Project Engineering

CARLOS MARTIN

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SUMMARY

A dedicated, team-spirited and performance driven engineering professional with over 8 years of experience with international and domestic projects, ranging in areas of engineering, procurement, facilities and oil & gas (onshore and offshore). Duties have included checking/reviewing vendor drawings for all standard process packages (rotating and fixed equipment), putting together Requests for Quotation packages and running evaluations on Vendor Bids for technical acceptance. Experienced in Midstream pipeline design, offshore FPSO and gas gathering and processing. Proven ability to manage and lead business functions with profit statement and balance sheet responsibility, and to achieve budgets and to ensure maximum efficiency. Achieved proven success in leading mechanical project teams and an excellent communicator with a strong focus on the client and project goals.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Pipeline Project Engineer, Jacobs Midstream Engineering, Houston Texas March 2011– Dec 2015

Manage project and vendor schedule, project equipment list, action item lists, request for information logs, Management of Change logs and the overall quality of projects.

Responsible for requisitioning pipeline materials and facility equipment in accordance with industry codes, client standards for both gas and/or liquid pipelines, including DOT 49CFR, Part 192 & 195, ASME 31.3, 31.8 and 31.4.

Develop pipeline Basis of Design, PEP, Hydro-Test Plan & Procedures, Material Take Offs, Technical Bid Tabs, Equipment Datasheets (API Tanks, Meter Skids, Pump stations, Compressor station, Launchers, Sump pumps, Sump Tanks, Strainers, Transitions stations, 3R Segmentable elbows and Control Valves), Pipe Wall Thickness Calculations, HDD Calculations etc... Scope of Work, Change Orders, IFB Packages IFC packages and RFQ packages.

Develop, review and support project P&IDs, Piping drawings, Isometrics drawings, engineering equipment drawings (I.E. Structural, Electrical, Mechanical, vendor and As Built’s), Permit drawings, Typical detail drawings, Grading plans, flow charts, Hazops, line and valve lists, plot plans, alignment sheets and model reviews.

Attend/Coordinate issue for bid meetings, kick-off meetings, pre-production meetings, and regular (weekly, monthly) progress meetings with subcontractors/vendors and clients.

Assisted in coordination of interfacing activities with subcontractors/vendors, clients and third parties throughout the project life cycle.

Ensured subcontractors/vendors adhere to the delivery schedule and cost.

Ensured that contractor (construction bids)/vendor documentation is issued on schedule and in compliance to specification, scope of work and subcontract terms and conditions.

Regular monitoring of progress through site visits, including attendance at FAT and load-out as required. Report all delays / technical issues / discrepancies to project and advise/recommend remedial solutions.

Ensured that technical inspection and corrosion procedures are reviewed and updated in compliance to the company inspection procedures.

Coordinate the supervision of employees to ensure proper project development (i.e. Designers, Engineers, Procurement etc

Coordinated the installation of a cathodic protection system for the protection of the (2) 250BBL tank bottoms, installed at a distance of 18” below the tank utilizing a 3rd party concentric linear anode system.

Provide on-site/office construction support through the pre-commissioning phase prior to startup.

Responsible for reviewing and implementing all documentation required for facility and Pipeline job books for initial project start-up.

Develop the client Facility Maintenance List for the client SAP database.

Design and facilitate the locations of each Cathodic Protection Test Station, Pipeline Markers through usage of client procedures, alignment sheets and GIS programs.

Provide assistance in developing and obtaining signed permit applications for Pipeline Right Of Way’s

Constructed new and additional temporary and permanent access roads leading to pipelines, through the usage of GIS and Google map programs.

Assisted in providing TIC Estimates for individual equipment/construction bids for the project.

Mechanical Project Engineer Jacobs Gas Processing Department - Houston Texas

Manage project and vendor schedules, project equipment lists, action item lists, request for information logs, Management of Change logs and the overall quality of projects.

Coordination of various small facility/plant projects that included the supervision of employees in order to ensure proper development of Requisitions packages, Technical Bid Tabs, Equipment datasheets, Mechanical Equipment Lists, (Inlet Separator Skid, Glycol Dehydration Skid, Compressor Units, Gas Diesel Generators, Sales Gas Coalesced Skid, Fuel Gas Skid, API Field Erected Tanks, Pig launchers and Receivers, Instrument Air Receivers, Fire Heater Systems, Sump tanks and Sump pumps, Sales Meter Skids).

Assisted in the design process in order to ensure client demands are met and remain on schedule for all initial start-up dates.

Provided technical support on client trips to vendor facilities, job sites to ensure proper working function of equipment.

Facilitated in weekly client meetings and discipline meetings in order to ensure engineering deliverables were completed as originally proposed per the agreed upon schedules.

Coordinated monthly vendor meetings in order to provide educational guidance on Mechanical equipment used in the Upstream Division.

Reviewing, developing and supporting of Project P&IDs, Piping drawings, Isometric drawings, Engineering Equipment Drawings (I.E. Structural, Electrical, As Built’s), Flow Charts, HAZOPs, Line Lists, Valve Lists, Plot Plans, Basis of Design Memoranda, PEP and Model Reviews.

Assisted in coordination of interfacing activities with subcontractors/vendors, clients and third parties throughout the project life cycle.

Ensured subcontractors/vendors adhere to the delivery schedule and cost.

Provided engineering support to existing hydrocarbon pipelines which proposed risk to ongoing operations of the Port Arthur Refinery. Responsibilities included determining most reliable, risk mitigated pipeline installation for the operation of the current pipeline system, with a newly installed system with equal or enhanced operational capabilities, assisted in TIC estimate which included launcher/receiver scraper skid packages for various sized lines from 4” to 24”.

Provided engineering support for the evaluation of various methods and techniques that ensured the removal of high amounts H2S (8000-10000 ppm), which were restricting liquid production in the Dilley operation area and other Eagle Ford facilities. Responsibilities included evaluating various vendors with expertise in Scavenger, Membrane Technology in order to determine the most feasible option for removing H2S at multiple well pad locations.

Provided engineering support for the development of water treatment systems. Responsibilities included the designing and procuring of pump and filter packages.

Assisted in providing TIC Estimates for individual equipment throughout the stages of Feed.

.Reviewed and developed all corresponding documentation in order to develop job books.

Mechanical Engineer, Sofec – Houston Texas June 2009 – March 2011

Coordinated the Sofec ICT/Phantom team while providing technical expertise for all swivel, mechanical, electrical and piping data information pertaining to BP Angola PSVM FPSO.

Collaborated with numerous disciplines: Mechanical, Electrical/I&E, Piping, Operations and Procurement in order to ensure all tagging of turret components aligned in accordance with all design specs, P&IDs, Isometrics Drawings and ICT database for the BP Angola Project.

Assisted engineering management in the interviewing process for potential candidates to join the “Information Collection Team” for the BP Angola Project.

Firm knowledge in reading and interpreting all engineering drawings: P&IDs, Isometrics Drawings, and Process Flow Diagrams pertaining to large multi-risers internal turrets.

Junior Pipeline Engineer, Universal Ensco/ Pegasus Midstream - Houston, Texas June 2006 – February 2009

Responsible for reviewing and implementing all documentation into job books for initial project construction.

Performed numerous design calculations resulting from data accumulated from reading and interpreting pipeline alignment sheets, induction bends, pipe wall sizing, hydrostatic elevation profiles, and Horizontal Directional Drills.

Responsible for developing RFQ packages for launchers & receivers, valves, meters and pumps etc.…

Responsible for reviewing P&IDs, Piping drawings, Isometrics drawings and equipment drawings.

Created and reviewed all design basis memorandums, Hydro Test Procedures, according to design specifications, ASM-E codes and standards needed for operation of pipelines ( i.e. CFR 49, Part 192 & 195, ASME 31.3, 31.8,31.4 and NEC)

Revised and formatted Technical Bid Evaluation forms in order to secure multimillion dollar projects.

Attended bid showings with contractors and project managers to formulate plan of construction.

Oversaw drafting department on numerous projects to insure all corrections and mark-ups were implemented and that assignments remained on schedule for initial construction.

Constructed new and additional temporary and permanent access roads leading to pipelines, through the usage of GIS and Google map programs.

Checked and revised all requisition forms pertaining to ordered and shipped BOMs for mechanical, electrical and civil parts for final construction commencement.

Conducted on-site work with contractors and project managers to locate pipe mill data in case of future dig ups due to faulty or blown pipelines.

Conducted site and vendor visits with project manager to ensure all parties adhere to the original schedule.

ENGINEERING ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Jacobs Midstream- Sunvit Midland Pipeline Project. Project included a 20” carbon steel pipeline to be constructed to connect the SunVit Midland Vitol to Sunoco Garden City Station. The pipeline will consist of approximately 27.5 mile long with a design flowrate of (382K BPD) and operate at MOP of 1480PSIG. Results: Completed project and met initial date for construction, June 2015.

Jacobs Upstream-Pecos Gas Plant Project, Hawkville NE

Responsibilities included developing RFQ packages and sending directly to subcontractors for mechanical equipment. Additional roles included identifying and evaluating quotes for technical compliance of mechanical specifications for subcontract orders and coordinating activities associated with their fulfillment, providing technical support on Client trips to Vendor Facilities to ensure proper working function of equipment, taking responsibility as Lead Mechanical Engineer to ensure successful completion of the Hawkville NE Project. Assisted in the design process in order to ensure client demands are met and remain on schedule for all initial start-up dates.

Jacobs Upstream Rangely Oil Gathering System, Chevron

Scope included the evaluation of the commingled of oil and water at (27) collection stations, where it will be sent to two water treatment stations utilizing the produced water line. Three new phase separators are to be installed at both of the water treatment stations. The water from the new separators will be routed to the water tanks before final polishing prior to re-injection. New oil pumps and the new oil pipeline will be installed to transport oil from the new separators to the sales tank at the CPL tank battery. The vapor from the new separators will flow via the LP pipeline to the compressor stations and then to the CO2 plant. The objective was to facilitate turnkey packages associated with the following major equipment: Separators, Pump Packages, Metering Packages and Launcher and Receiver.

Sofec -BP Anglo PSVM FPSO (Block 31) Project

Provided technical expertise to engineering management in improving and implementing ICT software for tagging of all turret assembly equipment associated to FPSO systems. Performed numerous checks on all completed tagged drawings associated with FPSO systems to ensure that all codes, standards and design calculations were in accordance with all design specifications. Results: Completed construction 2012.

Universal Ensco Pipeline -Enterprise Products Hobbs to Lawson Junction Project.

The project included 68 miles of 10” with station modifications at Hobbs Station to upgrade existing pump and provide new metering.

Provided engineering support in reviewing and checking alignment sheets, induction bends, calculating distances from station location to location and hydrostatic elevation profiles. Performed basic design calculations such as pipe wall sizing, hydrostatic test and other various calculations needed for construction. Provided support in reviewing Bill of Materials and checked and created bid evaluations forms. Provided engineering support in reviewing and organizing documentation in job books in order for construction to commence.

Results: Completed project and met initial date for construction 2008.

Universal Ensco Pipeline: Enterprise Products Conway to Ferrellgas Pipeline Project.

The project included 27 miles of 8-inch NGL pipeline between Conway, Kansas and the Hutch Storage Facility near Hutchinson Kansas.

Provided engineering support in reviewing and organizing documentation in job books, procurement correspondences, packing slips, and Material Test Reports needed for construction of the pipeline. Worked with project managers and engineers to ensure that Design Basis Memorandum were updated according to design specifications requested by the clients.

Results: Completed project and met initial date for construction 2007.

Universal Ensco Pipeline: Gulf South East Texas and Mississippi Expansion.

The project included approximately 240 miles of 42- inch high pressure natural gas pipeline. The project included five meter stations for the measurement of receipt and delivery of natural gas transported. Provided engineering support in reviewing documentation such as build plats and Material Test Reports. Performed various engineering calculations such as additional temporary workspace, acreage and milepost footage pertaining to alignment sheets. Formulated job books pertaining to acquired pipeline data accumulated throughout the project.

Results: Completed Construction 2008.

Universal Ensco Pipeline: TransCanada Keystone XL Phase 1.

The project included approximately 500 miles of 36-inch of heavy crude pipeline from Cushing, Oklahoma to TX Gulf Coast near Beaumont. Included on this project is a 50-mile pipeline from Beaumont to Houston, Texas market place. Provided engineering support in constructing additional temporary access roads for all pipeline routes. Collaborated with project managers and engineers in reviewing Horizontal Directional Drills. Results: Completed construction in 2010.

Universal Ensco Pipeline: Enterprise – Project Management (8339) 288 road crossing.

Attended bid showings with project managers in order to discuss various aspects of the layout for the pipeline. Conducted field work, in order to locate pipe mill data for project managers. Results: Completed project and met initial date for construction 2007.

SKILLS

Computer Knowledge

Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, Outlook, C-programming, Matlab/Simulink, Fluent, LabVIEW, Micro-Station, Auto-Cad, Visio Professional and Microsoft Programs.

Language

Fluent both in English and Spanish

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering,

University of North Dakota, School of Engineering and Mines - 2012

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