Rigging supervisor
Resume:
CURRICULUM VITAE
OF
SUNIL KUMAR MISRA
Career Overview
I am a Rigging Supervisor/Superintendent. I have 39 years extensive experience in oil and gas, civils, general rigging and energy. I worked on various plants such as the petrol chemical plant, Sasol 2 and 3, SAPREF refinery (Shell and BP) and ENGEN refinery. I have been involved in the building and hook ups of oil rigs, lifting equipment and erection of structural steel, the erection of boilers and furnaces and the installing of conveyors.I can compile a riggers pack based on any given drawing. I have an excellent knowledge of pipe fitting, boiler making, working with rotating equipment, and mechanical fitting such as motors, pumps, heat exchanges and various types of valves. I prepare rigging work packs such as the checklist, lifting tackle certificates, method statements, road map to install equipment, drawing of plot plan for equipment to be installed, safe working procedures and risk assessment plan (RAP).
I have excellent communication skills and always practice safety first with extensive knowledge of HSE. I also test and examine cranes and lifting gear. After the examination of the cranes and rigging gear I record them in a Journal for inspection purposes. I also do safety and tool box talks every morning. I am involved in planning of lifts from 1 ton to 390 tons with various team leaders, training and mentoring of junior riggers and crane drivers.
I have all the relevant experience In Mechanical Engineering with relevance to oil and gas, civils, energy and general rigging and am also familiar with all types of gases. During my working career I have always been involved in all engineering and planning meetings. I always endevour to protect the assets of the company and meet all the deadlines timeously. I am involved in contracting through Neil's Rigging, my own company. I am Red seal certified. My heaviest lift was 295 ton on the Moss gas project in 1989.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
NAME : Sunil Kumar Misra (Neil)
MARITAL STATUS : Married
DATE OF BIRTH : 17/06/1959
I.D.NO : 590**********
ADDRESS : 213 Shorelands
: Snell Parade
: North beach
: Durban
GENDER : Male
PHONE : 073*******/073*******
LANGUAGES: English/Afrikaans/Zulu/Urdu/Hindi
First language English (read and write)
DRIVERS LICENCE : Code 8
HEALTH : Excellent (non-alcoholic)
QUALIFICATIONS
NAME OF INSTITUTION: Matimba Rigging Academy
QUALIFICATION: 1) Red seal
2) CAT5 Rigging
NAME OF INSTITUTION: IRCA Global
NAME OF QUALIFICATION: CERTIFICATION IN IRCA TRAINING FOR CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISORS (NQF Level 3) - 2012
NAME OF QUALIFICATION: LEGAL LIABILITY FOR SUPERVISORS (NQF Level 4) – 2012
Education
Secondary Education - Grade 9 / Standard 7 -High Grade Completed - Clairhills High School
Subjects: English, Afrikaans, Mathematics, Geography, Physics & Chemistry, History
Trainings Obtained
Certified Trainer in Fire Prevention - SAPREF Refinery
Certified Trainer in BA Equipment - SAPREF Refinery
Certified Trainer in Hose Handling - SAPREF Refinery
Certified Trainer in P9 Extinguisher - SAPREF Refinery
Certified Trainer in Confined Space Entry - SAPREF Refinery
Supervisor’s course
Course in risk assessment
Course in safe working procedure
Course in rigging studies,
Course in lifting machines inspector working with cranes up to 550 tons
Training in heavy transport controller and crane co-ordinator,
Training in construction supervisor and man cage inspection,
Training in suspended scaffold inspector, material hoist inspector and stacking inspector
Training in health and safety management system, checklist selection, hazard classification
Systems.
USE OF RIGGING EQUIPMENT
Strict adherence to manufacturer’s specification and industry standards with regards to placement and use of all transportation, lifting and rigging equipments such as
Cranes
Crane Jibs
Crane Outriggers
Lifting Lugs and Attachments
Rigging Equipment
Slings
Heat Exchanger Tube Bundles
INSPECTION & TESTING CRANES:
Latest load test certificate
Crane log book
Crane hogs inspection
Driver’s licence & competency certificate
Pre delivery hire company maintenance safety checklist
Structural damage and/or modifications
Hydraulic leaks
Broken wires in running, rotation resistant & standing ropes & correct & termination
Structural integrity of the block and the overhaul ball
Correct pooling of the hoist an all drums
Tire inflation and wear
Correct counterweight configuration as recommended by the manufacturer
Load & functional testing
Thorough knowledge of:
ISO 9001: 1994 Quality systems
Occupational health & safety act regulations (85/1993)
Regulations 18 under driven machinery regulations
HSSE.PM.0004: Fire & safety regulations
HSSE.PR.0070: Shutdown health, safety & environmental plan
ASSET.PM.0000: Asset management system policy manual
ASSET.WI.0217: Responsibilities for hired cranes
HSSE.PM.0001: HSSEms policy manual
G.N.R2438 dd: 4/9/1992: Driven machinery regulation No 18 (lifting machines & lifting tackle)
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Company: Murry and Roberts Projects
Period: 08/08/2016 to 31/05/2017
Position: Rigging superintendent
Duties: In charge of 15 cranes from 15 ton to 450tons, motor pool
Supervise 250 workers namely rigging supervisors, foremen, riggers
Rigger assistants, crane operators, store men and secretary
Attending all engineer meetings
Reference: Justin Harold H.R. Manager
Company: Neil’s Rigging services
Position: Self employed
Services offered: Compiling of riggers pack (method statement, risk
Assessment, road maps, plot plan, diagrams and crane
Charts, safe working procedures, too-box talk, riggers
Alignment, test certificates of lifting gear in a pack
Company RODCON ENGINEERING SERVICES
SAPREF (SHELL AND BP DURBAN)
Shut down and turn around
Period employment 15 September 2014 to 4 March 2015
Position Rigging superintendent
Responsibilities:
In charge of 90 workers including rigging supervisors, rigging foremen,
rigging assistants, crane coordinators, store men and lifting planners, preparing rigging
packs for heavy lifts, attending engineers meetings
Reference Kreesan (083*******) 031-*******
Company GROUPFIVE OIL AND GAS – Transnet project
Period of employment 4 October 2012 to 16 July 2014
Position Rigging supervisor
Responsibilities
Responsible for duties of 120 workers including foremen, riggers, rigging assistants, store men, crane drivers and crane co-coordinators.
Conduct daily tool box talks.
Attend daily engineers meetings for plan and prep of rigging and lifting.
Compiling of riggers pack which consists of road maps and plot plans for lifts, rigging study, method statement, safe working procedures, testing and examination of crane and rigging gear which is entered into files.
Risk assessment plan, planning of shut downs and turn around and taking care of motor pool.
I worked with cranes 15 to 450 tons lattice booms.
Receiving and signing off of work permits daily plan for lifting over live lines.
Training of rigging department personnel (one hour daily)
Reference Marcel Paul – 071*******
Company GROUP5 OIL AND GAS (Project Total Island View)
Period of employment 20 MARCH 2012 to 20 JUNE 2012
Position Senior rigger
Responsibilities
Rigging studies, method statements, drawing of plot plans for lifting, drawing of road maps
for the load to arrive on site safely, tool box talk every morning, repairs of tanks and
installing new sheets, installing of new steel staircases onto tanks.
Reference : S. Richards- 071*******
Company G LTA OIL AND GAS/INZANDL Engineering
C.C (Engen refinery) shut down
Period of employment 16 October 2011 to 9 January 2012
Position Rigging supervisor
Responsibilities
Overseeing 20 riggers, 4 foremen, in charge of 7 cranes (1 x 350 ton, 1 x 180tons and 2 x 110 tons), in charge of stores equipment, preparation and drawing of safe working, procedures, method statement, roadmaps, plot plans and risk assessment plans, attending engineering meetings for pre-planning.
Reference : Peter Wilson (Site manager) – 082*******
Company Group 5 (Gas & Oil Mechanical Engineering) New multiproduct pipelines
Period of employment 8 December 2010 to 13 October 2011
Position Rigging Supervisor
Responsibilities
I was responsible of overseeing 2 riggers, 6 rigger assistants, 9 cranes (25tons, 50tons and 275 tons).
In charge of rigging gear, colour coding, examination and testing installation of equipment, piping, generators pumps and tanks.
Preparing and drawing of Safe working procedures, method statements road maps, plot plans and risk assessment plans.
Reference : Justin Haroldt (HR Manager) 031-***-**** – 082-***-****
Company Kentz engineering contractors (Deployed in Jwaneng Botswana for the Debswana cut 8 project)
Project scheduled for +/- 2 to 3 years
Period of employment January 2010 to August 2010
Position Rigging Superintendent
Responsibilities
Overseeing approximately 14 cranes, 6 Supervisors, 12 foremen, 22 riggers, 44 Rigger assistants and 4 rigging store men
Company GROUP 5 OIL AND GAS
Period of employment April 2009 to September 2009
Position Rigging Supervisor
Responsibilities
Supervision of 60 workers including foremen, riggers, rigging assistants, store men,
crane drivers, crane coordinators.
Conducting daily tool box talks and coaching.
Attend daily engineers meetings for plan and prep of rigging and lifting.
Compiling of riggers pack which consists of road maps and plot plans for lifts.
Compiling of rigging study, method statement and safe working procedures.
Responsible testing and examination of crane and rigging gear which is entered into files.
Risk assessment plan, planning of shut downs and turn around.
Taking care of motor pool.
Working with cranes from 15 tons to 450 tons lattice boom.
Receiving and signing off of work permits daily.
Plan for lifting over live lines
Training of rigging department personnel on crane hand signals, calculation of weight.
Rigging studies, method statements, drawing of plot plans for lifting.
Drawing of road maps for the load to arrive on site safely, repairs of tanks and installing new sheets, installing of new steel staircases onto tanks.
In charge of rigging gear, colour coding, Examination and testing.
Installation of equipment, piping, generators pumps and tanks.
Preparing and drawing of Safe working procedures, method statements, plot plans and risk.
Attend all Engineers and Planners’ meetings.
Handle all shut downs, Turn around
Company G LTA OIL AND GAS – Engen Refinery
Period of employment 2000 to 2009
Position Rigging Supervisor
Responsibilities
Supervising and training of 20 riggers, 4 foremen, 7 cranes
Managing of stores equipment,
Preparation and drawing of safe working, procedures, method statement, roadmaps, plot
plans and risk assessment plans, a
Attending engineering meetings for pre-planning
Training and mentoring junior crane drivers and riggers
Providing feedback on progress
Company Fraser & Chalmers Siyakha – SA Petroleum Refineries
Period of employment 2000 to 2009
Position Rigging Supervisor
Responsibilities
Rigging supervisor at SAPREF (Shell and BP) supervising 46 Riggers and 80 Rigger
Assistants, 22 Crane Drivers, four Rigging Foreman and two Crane Coordinators
Training and examination of Junior staff on slings for the different types of structural to be lifted in all projects at SAPREF refinery
Structural rigging
Responsible for Risk Assessment Procedures in rigging activities
Work as Rigging Supervisor during Refinery Shutdowns and Turnarounds
Fully conversant with daily Risk Profiles
Maintaining procedures for the lifting of equipment not gas free (eg. Relief control valves)
Expert in Boiler renovation and building of Boilers from ground to completion
Responsible for hiring and planning of rigging studies for my tonnage of Cranes to be hired (in consultation with the Rigging superintendent)
Pre-checking on Cranes before they enter the plant
Adherence to SAPREF Safety Standards and Regulations for safe rigging practices (including rigging at night)
Reviewing and preparing lift plan for critical and heavy lift, pick and carry options
Weight calculations
Training Junior staff on how to communicate with hand signals
Performing inspection and maintenance of rigging equipment
Scoping for all rigging requirements:
-Training
-Job discussion
-Load & lifting plan
-Clearances
-Lifting tackle & crane safety check
-Application & lifting
-Safe rigging practices & awareness
-Heat exchanger tube bundles
-Lifting of equipment not gas free
-Tandem lifting
-Additional points to consider as a general guide to safer rigging
-Bridges on refinery
Fluor Gas and Oil Projects: Construction Projects on the Refinery
oLion Project: Building an Unleaded Petrol Plant
oInstalling new Fin Fan Banks
oInstalling new Tube Bundles and Piping
Bert 7 and 8 upgrade: assembling and installation of steel structures
Octel Plant: revamping of the Unit and de-sludging of the ranks and vessels with specialised protective equipment and clothing
Upgrading of lines to be made Piggable
Rigging services rendered during the removal of one of the loading arms at Berth 8 and maintained the service a full four week assisting the Maintenance Crew with minor rigging
Assisted the Maintenance Engineers and Supervisors in rigging studies during all major activities at Island View
Maintenance of the Loading Arm and Structure
Attend Offsite Basic Rigging Course on annual basis for the purpose of maintaining acceptable levels of competence
Potential matrix score to establish the severity of any risks followed by a risk assessment procedure meeting
Apply the load and plan flowchart before starting any lifting operation
Non-engineered lifts
Engineered lifts (including type A,B,C)
Strict adherence to legal and contractual requirements in carrying out lifts of any size or reach on all projects
Company DB Thermal: Engen Refinery
Period of employment Jan 1999 to Jan 2000
Position Rigger Foreman/Supervisor
Responsibilities
Building of gas boiler
Controlling of 4 cranes
Supervision of labour
Heaviest lift 125 tons
Construction of new gas furnace at Engen
Controlling of 3 cranes, 18 tons, 450 tons, 110 tons
Controlling 16 rigging assistants and safety rep
Examination of all rigging gear every month in colour coding
Examination of Cranes for safety (four Cranes of 50/50/15 tonnes)
Heaviest lift 135 tons
Erection of structural steel and panels
Company Maziyas Engineering Services
Period of employment Jan 1998 to Jan 1999
Position Rigger: Erection of structure
Responsibilities
Assisted in the planning and launching of the Steel Structure to launch the crude oil pipeline 2km into the sea for SAPREF
Involved in the joining of pipes of 24 meters (each weighing 26 tonnes)
The pipes were lifted using a 350 tonne lattice boom crane
Controlling of the winches
Radio communication between the tug pulling the pipe into the sea and the launch control
Involved in spreading with a pipe spreader in preparation for welding of dredger pumps
Company Murray & Roberts: Durban Harbour
(Code - Arc C.C)
Period of employment Jan 1997 to Jan 1998
Position Rigger
Responsibilities
Examination of slings
Controlling of 6 cranes
Operation of overhead crane
Heaviest lift 125 tons
Installation of a Boiler and Vessels (from 2 tonnes up to 40 tonnes)
Revamping of a Boiler and Furnace in the South Zone (Engen)
Removal of old panels and refractory concrete
Installation of new panels and refractory concrete
Revamping of a ship into a diamond dredger at Maydon Wharf
Erection of structural steel for a diamond dredger using a 450 tonnes lattice boom crane
Installation of Pumps, Motors and 80 tonnes Generator
These were loaded onto a ship with a 500 tonne floating Crane for Portnet
Company Denver Draft (Angola)
Period of employment Jan 1996 to Jan 1997
Position Rigger
Responsibilities
Project: Hook-up of oil rig
Off-loading of barge
Controlling of derrick and rig crane
Maintained various rig material
Lifting of various types of valves, piping and containers
Rigging of steel gurders and stiffners
Installing pumps, motors and dock plates
Company Professional Rigging Services:
Mondi Paper Richards Bay
Period of employment July 1994 to Jan 1996
Position Rigger
Responsibilities
Removing pumps, pipes, motors and values
Examination to all rigging equipment every 3 months
Projects structural steel erection
Company SA Navy Base: Capital services
Period of employment Jan 1991 to June 1994
Position Rigger
Responsibilities
Lifting and servicing of antennas around SA
Lifting of submarines and strike crafts out of water for repairs
Remove engine, pumps, motors and guns for repairs
Company Opex Engineering: Moss Gas Oil Rig
Period of employment July 1988 to Feb 1990
Position Rigger: Oil Rig-Moss Gas Project
Responsibilities
Dorbyl- Ship Builder’s Yard
Started with the support from ground to completion
The heaviest lifts the two 395
Tons six months preparation
Each side with one 350 and a 450 crane
Erection of steel to the support frame
Lifting of heli deck and accommodation module
Lifted, constructed and lifted onto the barge
Company Elcon Cranes: Maydon Wharf
Period of employment Jan 1986 to Jan 1988
Position Rigger supervisor
Responsibilities
Planning of various tonnages of cranes
Lifting boiler panels and refractory concrete slabs
Set up cranes / various lifts
Rigger at Illovo Sugar Mill (on the boiler and steel erection)
Assisted in the planning and lifting of the structural steel to the boiler in the North Complex of the Mobil Oil Refinery in Durban
Lifting ducting weighing 25 tonnes with a 120 tonne Elcon Crane
Company FLUOR SA (Pty) Ltd: Secunda - Sasol 2 & 3
Period of employment Mar 1980 to Dec 1985
Position Structural Steel Rigger
Responsibilities
Started as a structural steel erector and moved to rigging, boilers and furnaces
Grinding steel for preparation of erection to fit structures
Slinging of steel beam structures for the structural rigger
Stripping lattis boom cranes from 40 to 110 tons
Worked with telescopic P & H cranes from 20 to 55 tons
Planning of cranes to different areas of Sasol III
Preparation of lifts 60 tons to 500 tons
Test and examine slings, colour slings for safety purpose
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