please find attached my cv for position advertised,
Name – Stephen C. Stewart
Position - Senior Planning Engineer
Date of Birth - 31st March 1957
Nationality – British
Address – ,136 whyteleafe hill, whyteleafe, surrey, CR3 0AE,CR3 0AE.
Synopsis :-
37 years continuous employment originally commencing within the E&I industry, and then moving into the mechanical / building services / oil & gas industry’s.
From an electrical apprenticeship I gained my experience on schools, offices, industrial facilities to offshore oil production platforms. I then moved into an office environment as a junior engineer learning such skills as estimating & planning, finally moving back out to site again on such roles as site engineer, planning engineer & manager on onshore module construction yards, oil & gas refinery’s, power stations, nuclear sites, airports & railway projects.
Within the last 6 years plus I have been working on major overseas projects mainly in the PMC position, those projects have given me valuable experience in all aspects of the construction management role.
Strengths :-
During my time on the BAA Framework at Heathrow airport, (1997 to 2001) I was actively involved with Continuous Improvement throughout the M & E process, not just with BAA but with various other Mechanical & Electrical suppliers working within the existing terminals & on the commencement of Terminal 5,
I’m was (and still am) actively involved in the promotion of team working & coaching of staff within all departments to highlight the necessity for the planning process in all aspects of their work and the need for feedback to aid the overall improvement process. Also, the last junior planner i trained went onto become the company’s young achiever of the year.
I believe that I have very good people & communication skills, I’m loyal and committed with a high degree of management and interpersonal skills.
I also have the ability to motivate with a positive attitude.
Qualifications –
- City & Guilds (Electrical Installations)
Systems Experience :-
- Primavera (ver 3.1) approx 9 years
- Primavera (ver 6.2) early stages of use
- Open Plan (limited)
- MS Project (limited)
- Excel / Word / Powerpoint (excellent knowledge)
- Access (limited knowledge)
Courses attended :-
- powerpoint (intermediate & advanced)
- Risk Management (TRM)
Medicals :-
- KOC Kuwait - June 06
- Foster Wheeler – April 08
- Foster Wheeler – April 09
Career History / Experience –
April 08 to September 10 – Foster Wheeler – Senior planning engineer (PMC) on Borouge 2 Ethylene Project in Abu-Dhabi / Ruwais, initially responsible for overall co-ordination of all sub-contractor schedules from detail design, procurement, construction, commissioning & start-up, then concentrated on UO&E project (value approx $4.8 billion - overall)
July 06 to March 08– Amec Oil & Gas - lead planning engineer (PMC) on various projects at Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) in Kuwait, review / monitoring of subcontractor schedules during FEED, detail design, procurement, construction, shutdowns, commissioning & close out phases, (project values range from 12million to 280million KD)
June 04 to June 06 – Amec / Fluor (joint venture) – senior planning engineer (PMC) Nasiriyah water treatment plant, Iraq, initially allocated to the project controls team in Baghdad then deployed to remote site, duties were - preparation & monitoring of the design, procurement, contracts admin, construction & commissioning phases of the project, treatment plant also included approx 120km of underground transmission pipework to local towns, 3nr booster pump stations & 5nr elevated storage tanks, (civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical & instruments) (value approx $260m)
April – June 04 – Amec Spie - planning engineer, Southern Power Upgrade project. (value approx 20m)
Jan 04 to Mar 04 – Amec Spie- planning engineer, Strathclyde Telecomms project. (value approx 20m)
Jan 02 to Dec 03 – Amec Spie - senior planning engineer, “SWIM” Route 7 Alliance (Sandbach / Wilmslow) project, track renewals, civils, overhead line, telecomms, signalling, E&P disciplines.(value approx £260m)
April 97 to Dec 01 –Amec Building Services Division - planning manager, Heathrow & Gatwick Airports for M & E Framework (value approx £70m) various projects within heathrow terminals 1, 3 & 4, ie – new lounges, baggage handling, extensions to exist facilities & new office buildings, also, involved in the initial planning & development for Terminal 5 and various other projects at Gatwick & Stanstead airports,
October 95 to April 97 –Amec Shutdowns Division - E & I Senior planning engineer at Longannet power station – units 1 & 2 shutdown (value approx £12m)
October 93 to October 95 –Amec Process & Energy - E & I planning engineer, BP oil refinery Grangemouth – Hydrofiner project (value approx £70m) initially based at head office in London to prepare engineering, procurement, construction& shutdown works schedule, then move to site during construction phase,
April 93 to October 93 –Amec Process & Energy - E & I planning engineer, BP Forties crude expansion project, responsible for scheduling & progress monitoring of 4 separate sites, Dalmeny, Balbeggie, Brechin & Netherlee. (value approx £100m) all disciplines,
Sept 92 to April 93 –Amec Shutdowns Division - E & I planning engineer, BP oil refinery Grangemouth – C.A.T. reformer shutdown (value approx £30m)
October 88 to Sept 92 –James Scott Ltd (major projects division) E & I planning manager, BNFL Sellafield – THORP reprocessing plant (value approx £45m)
June 88 to Oct 88 –James Scott Ltd (major projects division) E & I planning engineer, SSEB Longannet power station during boiler overhauls,
June 87 to June 88 –James Scott Ltd (major projects division) Senior E & I planning engineer, BP Dimlington, Hull – new gas terminal
September 86 to June 87 –James Scott Ltd (major projects division) E & I planning engineer, UIE Glasgow – Conoco Oil company – 4 platforms for southern sector of north sea (Vulcan, Vanguard, South Valiant & North Valiant)
August 85 to Sept 86 –James Scott Ltd (major projects division) E & I planning engineer, Highland fabricators, Nigg bay (Marathon Oil – Brae “B” modules 57 & 58 support frame)
April 85 to August 85 –James Scott Ltd (major projects division) E & I Site engineer, Lewis Offshore construction yard, Stornoway. Installation & commissioning of new sub-station
July 84 to April 85 – James Scott Ltd (major projects division)E & Iplanning engineer, Mcdermott Yard, Ardersier (Hamilton Brothers – Esmond deck)
Feb 83 to July 84 –James Scott Ltd (major projects division) - E & I planning / Field engineer, Mcdermott yard, Ardersier (Conoco Hutton tension leg platform)
Sept 80 to Jan 83 –James Scott Ltd (major projects division) - electrical estimator & planning engineer based at head office Glasgow working on various oil & gas projects.
October 77 to August 80– Malcolm & Allan (electrical & instrument engineers)
E & I project engineer (junior / senior) - various contracts ie – British Steel (Ravenscraig steelworks) British Aluminium, Tennent Caledonian breweries, Chevron Ninian Northern, Southern & Central oil platforms, Shell Brent Bravo & Amoco North West Hutton platforms.
August 73 to October 77– Yarrow Shipbuilders Ltd (MOD naval yard) & James Scott Ltd Electrical Engineers - Electrical apprenticeship.
Mobile (UK) :– 07756-873603
Home (UK):- 0208-6600539
E-mail :-[email protected]
Stephen C. Stewart