Systems Electrical
Resume:
Artis Dion Byrd
Laurel, MS **443
601-***-**** (Cell)
********@*****.***
Position Applying for: Electrical/ supervisor/ Chief electrician/ or electrcian/ technical leader/ senior mechanic-electrician
Experience:
Diamond Offshore Drilling Corporation July 99 to Aug-20-15
Electrician- Duties and Responsibilities include troubleshoot and maintain various SCR systems, PLC’s Siemens Step 7 and Allen Bradley using RS Logix, HVAC, MCC’s. galley equipment, refrigeration equipment, top drives, mud pumps, draw works, electrical distribution, well instrumentation systems, diesel engines, generators, generator controls, CCTV, centrifugal pumps, AC and DC motors. VFD drives, Multiple computer systems and instrumentation. Worked with many different Dynamic positioning systems Kongsberg, Wartsila, and others. Also many different PAGA/PABX and telephone exchange systems,
During shipyards I was responsible for managing all of the 3rd party electricians and also would have a team of welders working for me on different projects. I always had assistant electricians working under me while out on the wells. So my management experience is really good.
R & B Falcon Drilling Corporation May 96 to July 99
Senior Mechanic/Electrician
Diamond Offshore Drilling Corporation Nov 95 to May 96
Electrician
Penrod Corporation, Lafayette, LA Feb 92 to June 93
Motorman
Atlantic Pacific Marine Corporation, Houma, LA Oct 90 to Jan 93
Roustabout 1 year
Electrician 2 years
Equipment Experience:
I have been involved in overhaul, installation, repair, and preventive maintenance of all equipment listed below. I understand the hydraulics, Pneumatics, mechanical, and electrical of each listed below.
Varco-Top drives, iron roughnecks, pipe handlers, PRS.
National & Oil Well & Skytop Brewster- Triplex Mud pumps, draw works, rotary’s.
Motion compensators.
Caterpillar, EMD, Bergin, Fairbanks, Detroit, Crosley Pielstick. Wartsila, engines.
EMD, Kato, AC Generators 600 and 6000 VAC and more.
DC Generators.
Toshiba, EMD G.E.-DC 1000 HP traction motors.
Quincy and several other helical screw service rig, high pressure, and bulk compressors.
Seatrax, BratVaag, Letourneau, Clyde, Manitowoc, National, and more cranes. Some were hydraulic, electric, air, electric over hydraulic; much more that is not listed.
IPS, Ross Hill, Baylor, Tech Power, SCR systems, Relay logic and PLC systems.
Several different computer software systems.
MD Totco, Petron, and several other well instrumentation systems.
Schaffer, Hydril and other B.O.P. systems.
Omnipure, Redd Fox, sewage systems.
Many types of overhead bridge cranes relay type and also PLC controlled.
Several different types of 480 volt and 600 volt switchgear.
I have experience in many different DP systems on Drillships and Dynamic positioned semi-submersibles
Also trained in working with high voltage and have hands on experience working with 6.6 KV
Welding machines.
Forklifts.
CCTV systems cameras monitor computer systems associated with this.
Shaffer riser tensioning systems.
Several different centrifugal mud pumps and motors.
Air conditioning, refrigeration, heating systems.
Galley equipment, dishwashers, ranges, microwaves, sanitation, disposals, washing machines, walk- in coolers and freezers, rotisseries, steam tables, ranges, convection ovens etc.
Ballast control equipment, tank level indicators, all other electronic ballast control devices.
Radio and communications, in motion satellite antennas, PBX, communications, sound powered communication systems.
Life saving devices, fire alarms systems, heat, flame, smoke, Gas, (Methane and H2S) detection, C02, Halon systems.
AmClyde and other anchor handling systems. Plus all the tension and over speed control devices that go along with the windlasses.
Certifications:
PLC maintenance and troubleshooting with RS Logix5 06-15-00
Helicopter underwater egress training 11-30-12
First Aid and CPR 11-26-12
Firefighting 11-28-12
Personal safety and social responsibilities 11-30-12
Personal survival techniques 11-30-12
A+ and network certification 08-25-06
Refrigerant transition and recovery certification 04-25-03
Stop Program 01-20-03
Crosby API-RP 2D user’s guide lifting 01-04-12
Permit to work 12-29-02
Lock tag try 12-29-02
Jones County Junior College 1989
Varco AR 3200 Iron roughneck 12-10-07
JSA 05-25-00
Derrick hand MMS certificate 10-17-90
SCR electric rig equipment 01-31-91
Roustabout 10-17-90
Rig Pass 08-99
Firemaster MXL/Vesda training 03-27-01
NR-10 is a Brazilian electrical safety course 10-Sep-14
Working in confined spaces 10-FEB-14
Rescue in confined spaces 10-FEB-14
Senior electrician worldwide competency document
NR-10 working with electrical in explosive atmospheres 3-FEB-14
Wonderware InTouch HMI’S 20-Feb-16
High voltage safety training scheduled for November the 11th 2014
Electronic technician worldwide competency document
Working at heights 29-Jan-13
Annual medical assessment 23-May-14
Personal survival techniques 30-Nov-12
Maritime experience and other unspoken jobs:
I have been through multiple shipyard jobs.
I have been through several US Coast Guard inspections.
I have been through several MMS inspections.
I know most of the laws for ABS and USCG. I know what they are looking for. My vessel has never received an 835 (INK) while I was onboard from either MMS or USCG.
I do know how to weld and have done a lot of it.
I do know how to operate a crane and have did a lot before certification was required.
I have ran the rig. In the past I have relieved the driller while tripping pipe or drilling so that he could go eat. That was part of my job.
I have worked in the derrick a lot.
When I worked on the barge rigs I was responsible for sinking the barge on location.
In the past I took care of the IADC report for the toolpusher every morning before he got up. I would also do the time sheets and a lot of different paperwork.
I have pretty much helped with different jobs through out the entire rig. I know at least something about all of it. We all must work together to make things work right.
I have experience working abroad. I have spent the last 8 years in Brazil. I have also worked in Mexico. There is nowhere that I will not go.
Education:
Sand Hill high School, Sand Hill, MS May 1987
Jones County Junior College, Ellisville, MS August 1990 Associate Degree in HVAC
Electronics courses taken during same period
Objective:
Just to get another job was just laid off from Diamond Offshore 8-20-15. I have passport and ready to go anywhere in the world.
About Me:
I am a very settled man with wife and two daughters. I take my job very serious yet I am an easy going man that loves life. I enjoy all types of sports and hunting and fishing with family and friends. I am a team player. I do not mind helping anyone with any type job. I get along with anyone. I have no problems with race, religion, lifestyles, and cultures. I have worked with all of them through the years in several different Countries. I am also a true believer in fairness to my company and my coworkers. I believe 12 hours of pay deserves 12 hours of work. I am a very honest man just wanting to make an honest living. I am a hard worker and fast learner. I am also a safe worker. I have never had an accident that caused me are anyone else to get injured. I have supervised several different people in several different jobs and feel that I am good at that. I know how to treat people to make them feel good about themselves.
USA Passport valid Until July 2024
TWIC card valid Until June 2016
Languages spoken
English fluent
Portuguese working knowledge
Some Spanish
Again here is my contact information.
Artis “Dion” Byrd
532 County Road 23
Laurel, Ms. 39443
Cell- 601-***-****
Email- ********@*****.***
Thank you for your consideration
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