY INTERNATIONALPOSITION: Rig ElectricianDuties: Working on ADR 200 000 and conventional double and triple rigs.

Maintain all required records, documentation and certification of electrical equipment on the rig and camp and produce accurate and timely reports on usage of such equipment

Maintenance, fault finding and repairs of motors and equipment in EX zoned areas

Maintenance, fault finding and repairs on Tesco and warrior top drives and all associated equipment

Carry out planned maintenance and breakdown maintenance on various CAT and Detroit driven generators including C9,C32, Detroit 50 and 60 series attached to marathon alternators

Work with both SCR and VFD driven rigs controlling mud pumps, rotary tables and draw works

Maintain and repair all camp and galley equipment to Ensigns high quality standards

Work with mechanic on troubleshooting all rig systems weather electrical or mechanical to minimize rig downtime.

Maintain the cleanliness of the SCR Shack and integrity of the electrical control equipment therein

Conduct visual, and where possible functional, inspections of equipment both prior to use and at periodic intervals and in particular after rig moves and rig-up

Prepare detailed daily logs and in depth handover notes for oncoming crew members as to hand over a full understanding of rig issues encountered during my hitch

March 2013 - June 2013 WATPAC CIVIL AND MININGPOSITION: Head shift electricianDuties: As the Head Electrician, maintained all Electrical/instrumentation equipment on the crushing plant and camp facilities.

New installations / Plant improvements Scheduled testing Assisting developing and implementing maintenance programs Preventative maintenance and breakdowns Routine plant checks Motor / Gearboxes changeovers commissioning Crusher control technician Operate plant support vehicle (water cart, bobcat) Work hand in hand with shift fitter replacing bearings, conveyor belt changes, crusher overhauls ( jaw and cone), screen overhauls and general plant maintenance Maintained the camp and galley equipment with minimum downtime of equipment

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February 2013 – March 2013 AQUA FORTISS on the STENA CLYDE OFFSHORE DRILL RIGPOSITION: Offshore Trades AssistantDuties:

Surface preparation of steel structure and bulk heads Working under Safety Management systems Working under the Permit to work system Wet/dry grit blast of structures Spraying paint using airless spray gun Painting of tools ready for drilling Surface preparation using growlers and needle guns Brush and roller paint application Working under the PERMIT TO WORK system Assisting the rig electricians with day to day maintenance tasks

June 2012 - February 2013 SAXON ENERGYPOSITION: Rig ElectricianDuties: Working On ADR 200 000 drilling rigs (land based)

Maintenance, fault finding and repairs of OMRON AC/DC VSD’s, soft starters and PLC equipment

Maintain all required records, documentation and certification of electrical equipment on the rig and camp and produce accurate and timely reports on usage of such equipment

Maintenance, fault finding and repairs of motors and equipment in EX zoned areas

Maintenance, fault finding and repairs on Tesco top drives and all associated equipment

Work with the Driller and other crew members to ensure that the rig is operated in accordance within the design parameters and in conformance to relative standards

Service work on Caterpillar C32 gen sets with SR4B generators Maintenance and upkeep associated with all camp electrical

equipment Work in accordance with company’s maintenance schedule Carry out repairs on cyber chair and all associated controls including

manual and HMI Repair and replace plugs, receptacles, cables and sensor equipment Worked with all aspects of both mud and air drilling ensure the availability of adequate spare parts for electrical equipment

through the inventory system, both for routine maintenance and to cover unscheduled maintenance or replacements

Working with primarily north American voltage equipment Maintain and fault find hydraulic equipment working with Rig mechanic

as a team Maintain electrical control operation and fault find NOV ST-80 iron

roughneck Setup and maintain accumulator and backup systems Maintain, jointly with the Rig Mechanic, all rig instrumentation Ensure that lock-out and tag-out procedures are fully complied with at

rig site and campsite Supervise the dismantling, packaging and preparation of electrical

equipment for rig moves, including re-assembly at new locations.

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Maintain the cleanliness of the SCR house and integrity of the electrical control equipment therein

Conduct visual, and where possible functional, inspections of equipment both prior to use and at periodic intervals and in particular after rig moves and rig-up

June 2011 – June 2012 APPLIED ELECTROPosition: HDD Rig electricianDuties: Contracting to AJ LUCAS on Barrow Island

Barrow Island, carrying out maintenance and installations on horizontal directional drilling equipment and attached BRANDT mud system Using fault finding skills to limit downtime to the drill rig Working with the mechanical fitters and drillers to engineer new improved ways for the rig to run more efficiently Reading and interpreting schematics and drawings Carry out preventative maintenance checks on the drill rig and attached mud system to rectify problems before downtime occurs. Fault finding on the VSD’s and rectifying problems quickly

January 2010 - May 2011Tasman Power contracting to RIO TINTOPosition: Shift ElectricianDuties: Working on an Iron Ore Processing Plant carrying out all electrical/instrumentation equipment

Carry out routine maintenance on fixed plant equipment Attend breakdowns and rectify problem in a quick fashion to minimize

plant downtime Low voltage installations Installation and setting up of instruments Troubleshooting VSD’s Changing parameters in VSD to allow for Inching on drive motors Fault finding using Citect Fault finding using schematic drawings Mentoring and teaching apprentices Carry out fault finding on stackers and reclaimers Small installs of small power and lighting Fault finding using the PLC Calibrating instruments for better plant efficiency and production

REFERENCES

Wayne Ellis

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Noble Tom ProsserMobile: +44835513272Wayneellis19@hotmail.com(Please be aware that Wayne Works overseas and does not always have phone reception)

Leon MartinBarrow IslandMobile: 0439 948 533hipmartin@hotmail.com(Please be aware that Leon works overseas and does not always have phone reception)

Sam BaileyAqua FortisMobile: 0458 869 411baileyp1985@live.com.au(Please note Sam works offshore and does not always have phone reception)

Aarron PunchardSaxon Energy0437 057 668apunchard@saxonservices.com(Please be aware that Aarron works in remote locations and does not always have phone reception)

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