C IRR ICULU M V ITAE

PERSONAL DETAI LS :

M ichael Adrian Wyatt

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Secret Harbour

Western Australia

6173

Telephone number: +61 (0-895******, Cell Phone: +61 (0-411******

E mail address, ab5e92@r.postjobfree.com

Mari tal Status: Mar ried to Suzanne,

2 Children; Jessica-Mae and Joshua

Profile.

A dynamic and professional individual; an excellent communicator, motivator and

leader adopting a pro-active can do attitude and focused approach to all

responsibilities and tasks undertaken both in my professional and personal life.

T hese skills have been enhanced whilst undertaking a dual role as a QHSE

A dvisor/Remote Area Paramedic in an onshore and offshore capacity. Most recently I

have been working as an offshore HSS Advisor with Dredging In ternational. This

has seen me undertaking operations on cutter suction or t railing suction dredge

vessels. Prior to this my earlier offshore experience was with Fugro Survey,

employed as a senior OHS Advisor, undertaking works on geotechnical drill ships

and the MV Southern Supporter, a seismic survey vessel and geotechnical and

geophysical survey vessel working under contract for all major oil and gas

companies. I have completed studies and gained my Diploma in occupational health

and safety.

E MPLOYEMENT H ISTORY

CURRENT EMPLOYER :

D redging I n ternational 05.06.2013 to date

Position Held : Senior OHS Advisor

Level 5, Suite 181

580, Hay Street

Perth, WA 6000, Australia

I am currently employed in a staff position as Offshore Health and Safety Advisor on

t he Wheatstone project. This is a supervisory position ensuring that all aspects of

t he scope of works are conducted to project safety standards as dictated by Chevron

and Bechtel. Whilst onsite I undertake audits and inspections and conduct incident

and accident investigations. I facilitate toolbox hazard identification meetings as

well as liaise with clients on all safety related matters, whilst also providing

emergency response, t rauma and medical advice and guidance to line and senior

management.

P revious Employment.

Jupiter M ines 15.08.2011 to 31.05.2103

Position Held : Senior OHS Advisor/Remote Area Paramedic

Reason for Leaving : Made redundant

Level 42, 108 St Georges Terrace

Perth WA. 6000

Employed as the Senior OHS Advisor at corporate level.

E nsuring that Jupiter mines is compliant with the requirements of the M ines Safety

and Inspection Act and Regulations and the Occupational Safety and Health Act and

i ts Regulations. I t is part of my role to develop company policies and procedures,

emergency management plans, forms and guidance notes to assist employees and

contractor companies conform to Jupiter M ines OHS Standards. I work closely with

contract drilling companies to ensure compliance with Jupiter Mines, and

Legislative requirements. Developing all required OHS documentation for feasibility

s tudy reports. Another aspect is to provide advice and guidance on OHS and

medical issues to site personnel and corporate officers and managers on health and

emergency response for the Central Yilgarn I ron Project.

I am the point of contact with the Department of M ines and Petroleum for all

s tatutory reporting requirements. I also facilitate t raining sessions in first aid,

hazard and r isk assessment and provide step back 5x5 coaching while at site.

L iaising with contractors, subcontractors and suppliers to identify best practice work

options and equipment along with ensuring safety compliance with Jupiter M ines

safety systems.

While on site I undertake a full range of OHS duties including but not limited to;

• Site inductions

• Audits and Inspections

• Accident and incident investigations

• Undertaking tool box meetings and safety meetings

• Liaise with contractors on site to ensure compliance with Jupiter safe

systems of work

• Ini tiate safety stand downs when required

• Ensure JHA and 5x5’s are conducted by all relevant parties

• Provide advice and guidance on safety and medical issues

• Undertake breath alcohol and drug testing (urine and oral swab)

• The provision of general medical, emergency medical and accident/trauma

services to employees and contractors on site

F ugro Survey Pty Ltd

24 Geddes St Balcatta WA

Position Held: Q HSE Officer/Remote Area Paramedic (Dual Role): July 2008-July

2011

Reason for Leaving : To undertake a Perth based position with regular rotation

Duties- U ndertaking offshore QHSE and medical/trauma activities dependant on

major oil and gas client requirements either on seismic survey, geotechnical and

geophysical survey vessels incorporating AUV and drill ships in Australian and

i nternational waters. T his entailed the provision of all aspects of pre-hospital

medical and t rauma care as well as facilitating fi rst aid, basic life support, CPR and

automated defibrillator t raining, health topics, and basic suture t raining/refresher

for the vessel Master. In consultation with the vessel’s Master and Senior Officer’s,

devised emergency response drills and scenarios to test the on-board and supporting

shore based safety systems as well as the preparedness of the vessel crew. I n the

event of a medical incident I would liaise with the rescue coordination center in

Canberra to ensure the t imely casualty evacuation was instigated.

For the QHSE aspect of the position my duties included but not limited to,

facilitation and presenting project OHS inductions, conducting site/vessel

i nductions, incident and accident investigation, facilitating hazard identification

workshops and meetings, COSH assessments and reviews of chemicals and

hazardous substances that Fugro employees are in contact with, reinforcement

based safety observations, assisting with and development of JHA’s, internal

auditing, monitoring of employee’s and subcontractors to ensure compliance is

maintained in line with company policies and job work method

s tatements/procedures, ensuring KPI’s are met and reported, workplace inspections

and reporting of HSE matters and statistics. I facili tated t raining session for Fugro

crew and ship’s crew in a range of safety related subjects dependant on t raining

mat r ix requirements, incident causation or client requirements. Whilst acting as a

l iaison for the Fugro Part Chief and on-board client representative.

S t John Ambulance WA

Great Eastern H ighway WA

Position held: A mbulance and Industrial Paramedic from November 2006 to July

2008

Reason for Leaving : To broaden my career into the safety and medical sector

Duties- Metro Paramedic: The provision of all aspects of pre-hospital t rauma and

medical services to the public of Western Australia in metro and rural settings.

D uties- Industrial Paramedic: The provision of general health screening, health

p romotion and t raining in first aid and basic life support. The provision of

emergency care, pre-hospital t rauma life support, basic and advanced life support,

t he p rovision of general health services and screening, the supply of schedule 4 and

schedule 8 medications as required to t reat medical conditions, health promotion,

t raining in first aid and basic life support. T his post has seen me working remote

a reas on shore and off shore. All also undertake the collection of ur ine for the

p urpose of testing for illicit drugs and alcohol.

Dorset Ambulance N HS T rust Headquarters

The Acorn Building

Ringwood Road

ST Leonards

Dorset

Positions Held:

Emergency Care F rom: Until: 30.09.06.

P ractitioner 01.10.2004

State Registered F rom: Until: 01.10.2004

Paramedic 18.06.1999

Ambulance Technician F rom: Until: 17.06.1999

08.01.1996

Ambulance Care Assistant F rom: Until: 07.01.1996

02.06.1993

Emergency Care Practitioner:

Duties included the provision of all aspects of pre-hospital care. Undertaking home

v isits for the out of hours Doctors service either t reating where appropriate with

p rescribed medications or arranging for hospital admission for specialist t reatment.

W ithin my scope of practice I sutured wounds; ordered X-ray examinations;

performed urine screenings; detailed eye examinations; urinary catheterizations and

had a vast array of medications at my disposal to be able to t reat common ailments.

A dditionally I saw and t reated patients at local t reatment centers and minor injury

u nits, t reating minor injury and minor ailment patients.

State Registered Paramedic:

Duties: the provision of emergency and non-emergency pre-hospital care. To ensure

a ll vehicles are adequately kit ted and damage free, to report any defects, to use all

my extended skills for the provision of patient care. I ensure that my skills are

u pdated attending all appropriate t raining courses and identify any personal

t raining needs. I was also responsible for the ordering and distribution of stores and

d rug supplies for all stations in my sector.

A mbulance Technician

Duties: the provision of emergency and non-emergency pre-hospital care with a

l imi ted skill set and drug regime compared to that of a paramedic. To ensure all

vehicles are adequately kit ted and damage free, to report any defects, to use all my

extended skills for the provision of patient care. I ensure that my skills are updated

a ttending all appropriate t raining courses and identify any personal t raining needs.

Ambulance Care Assistant

Duties: the t ransportation of routine patients to hospitals and day care centers. The

t ransportation of discharged patients to home addresses or nursing homes and inter-

hospital non-urgent t ransfers.

K ellogg Brown & Root, a division of Hallibur ton, Houston Texas, USA

Position Held: Paramedic Supervisor for Kuwait and Southern I raq. 03/06/03-

30/05/04

Reason for Leaving : Unpaid leave period ended

Duties: T he provision of all aspects of general medical and pre-hospital emergency

care to civilian and military work force within the I raq/Kuwait theatre of operations.

Working closely with the HSE department to compile reports on work and non-work

related injuries.

T he provision of general health screening, health promotion and t raining in fi rst aid

and basic life support. The provision of emergency care while on convoy duty through

t he I raq Theater of operations. This could involve the stabilization and continued

care of the sick or injured from either hostile actions or medical presenting problems

for up to 72 hours before I could arrange for a casualty evacuation f l ight.

E DUCATIONAL DETAILS:

SCHOOLS ATTENDED :

September 1976 - May 1978 Dorchester Secondary Modern School

September1978 - May 1982 Thomas Hardy School

F URTHER EDUCATION :

IFAP, Perth West Australia, Diploma in OHS – awarded July 2013

Edith Cowan University, West Australia, BSc in Paramedic Science – graduated

M arch 2012

South West Polytechnic, Perth West Australia, Certificate IV in Occupational Health

and Safety – Sep 2009

IFAP, Red Alert and Sai Global, Perth West Australia - 2008 through 2010

S t John Ambulance College of Education West Australia, Paramedic induction - 2007

Bournemouth University Dorset U K in conjunction with Dorset Ambulance NHS

T rust, Emergency Care Practitioner Training - 2004

Dorset Ambulance NHS Trust t raining College, I HCD State Registered Paramedic

T raining - 1999

K ingston Mauward College of Agriculture, Arboriculture General Certificate - 1988

Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Ambulance Training College, Ambulance Technician

T raining - 1996

Diving Museum Weymouth Dorset UK 1991- VHF Radio license (UK)

Relevant Qualifications – Date Obtained

• Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety July 2013

• BSc in Paramedic Science – graduated March 2003

• In tensive Care Paramedic Registration 06.02.2012

• FOET - 2011

• Advanced Cardiac Life support – Oct 2011

• Pre- Hospital Trauma Life Support – Sept 2011

• Course in onsite testing for alcohol and drugs of abuse

• Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety

• Understanding ISO014001, Aug 2009

• Industrial Paramedic and Emergency response requalification July 2009

• OHS for Supervisors, Apr 09

• High Risk License-Fork Lift Truck Operator, Mar 09

• High Risk License-Dogging, Jan 09

• Fire Warden and Portable Fire Fighting Equipment, Jan 09

• Working safely at Heights Course, Nov 08

• Accident Investigation course, Nov 08

• Dangerous and Hazardous Substance course, Dec 08

• Working safely at Heights Course, Nov 08

• Safety and Health Representative for the Oil and Gas Industry (SHROG) Oct

08

• Demystifying ISO 9001, Aug 08

• In ternal Auditors course Aug 08

• M ISC Jul 08

• BOSIET Jul 08, FOET Jul 2010

Professional References

Dr Steven Tyler

Advanced Geomechanics

08 9423 3300/31

ab5e92@r.postjobfree.com

Andrew Byne

Woodside Energy

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