Date: ** ** ****

Sex: Male

Date of Birth: ** ** 1963

Nationality: Dutch

Current/Last Employment: Senior Safety Engineer/VSMC QHSE engineer & Site manager

Linked in: www.linkedin.Mischa van Lindt

QUALIFICATIONS/COURSES

General:

Mavo 4 Ashram College, Alphen a/d Rijn yes 1982

Technical:

Stuurman Kleine Handelsvaart Nautische Hogeschool Rotterdam yes 1985

[mate]

Machinist Kleine Handelsvaart Nautische Hogeschool Rotterdam yes 1986

[engineer]

Specific QHSE:

Veiligheidskunde 1en 2 PBNA (MVK) yes 1992

Veiligheidskunde 1en 2 NIA (MVK) yes 1993

Veiligheidskunde Niveau II Provinciaal Veiligheid’s Instituut (Belgium) yes 1993

Sicherheidsingenieur Lehrgang A BGN (Germany) yes

1997

Sicherheidsingenieur Lehrgang B BGN (Germany) yes

1998

OFFSHORE RELATED CERTIFICATES

Helicopter Landing Officer 13/04/201

3

Heli deck team member 13/04/201

3

Advanced fire fighting 19/01/201

3

Fire team leader 19/01/201

3

Further advanced Fire Fighting 04/03/201

3

Basic safety and em. prep. 26/05/201

7

HUET 26/05/201

7

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Forklift driver 29/01/201

4

Safe crane operation 29/01/201

4

Gas Measurement NOGEPA 1_4 21/08/201

5

Noise measurement for life

Kelvin TOP SET senior investigator for life

course 2012

Basic Food Hygiene for life

CAA Heli deck for life

Coxswain for life

Train the trainer SMTC for life

STCW 95 for life

VACCINATIONS

DTP

Various others, up to date.

EMPLOYMENT RECORD

Year Company name Position

Dec 2012 till date SBM Senior HSSE (repair project FPSO)

May Dec 2012 VSMC QHSE Engineer/Site Manager/Safety Officer

2000 2012 Allseas Poseidon (offshore) Safety Officer

1998 2000 Allseas (on shore) QHSE Engineer

1994 1998 Haust (toast) Manager Safety, Health & Environment

1992 1994 Schokbeton (Zwijndercht NL) Safety officer

1990 1991 Schokbeton (Koudekerk NL) Technician Traction, Engineer

1990 Mulder Transport Technical Engineer

1986 1990 Various shipping company’s Engineroom Engineer

LANGUAGES & OTHER SKILLS

English/Dutch Fully bilingual

German Speaking/reading level

Spanish Average working proficiency

French Little speaking level

Computer/Specific software knowledge

All regular Microsoft programs such as Word, Access, Excel etc.

More than average knowledge of hardware, able to build a computer from parts.

PERSONAL QUALITIES

Safety is a challenging profession that never stops developing. Safety is a key element in any enterprise and

should never be underestimated, neither at home or at work.

My goal is to provide a healthy safe atmosphere where teamwork of client, employer and employee is of the

utmost importance.

My Specialties:

A wide knowledge of technical aspects of industrial machinery, offshore pipelaying processes and green

energy.

I am a negotiator in respect to getting safety to a higher level, with a helicopter view and eye for details. I am

an enthusiastic trainer that understands the “big” safety picture and I am not afraid of challenges. I am

primarily a team player, but can also work independent.

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EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE

SBM (via The Offshore Partners) Lead Safety Officer (FPSO)

(FPSO) Helideck repair job, e.g. Installing a new Helideck on a FPSO Whilst at sea and in

production.

Scaffolding, Hot work Cold work, PTW, safety audit’s/inspections

Report to Department Manager Quality Assurance & Health Safety and environment Project

Manager for specific Projects

Responsible for the setup and execution of the project Quality Management System. Behavioral

change into safety.

Prepare and implement project Quality and HSE plans including the quality System Application

matrix, the inspection plan, the audit schedule and the critical Offshore interface Matrix.

Plan and carry out internal vendor and external project QA and HSSE audits.

Ensure all project discipline leads are aware of significant lessons learned from previous projects.

Initiate and participate in the critically assessment meetings, design review,

Meetings of critical components and systems and project close out meetings

Where necessarily, review bid package quality-assurance requirements prior to release to selected

suppliers/subcontractors and review suppliers/subcontractors quality submittals

Ensure client satisfaction feedback is obtained

Assist in QA and/or HSE inductions for new and or project personnel

Coach new staff

Develop the project HSE philosophy and basics of Design, Coordinate Project HSE studies and

develop the project safety case

Manage or arrange management of projects HAZOPS and HAZID

Gather the monthly QA and or HSE accident/incident investigation monitor and promote HSE at

Suppliers and subcontractor

Asbestos Policy development and training execution.

VSMC QHSE Engineer / Site Manager / Safety Officer

Responsible for the general QHSE during the project:

Including (but not limited to):

Implementation of:

Health & Safety Management Plan of the project,

Environmental Management Plan of the project,

Quality Management Plan of the project.

Checking if (project wise) following legislations are met:

European / Belgian / UK / Dutch legislations:

EU directive Temporary or Mobile Construction Sites (92/57/EEG)

EU directive of Well being (89/391/EC)

General regulations for labour protection ARAB and CODEX

Belgian Environmental Regulations VLAREM

Flag State Requirements (for all vessels and barges)

Legislations laid down by the IMO (for all vessels and barges)

Audits:

Performing, supervising and/or accompanying all internal and external audits of contractors and

government.

Such as (not limited to): IMCA, IMO, HSE, client, internal, general site inspections, pre inspections of

support

guard and work vessels.

Investigations:

Investigation of all incidents, including the supervision of root cause investigations and analysis by a third

party.

Such as Junggeburth Health and Safety bv and JP Kenny Ltd.

Site Management:

Responsible for: project introduction of the new hired crewmembers

planning of the crew boat

project materials stored on shore

the contacts and focal point to the local agent, regarding refuel of the vessels

arranging accommodation for the project team members

arranging crew changes for various (support) vessels

arranging relief vessels

guiding, assisting and arranging transport for med evacs or compassion leave of personnel

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Allseas Poseidon (offshore) Safety Officer

Responsible for the general (Q)HSE on board during projects in Australia, Tasmania, America (GOM), Israel,

Indonesia, India, Malaysia, Norway, Denmark, UK, the Netherlands, Eire, South Africa, Trinidad, Canada

(Sable island); Including (but not limited to):

Support and guide vessel crew to ensure that:

The HSE objectives and expectations are understood and met,

Work on board is conducted in compliance with company's HS E policies, client requirements, procedures

and Safety Management.

Activities onboard are carried out in accordance with regulations, including comprehensive and detailed

Risk assessments, Toolbox Talks, HAZID’s and HAZOP’s

Implementing & maintaining COSHH system (COSHH 365), including the instruction and training and

planning for COSHH emergencies.

Reporting all accidents and incidents according to the HSE system; lead or participate in all incident

investigations.

Carry out/assist with regular audits as: ISO, IMO IMCA, HSE and Port State Control to ensure compliance

with all relevant policies and procedures.

Providing support, advice, guidance and instruction to support the safe execution of all activities on board

the vessels. Ensure all relevant HSE information is effectively communicated to the relevant people on board.

Development and delivery of Health, Safety and Environmental training, promotional and induction material

Liaison with external bodies, e.g. client, HSE, Port State Control etc.

Plan, organize and perform site emergency response exercises in accordance with company's

requirements.

Lead and participate in all relevant HSE meetings

Plan, organize and perform helicopter landings including instruction and training.

Ensure comprehensive safety records and logs are maintained and kept.

Maintain effective communication with all work colleagues on board, at all levels.

Comply with all competency, appraisal and development procedures in line with the role requirements.

Keep up to date with and demonstrate knowledge and understanding of relevant legislation and be able to

apply it in the workplace.

Allseas (On shore) QHSE engineer

Mainly, I was responsible for writing bridging safety documents and assisting the fleet safety officers of 4

ships

with all the above mentioned subjects.

Site visits [vessel visits]

Haust (toast) Manager Safety Health & Environment

Responsible for hygiene and safety in 9 factories spread over 3 countries: Belgium, Germany and the

Netherlands.

Advise the board regarding the safety and safety issues.

Contribute to the safety meetings.

Responsible for the various type of PPE.

Checking if following legislations /regulations are met:

NEN 1010, EG approximation of the laws relating to machinery, Asbestos andthe Nuisance act (hinderwet

vergunning) in all countries. Communicate with all bakery managers.

Schokbeton (Zwijndercht NL) Safety officer

Responsible for the general safety on the plant, cranes, trucks, lorry’s equipment and heavy objects.

Schokbeton (Koudekerk NL) Traction Technician, Engineer

Responsible for all diesel powered equipment such as generators, fork lifts, tractors, bulldozers,

locomotives.

Assisting in general maintenance of the whole factory, including: cranes, steam boilers, electrical equipment

etc.

Mulder Transport Technical engineer

Assisting in the transport and installation of escalators in shopping malls for renewal or first time

installation.

Various shipping company’s Engine room engineer

In general, but not limited to:

Operate, maintain and repair of all marine apparatus and equipment on board;

this includes: engines, generators, winches.

Trouble shooting in order to clarify or resolve problems, and to develop or modify designs.

Conduct environmental, operational or performance tests on marine machinery and equipment.

Maintain and co ordinate repair of marine machinery and equipment.

Inspect marine equipment and machinery.

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Prepare technical reports for use by engineering or management.

Maintain contact with, and formulate reports for, contractors and clients in order to ensure completion of

work

at minimum cost.

Coordinate activities with regulatory bodies in order to ensure repairs and alterations are consistent with

safety.

In charge of bunkers and bunkering.

Procure materials and spare parts, needed to repair marine equipment and machinery.

Check, test, and maintain automatic controls and alarm systems, engine and other systems, like fire

prevention.

Maintain records of engineering department activities, including details of equipment maintenance and

repairs.

Perform monitoring activities in order to ensure that ships comply with international regulations and

standards

for life saving equipment and pollution preventatives.

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