Objective
• Major Construction Coordinator / Drilling Manager
I have accumulated over 20 years of knowledge and experience as a Construction Coordinator in the Major Construction Industry, and as a Drilling Rig Manager in the Oil and Gas Exploration Industry. I spent the initial years of my working career in the Drilling and Piling Industry working my way up from Labourer/Roughneck to managing major Drilling/Civil/Piling Projects both in Local and International locations. This previous experience has helped me excel into Construction Coordination and Superintendent roles in the Major Construction Industry, and since then I have participated in the safe and successful completion of numerous major projects in the Fort MacMurray area in Northern Alberta and also in Northern BC. In the future, I’m hoping for more challenging Construction Coordination and Management positions in all fields and trades. My main goal is to manage large-scale Oil and Gas Construction Projects in Local and International locations. Best Regards,
Marty Gross.
Karadon Consulting Ltd.
379 Millview Bay SW Calgary, Alberta T2Y-3Y1 C: 403-***-**** W: **********@*****.***
Marty Gross
Experience & Work History
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT (SHUT-DOWN), IMPERIAL OIL RESOURCES (IOL). KEARL LAKE, FORT MCMURRAY, AB. - AUGUST. 2017-PRESENT
•Champion on-site Safety Awareness and Safe Performance with Contractor(s) and among the Project Team.
•Oversee site Contractors fabrication and Construction activities during Execution Phase.
•Provide the interface between the work face and the Construction Site Manager/Construction Site Lead, while ensuring good communication and relations with all Contractors.
•Serve as day-to-day interface with Contractor and craft labor during the Shut-down Construction Phase, providing a focus on Safety, Quality, Cost, and Schedule.
•Act as Lead Company Representative at the work sites, in the absence of Construction Manager or Construction Site Lead.
•Interface with Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) personnel to address Quality issues/progress.
•Provide support to Pre-commissioning/Mechanical Completion/Systems Completion as required.
•Monitor workforce productivity and progress relative to schedule. PROJECT CONSTRUCTION COORDINATOR (N/S), FLUOR CORP. CUTBANK RIDGE PROGRAM, DAWSON CREEK, BC. - FEBRUARY. 2017-AUGUST. 2017
•Monitor Works Contractor in their daily field activities, ensuring that safety, schedule, and quality are met. Field activities included Piping, Civil, and Structural scopes of work.
•Representing the Company and Client by participating in Construction and Final walk-downs, preparing and coordinating punch lists, witnessing Hydro and Pneumatic testing of Piping systems, witnessing flange bolt-ups and closure welds, and approving turn-over documentation.
•Assisting Contractor’s Superintendents by providing technical interpretation of design documents, such as Engineer Documents, Isometric Drawings, EWPs, and computer 3D Model (Navisworks, Aviva, and Smartworks) information, to provide solutions related to the Piping, Civil, and Structural scopes.
•Investigate and recommend solutions to Engineering regarding constructibility issues for all trades, and act as liaison between Engineers and Contractors to assist in the RFI process, and to ensure construction issues are rectifies or improved quickly and efficiently. CIVIL/PILING SUPERINTENDENT, FLUOR CORP. CUTBANK RIDGE PROGRAM, DAWSON CREEK, BC. - FEB. 2016-FEB. 2017
•Coordinate Piling Projects from the planning/engineering stages to the final installations of all piles, and the completion of the cutting and capping process.
•Working closely with Geotechnical Contractor to ensure all piles are installed within the Engineering Drawings and Pile Installation Schedule, as well as monitoring the Survey groups to ensure all heave data and out-of-tolerance data is recorded, and issues are rectified as required.
•Coordinating the final Pile Release process and ensuring that the turn-over documentation is in order before close-out of Projects. MECHANICAL PIPING SUPERINTENDENT, WORLEY PARSONS/FLUOR CORP., HEBRON TOPSIDES PROJECT, MARYSTOWN, NEWFOUNDLAND. - SEPT. 2015-DEC. 2015
•Monitor Piping Contractor in their daily field activities, ensuring that safety, schedule, and work quality are met.
•Representing the client as part of the Worley Parsons / Fluor partnership during the final stages of the Hebron Topsides (DSM) construction, to help champion its completion and to support the Contractor’s Construction team. 2
•Providing technical interpretation of design documents in support of the field construction personnel, which include problem solving related to the piping scope.
•Participating in Construction and Final walk-downs, preparing and coordinating punch lists, witnessing Hydro and Pneumatic testing, witnessing flange bolt-ups / torques (UTJs), and approving final turn-over documentation, to ensure systems are properly reinstated and brought to Mechanical Completion.
•Assisting Contractor’s Superintendents with coordinating construction and completion of piping systems and other construction activities such as Structural, Electrical, and also Paint / Fireproofing applications.
•Investigate and recommend solutions to Engineering regarding constructibility issues for all trades.
•Assist with coordinating and executing the Hebron DSM load-out procedures. Securing module for transport, preparing and staging Self- Propelled Modular Transporters (SPMTs), final load-out onto barge, and apply all sea-fastening equipment in preparation for sail-away. AREA CONSTRUCTION COORDINATOR, FLUOR CORP., MLMR PROJECT SYNCRUDE - MAR. 2011-FEB. 2015 (4 YRS)
• Coordinate and monitor Contractor(s) in their daily field activities, ensuring that safety, schedule, and work quality are met.
• Work closely with Fluor Field Superintendents and Contractor’s Management on daily sequencing of disciplines and work scopes. Daily work scopes included Piping/Mechanical, Civil/Structural and Electrical.
• Provide Fluor Field Personnel and Contractor’s Management with all required documentation such as Isometric Drawings, Field Change Notifications (FCNs), and Design Change documentation.
• Assist in solving ongoing field problems, either directly, or through RFI submission to Engineering.
• Work closely with Engineering on any Client requested field additions or changes.
• Review and verify Contractor’s labor, equipment, and materials and report discrepancies directly to Fluor Construction Management.
• Work as Assistant General Superintendent (cross shift), managing contract issues, manage coordination between Client and Contractor(s), and managing cost, schedule, and construction work fronts.
• Initiate and chair daily and weekly Project Coordination meetings with Client and Contractor(s) to ensure targets and goals are met, and to ensure alignment.
• Participating in Construction and Final walk-downs, preparing and coordinating punch lists, witnessing re-fabrications, documenting incomplete scopes, and approving final documentation, to ensure systems are properly brought to Mechanical Completion to ultimately achieve client satisfaction.
• Review and approve Contractor’s JHAs, Hazard Assessments, Safe Work Plans and Critical Work Procedures prior to submittal to HSE Department.
• Initiate, process, and archive Ground Disturbance Permits, Interface Agreements, Safe Work Permits, Road Closure Permits and many other required documents in order to eliminate potential roadblocks and to ensure timely completion of contracts. LEAD DRILLING SUPERINTENDENT, FLUOR CORP., KEARL LAKE AFP PROJECT- AUG. 2009-MAR. 2011 (1 YR 7 MONTHS)
• Assisting Drilling Manager and Project Manager with designing, scheduling and subcontracting oil sands drilling and coring projects, including civil construction work scopes where temporary roads, drill leases, and equipment maintenance and staging areas are required.
• Organizing and performing Contractor’s equipment inspections and setting up mobilization schedules.
• Review and approve Contractor’s drilling, sampling, and testing procedures, and working closely with Quality Control to ensure that client satisfaction is always achieved.
• Ensuring HSE policies and safety standards are strictly adhered to with the ultimate goal of zero incidents.
• Coordinate key Construction and Drilling activities and provide knowledge and guidance by utilizing years of experience and field- acquired techniques to improve drilling meter rates and core recovery percentage by up to 35%. 3
• Providing guidance and organizing all Drilling activities including Mud Rotary Drilling, Sonic Core Drilling, Oil-sands Coring and soil sampling/testing. Also, supervise the installation of monitoring wells, slope indicators, submersible pump systems, and vibrating wire piezometers.
• Monitor and evaluate all work activities, including pre-inspection of drill leases and equipment access to ensure no safety concerns are present during rig and equipment moves. Also, ensuring that all equipment moves are performed according to project policies and procedures.
RIG MANAGER, ENCORE CORING & DRILLING (ENSIGN CANADA), AUG. 2005 - AUG. 2009 (4 YRS)
• Manage drilling rigs on numerous tar sand coring projects in Northern Alberta (Fort McMurray area)
• Manage and operate large diameter drilling rigs, diamond drilling rigs, and coring rigs in Northwest Territories, Alberta and Saskatchewan diamond mines. Also, drill on newly discovered exploration projects in difficult and challenging locations.
• Assisted in designing Wireline Coring and Drilling courses for Enform Calgary, providing knowledge, experience, and field acquired techniques, in order to prepare novice rig hands and drillers for field duties.
• Supervisor and Operator on various projects that included, Pile drilling and installation, Large Diameter reverse-flood Uranium and Kimberlite bulk sampling, Environmental contamination assessments, and Geotechnical programs. DRILLING SUPERVISOR, BECK DRILLING (TERVITA), JAN. 2005 - AUG. 2005 (8 MONTHS)
• Manage drilling rigs on numerous tar sand coring projects at Syncrude, (Fort McMurray area).
• Manage casing rigs, abandonment rigs, and cementing units. Also, supervised geotechnical programs, which included installation of monitoring wells, slope indicators, submersible pump systems and vibrating wire piezometers.
• Supervise Civil/Piling programs, which included installation of re-bar caissons (CIP piles), Driven pipe piles and steel H piles, and also pre-drilling for bedrock driven piles.
PROJECT MANAGER, ST. LAMBERT DRILLING (BOART LONGYEAR), ST. TIMOTHY QC, JAN. 2002 - DEC. 2004 (3 YRS)
• Managed gold drilling projects in Central America and South America. Work scopes included, Reverse Circulation (RC) air drilling rigs and diamond drilling core rigs in Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.
• Assistant Project Manager in Ghana, Africa on large scale gold mines, performing RC drilling and high speed rotary diamond coring.
• Inventory, maintenance, and equipment repairs performed on a daily basis, with long lead planning and parts procurement challenges due to remote areas within third world countries and war devastated cities. DRILLING SUPERVISOR/DRILLER, BECK DRILLING (TERVITA), JAN. 1997 - SEPT. 2001 (4 YRS, 8 MONTHS)
• AUGER DRILLING - Driller and Supervisor on Super B-61 Auger rig, installing slope indicators, water monitors and contamination extraction systems. Pre-drilling for driven piles and installing different kinds of CIP pilings in various challenging soil conditions. Shot hole drilling for mining and seismic applications.
• CORING - Driller and Supervisor on B-57 Coring and air rotary drill rig, providing geotechnical core samples and installing various down-hole tools and sampling equipment. Also, ground fracture and leakage testing techniques, such as air and water packer testing with specialized equipment.
• REVERSE CIRCULATION & AIR ROTARY - Drilling and installing rock and gravel anchors, shoring wall hold-back anchors, and coal sampling. Drilling and installing permanent production casing for shallow gas wells. Odex, Stratex and Ring-bit systems used to install various instruments.
(Previous Drilling Companies of Employment - Cora Lynn Drilling and SDS (Boart Longyear). 1993 - 1996 4
Employment Tickets:
Class 1 Drivers License - Journeyman Rig Tech 3 - H2S Alive - Ground Disturbance Permit - Standard First Aid Certificate - Fall Arrest - Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) - Boiler Ticket - Rig Rescue. Skills:
I pride myself with having great Coordination and Management skills. I have managed projects in which I have had 10 or more people reporting directly to me, and have learned to utilize and rely on each persons strengths in order to assemble strong project teams. I have also become proficient with Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Word, Powerpoint and Excel, and also, 3D Model programs Navisworks and Smartworks. I also have intermediate level status in Apple/Mac programs like Numbers and Pages. Education:
Whiteshell School in River Hills, Manitoba, and Clearview School in Carman, Manitoba (Grey Municipality). Grade 12 education with completed courses in Earth and Human Science and Accounting. Completed Rig Tech 3, and Drillers First Line BOP Course in Calgary Alberta along with other numerous Drilling School Courses. Languages:
• English (fluent)
• High German (moderate)
• Low German (fluent)
• Spanish (moderate)
Referrals:
David Rooney, Fluor Construction Manager. *****.******@*****.*** Ph. 1-905-***-**** Scott Harkness, Imperial Oil Resources Construction Coordinator. *****.*.********@****.** Cell: 1-403-***-**** Karl Mikusek, Imperial Oil Resources Construction Coordinator. ****.*******@**********.*** Cell: 1-403-***-**** Scott Jeffrey, Civil Construction Contractor. *****@************.** Ph 403-***-**** Robert Wahl, Senior HS&E Manager. ***********@*****.*** Ph 403-***-****
(Additional references are available upon request) 5