David L. Timmons

So **-C**

Ngach **/** Nguyen Chi Thanh

Dong Da, Hanoi

Phone +84-98-932****

+84-989******

Objective To apply the experience and skills gained from over

** ***** ** *******nce and training to improve the

efficiency and effectiveness of people, systems and

equipment in the Oil & Gas industry.

Training and Licenses

Education MODU Chief - Unlimited USCG license

STCW TAC - Unlimited USCG endorsement

Third Assistant Engineer of Steam Vessels of any

horsepower. USCG license

QMED (Qualified Member of Engine Department) USCG

endorsement.

Marshall Islands Mobile Offshore Drilling Unit

(Management)

Marshall Island Steam Vessels Third Assistant

Engineer any horsepower

Technical Skills

Drawworks, ADS 10T - T30 Operation & Maintenance

Amphion Control Maintenance

Jack Up Marine Operations (Rack Phase Difference)

ABB / Siemens Electrical Switchboard Training

Siemens AC Drilling Drives

Preventative Maintenance Systems

Top Drive Systems AC & DC - Operation & Maintenance

Hydraulics Troubleshooting Training

Non-destructive testing (Liquid Penetrant and

Magnetic Particle Methods).

Caterpillar Engines 3500, 3600 and C-280

EMD Engines

Generators ABB / Kato

SCR Maintenance, Generator controls

AC Drive - ABB (ASEA Brown Boveri)

SSGD Drawworks/ NOV

Refrigeration./ Universal

Pump room Operation and Maintenance;

Military Sealift Command: (Underway Replenishment

at Sea)

Computer skills

Offshore Training (USCG approved)

Comprehensive Survival craft & Survival Suit

Basic and Advanced Ship Firefighting

Firefighting and Damage Control

First Aid & Safety

Pertrofac HUET & EBS Training

Work Experience 11/2009- Present PACIFIC OFFSHORE LABOR COMPANY

Rig Maintenance Supervisor: Supervision of

equipment and preservation of equipment, QC/QA and

commissioning on a New build project of a 6th

generation classification drilling rig. Supervision

of a team of trades, marine staff. Planning yearly

and 5 years budgets for operations and equipment.

3/2000 - 11/2009 DIAMOND OFFSHORE DRILLING

INT'L.

Various positions leading to Maintenance

Supervisor: Supervision of a team of trades, marine

and engine room staff on dynamically positioned and

moored drilling rigs up to 5th generation

classification maintaining all engineering, marine

and drilling systems onboard. Planning yearly and 5

years budgets for operations and equipment change

out.

12/98 to 3/2000 TOR DRILLING

Electrician: Maintain and operate electrical

equipment in engine room and SCR room. Responsible

for lighting and electrical controls for ship/rig

operations. Rewire and repair motor controllers and

ventilation systems. Maintain all safety devices;

troubleshoot Ross Hill and IPS / Baylor SCR

systems. Troubleshoot and repair AC generators

10/93 to 12/98 NOBLE DRILLING

Rig Mechanic: Employed on domestic and

international rigs. Responsible for maintenance

and operation of EMD engines, V-16 and inline V71

Detroit engines. Maintenance and repair on:

LinkBelt cranes; Ingersoll-Rand and Sullair air

compressors; Boeing and Varco top drive systems;

National Jacking system; Derrick and Thule Shakers;

Stream watermaker. Establish schedule for

preventive maintenance and lubrication of drilling

equipment and engines. Supervised motormen during

rig operations.

9/89 to 5/90 ODECO

Third Engineer: Maintained and operated EMD engines

and auxiliary equipment. Responsible for ship

propulsion system, Ross Hill system, drilling

equipment. Supervised oiler and motormen during

rig operations.

8/87 to 9/89- 5/90 to 10/93 WESTERN

OCEANIC

Rig Mechanic: Employed on domestic and

international rigs. Responsible for maintenance,

operations and repairs of EMD engines, Link Belt

and National and Manitowoc cranes, auxiliary

equipment such as Sullair and Ingersoll-Rand

compressors, and drilling equipment. Maintain

piping and operations of the Stream reverse osmosis

system. Established schedules for preventive

maintenance and lubrication; supervised motormen

during rig operations. Train and evaluate new

personnel in maintenance department.

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1972 to 1987 SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL

QMED & Pumpman: Operated steam and auxiliary diesel

plant. Responsible for maintaining steam pressure

in 600 lb. Boiler, overseeing lubrication of steam

turbines and diesel engines, organizing lubrication

schedules and operational logs used by U.S. Coast

Guard. Transferred cargo and ballast. Responsible

for maintenance of hydraulic systems, piping

systems deck lighting, sound-powered phones and

inventory of Framo system. Supervised deck

personnel during cargo transfer.

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