Electrical Engineer Engineering

Location:

Fulshear, TX

Salary:

$133,122 (Annual) (NEG)

Posted:

July 28, 2017

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DELWIN MAURICE BLACKMAN, PE

Home Address: ** ***** ***** ****

Fulshear, Texas 77441

EMAIL: ********@*********.***

Cell Phone: 832-***-****

CREDENTIALS AND EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Lamar University

Professional Engineering License (PE) issued by the State of Texas

Air Conditioning and Heating License issued by the State of Texas (not active)

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCES

I have extensive of experience as a consulting electrical engineer. My responsibilities have included design, supervision, construction, and commissioning for the following types of projects:

INDUSTRIAL

COMMERICIAL

Offshore Oil Production Facilities

Water Purification Plants

On Shore Oil Production Facilities

Commercial Buildings

Pipelines and Compression Station

Government Buildings

Petroleum Products Pipelines

Multistory Buildings

Petrochemical Plants

Retail Stores

Manufacturing Plants

Restaurants

Refineries

Laboratories

My area of expertise includes the following:

Electrical Power Generation

Electrical Power Distribution

Motor and Lighting Controls

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC)

Building Pressurization

I have a working knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC)

Work experience includes oil production projects in the countries of Libya, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Egypt, Mexico, Yemen, Equatorial Guinea, China and Venezuela

COMPUTER PROFICIENCIES

Windows programs, such as, Word, and Excel (Type proficiently at about 40 wpm)

Computer Aided Drafting: Working knowledge of AutoCAD

MOST RECENT JOB EXPERIENCES

Medium and Low Voltage Switchgear

Medium and Low Voltage Motor Control Centers

Motor Control

Switchgear and MCC Buildings

Purchase Packages and Bid Evaluations

Switch-Racks

Electrical Connected and Operating Load Calculations

HVAC and Pressurization Engineering and Design

Plant Layouts which includes grounding, area classifications and power cable selections

PERSONAL

I am willing to travel.

EXPERIENCE REPRESENTATIVE

OFFSHORE EXPERIENCE:

Employer: Jacobs (OCTOMBER 2006 – APRIL 2014)

Lead Electrical Engineer: Gas Compressor Upgrade for Vermilion 164A for Exxon in the Gulf of Mexico

Lead Electrical Engineer: Hurricane Assessment Damage Eugene Island for Exxon in the Gulf of Mexico.

Lead Electrical Engineer: Produced Water Expansion and the Umbilical F56 projects for Nakika platform for British Petroleum in the Gulf of Mexico.

Employer: Surface Production Systems (FEBUARY 2001 – FEBUARY 2005)

Lead Electrical Engineer: Early Production Facility for Exxon for oil and gas production in the Caspian Sea. These were offshore facilities located on Sakhalin Island in Russia.

Employer: Mustang Engineering (MARCH 2000 – FEBUARY 2001)

Lead Electrical Engineer: Modifications and changes to the electrical and HVAC systems for British Petroleum located in the Gulf of Mexico. The facilities were as follows:

Marlin

MC-109

Pompano

Employer: Enercon Engineering (SEPTEMBER 1996 – JANUARY 2000)

Lead Electrical Engineer: Oil and Gas production platforms located in the South China Sea for the China National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC). The engineering and design of the electrical and HVAC systems was my responsibility. The facilities were as follows:

Pinghu

Weizhou

Lead Electrical Engineer: Oil and Gas production platform for Anadarko Petroleum Corporation in the Gulf of Mexico. The project was Tanzanite facility. The engineering and design of the electrical and HVAC systems were my responsible.

Electrical Design Engineer for Oil production and drilling platform located in the South China Sea. The project was the Liuhua 11-1 for CNOOC. I was responsible for the electrical and HVAC engineering and design.

Electrical Design Engineer for the ARCO AP52A offshore platform for ARCO; I was responsible for the engineering and design of the electrical system.

Staff Engineer for Dubai Petroleum: I was responsible for the project planning, cost estimating, engineering and design, construction, commissioning and startup for the following type of offshore facilities:

Living Quarters

Water Flood

Gas Lift

Power Generation

Oil and Gas production

ON SHORE EXPERIENCE:

Employer: Jacobs (OCTOMBER 2006 – APRIL 2014)

Lead Electrical Engineer: Responsible for the FEL-3 and detail design for the power system for five different Conoco/Phillips tank batteries. I was responsible for the electrical load calculations to determine the kilowatt requirements for each tank battery, and development of one-line diagrams and purchasing package for each tank battery.

Lead Electrical Engineer: Responsible for the power calculations to determine the kilowatt requirements for each well site and the total power requirements. Lead Electrical Engineer: Responsible for the power calculations to determine the kilowatt requirements for each well site and the total power required for the Full Field Development of the Niobrara field for Conoco/Phillips. This was an FEL-1 development to determine the most cost effective means to drive gas compressors. The initial cost and operating cost were compared.

Lead Electrical Engineer: Compressor Station for BHP Billiton located in Karnes County, Texas Responsibilities included engineering design and construction drawings for the electrical system for a compressor station and a point of sale gas gathering facility.

Employer: CONOCO (JULY 1981 – AUGUST 1988)

Staff Engineer for Conoco Oil: My responsibilities included the engineering design and construction of electrical and HVAC system for the following type of projects:

Oil and Gas production facilities in the countries of Libya and Egypt

Authored company specifications for electrical and HVAC systems for offshore and on shore facilities in the Middle East.

Electrical Design Engineer: I was responsible for the Electrical and HVAC designs for on shore facilities in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. I was trained for Cold Weather Engineering.

Employer: John Brown Engineering, Inc, (SEPTEMBER 1993 MARCH 1994)

Lead Electrical Engineer for the following type of projects:

Developed detail engineering packages for the Central Arabia Development for the Hawtah Oil Field, a Saudi ARAMCO project.

Detail design for a 5kV 40-megawatt generation facility in Yemen

Detail electrical and HVAC design for a Conoco Oil production facilities that were divided between on shore and offshore in Venezuela. Produced oil was pumped to a FPSO. The top side of the FPSO was part of this project.

REFINERY AND CHEMICAL PLANT

Employer: Jacobs (OCTOMBER 2006 – APRIL 2014)

Senior Consulting Electrical Engineer, Chevron Phillips Chemicals Ryton projects. Responsible for preparing the purchasing documentation and bid evaluations for the following:

Substation Building

Motor Control Centers

HVAC System

Fire and Gas Detection System

Uninterruptible Power System

Cable Bus

Variable Frequency Drives

Piping Heat Trace System

Employer: CDI Engineering Solutions (FEBUARY 2005 – APRIL 2006)

Senior Consulting Electrical Engineer for DuPont projects: Responsible for the design of HVAC and electrical power systems for the following type of facilities:

Laboratories

Electrical Control Buildings

Process Facilities

Plant Office Buildings

Packaging Facilities

Plant Lunch Rooms

Senior Consulting Electrical Engineer for BASF projects: Responsible for the design of HVAC and electrical power systems for the following type of facilities:

Quality Control Laboratories

Motor Control Centers

Process air conditioning

Employer: Retect/Tetra (JUNE 1993 – SEPTEMBER 1993)

Senior Lead Electrical Engineer for Rectect/Tetra project: Responsible for the detail electrical design, construction support, and commissioning for a sludge treatment plant for the Marathon refinery in Texas City, Texas.

Employer: Vista Chemical (JUNE 1995 – APRIL 1996)

Senior instrument/Electrical Engineer for Vista Chemical projects: These projects were for plant expansion of manufacturing facilities for plastic raw materials and alcohol. Plants are in Lake Charles, Louisiana and Aberdeen, Mississippi. Project activities involved the following:

Changes to 15kV and 5kV substations

Authored company electrical / instrumentations standards and specifications

Construction support for electrical power distribution and instrumentation expansion project.

Employer: John Brown (FEBUARY 2001 – FEBUARY 2005)

Senior Electrical Engineer: I was responsible for the electrical engineering, detail design, and construction support for removing sulfur from diesel fuel for the Delek refinery located in Tyler, Texas. The engineering and design included a new substation.

PIPELINE AND COMPRESSOR STATIONS (MOST RECENT EXPERIENCE)

Employer: Enbridge (Spectra Energy) (AUGUST 2015 – MARCH 2017)

Lead Electrical Engineer: Responsible for the engineering and design for the expansion of the Blessing Texas Compression Station. The project scope of work was the addition of a Solar Taurus 70 gas compressor, and the modification of five Dresser reciprocating compressor for clean burn duty.

Lead Electrical Engineer: Responsible for the engineering and design for the expansion of the Petronila Texas Compression Station. The project scope of work was the installation of a Solar Taurus 70 gas compressor.

Employer: Universal Pegasus (APRIL 2014 – JULY 2015)

Lead Electrical Engineer: Responsible for the engineering and design for the expansion of the Dominion Pleasant Valley Compression Station. The gas compressors are electric motor driven. There are five new compressors with a total horse power of 75,500.

Lead Electrical Engineer: Responsible for the FEED work for an Enbridge platform in Venice, Louisiana. This is a gas compression platform Responsible for the electrical generation system and other portions of the power system

Employer: Jacobs (OCTOMBER 2006 – APRIL 2014)

Lead Electrical Engineer: Responsible for the engineering and design of a 2000 hp Electric Motor driven gas compressor for Linn Energy. The plant was in Kansas.

Lead Electrical Engineer, Overseeing the detail design of several compression station expansions. Two stations have Solar Taurus turbine engine driven compressors.

Employer: Gulf Interstate (APRIL 1992 – AUGUST 1992)

Lead Electrical Engineer: I was responsible for the detail design of the power for the Northern Border Pipeline Expansion Program for Enron. Specifications were developed for power generation facilities and substations.

Employer: Surface Production System (FEBUARY 2001 – FEBUARY 2005)

Senior Instrument / Electrical Engineer: Authored the instrument and power distribution specifications for the Mobil Oil Salt Creek CO2 injection plant. The plant consisted of large horsepower gas compressor.

Employer: Texas Eastern Products Pipeline (FEBUARY 1992 – MAY 1993)

Lead Electrical Engineer: I was responsible for the control and power distribution system for a Texas Eastern Products Pipeline for a MTBE product pipeline pumping station.

Lead Electrical Engineer: I was responsible for the control, instrumentation and HVAC design for a butane tank truck loading and unloading facility for Union Texas Petroleum.

Employer: Ford, Bacon, and Davis (SEPTEMBER 1992 – MAY 1993)

Senior Consulting Electrical Engineer: I was responsible for the design of power systems for booster compressor stations for CO2 pipelines for Oxy.

Senior Instrument/Electrical Engineer: I was responsible for the electrical power and instrumentation design for pumping stations and underground gas storage facilities in Jenning, Louisiana and in Madero and Caderetta Mexico.

MEP

Lead MEP Engineer: Main strength is electrical and hvac design. I can do plumbing; however, I am not as strong in this disciple. Have experience in the following type of project:

Water Plants

Sewage Lift Stations

Multi-Story Buildings

Control Buildings

Switchgear and MCC Buildings

Commercial Buildings

Government Buildings

Retail Stores

Restaurants

Laboratories

LIST OF EMPLOYERS AND DATES OF EMPLOYMENT

Enbridge (Spectra) August 10, 2015 to March 17, 2017