RESUME

Angus R. MacEachern

Juduque, N.S.

Cell 902-***-****

E- mail – adqya8@r.postjobfree.com

WORK EXPERIENCE

Facility – Environmental Manager (Shannex) Parkland Fredericton April 2018 – Sept 2021) :

Management of the Maintenance team and all in-house and outside Support Services for the Fredericton campus of 300 residents and 300 employees. The Campus is managed through the development and management of maintenance, environmental and safety programs generated for optimum operation.

Management of maintenance, environmental and safety budgets of campus.

Responsible for compliance and with all local, provincial, and federal regulations of labour, safety and environmental concerns.

Promoting and developing energy optimization with in the campus and assisting to push forward company wide advancements.

Manage and promote safety with in our campus and participate organization wide to generate a safe atmosphere in a challenging sector.

Diligently promote a Safe, environmentally friendly inclusive workforce.

Consultant- Omega 3 Processing, Management of Omega 3 By-Products ( March 2014 to 2018 )

Consulting for East Coast Bio the handling, storage and energy applications of Omega 3 by-products and other natural oils. Sourcing raw materials, assisting with design and operational functionality of bio digesters

Consultant- TASA

Consulting for TASA, Lima Peru with the construction, start up and by product usage for a state of the art Omega 3 facility in Pucasana, Peru. This was green field project which encompassed all aspects of the the Omega 3 production processing steps from crude oil refining to Omega 3 concentration. This encompassed a Refined Oil production facility which would produce highest quality Omega-3 final product as well as very high quality bio diesel by-products. This facility also included a state of the art waste water facility which incorporated an Anaerobic digester to handle the solids and oils of the waste water system and creat electricity through this process.

Area Manager, Modern By-Products Canada (Bio fuels-June 2011 to September 2014)

Consolidate the Canadian business with existing suppliers and customers.

Do all budgeting for MBP Canada working with the entire company for overall efficiencies

Manage all issues at the Halifax terminal. Solving all technical issues as they developed. Developing procedures to insure quality assurance and highest efficiencies for off loading oils and loading of vessels. This would include heating of tanks, filtering of oils, QC etc.

Commercial tasks :

oPurchasing of local biofuels for export to Europe.

oStart up of asphalt additive project in eastern Canada and Europe.

oInvolved in South American purchasing of bio fuels in Peru and Chile for export to Europe.

oGive technical support to South American start up Omega-3 facilities.

oManage all local sales and purchases of bio fuels in eastern and central Canada.

Manage all local Key Accounts reporting directly back to customer all relevant information such as quantity, value, value added etc.

Manage all MBP Canada accounting in reverence to payment of local bills, invoicing control, on-line baking.

Generally looking over the Canadian operation.

Facility – Environmental Manager- Installation of Skid 5 ( Wiped Film Evaporators at ONC Mulgrave N.S. ) (2008-2011)

Managed installation and start up of new Wiped Film Evaporator, doubling capacity of O-Mega 3 for ONC.

Managed all environmental issues for ONC

Managed and co-managed all facility issues through this period.

Managed all environmental staff

Managed all Bio diesel by-Products of the Omega-3 Processing.

Managed hundreds of tonnes of compostable and anerobic feed material.

Production Manager, S-3 Division

Ocean Nutrition Canada- Omega-3 Production (Sept 2003 to June 2008)

The process of concentrating Omega-3 Free Fatty Acids from fish oil is a fractionation process very similar to what the Petroleum Industry uses. The oil is distilled (vaporized ) and under vacuum, the vaporized oil is entered into a fractionation column where the different fractions are separated and diverted into separate storage. From this process there are three main fractions:

The light boiler ( distillate ) which would be considered biodiesel is the first to be separated. This material is collected and used as fuel for diesel engines and heating plants in Europe. This product is very popular in Europe.

The second fraction would be your core product, concentrated Omega-3’s which are used for human consumption as a dietary supplement.

The third fraction, the residue from the distillation process is labelled boiler fuel. This would be the equivalent of bucker C in the petroleum industry. This product is primarily used in heating plants.

From fish oil fractionated to produced Omega-3 approximately 65% will be directed toward the energy sector.

Production scheduling of the S-3 Facility;

Raw material inventory for process;

Comprehensive operation of an automated, PLC-operated chemical process plant;

Supervision of all Production Supervisor and shift supervisors on a rotating 24-hour shift basis;

Implemented start-up of facility, including operations planning, safety training, and commissioning;

Putting a premium on safety in an environment that functions with complex chemical reactions.

This position requires knowledge of and conformance to G.M.P. guidelines; the ability to recognize safety hazards and correct them to maintain production schedules; and the skills to enforce operational standards while maintaining a good morale among staff.

Facility Manager

Ocean Nutrition Canada

Mulgrave, Nova Scotia (Jan 2003 to Sept 03)

Responsibilities:

Maintenance and repair of three existing manufacturing facilities.

Preventive maintenance program for all process equipment and utilities in the three facilities;

Operation of a three million litre waste water facility;

Management of a 24 person maintenance team that maintains both process equipment and utilities for all three facilities.

Plant Manager, Glucosamine Division

Ocean Nutrition Canada (Sept 2001 to Jan 2003)

Responsibilities:

Production scheduling of the Glucosamine Facility;

Raw material inventory for process;

Comprehensive operation of an automated, PLC-operated chemical process plant;

Supervision of all shift supervisors on a rotating 24-hour shift basis;

Implemented start-up of facility, including operations planning, safety training, and commissioning;

Putting a premium on safety in an environment that functions with complex chemical reactions (i.e. involving ethanol, HCL, NaOH, and sulphuric acid)

This position required knowledge of and conformance to G.M.P. guidelines; the ability to recognize safety hazards and correct them to maintain production schedules; and the skills to enforce operational standards while maintaining a good morale among staff.

Production Supervisor Glucosamine Division

Ocean Nutrition Canada (October 2000 to Sept 2001)

Comprehensive operation of an automated, PLC-operated chemical process plant;

Supervision of 4 shift supervisors and 20 operators;

Implemented start-up of facility, including operations planning, safety training, and commissioning;

Conducted continuous troubleshooting to improve process yield, safety and productivity;

Planning for operation of high vacuum/high temperature reactions;

Putting a premium on safety in an environment that functions with complex chemical reactions (i.e. involving ethanol, HCL, NaOH, and sulphuric acid)

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Shift Supervisor

Ocean Nutrition Canada (April 1999 to October 2000)

Supervision of all production operation involved in a rotating 12-hour shift.

Implement training to ensure safe and efficient operations of all processing equipment.

Completion of daily consumption reports and process inventory.

Reviewing batch records, production staff logs and training records to ensure that standard operating procedure is being followed to meet with G.M.P. standards.

Complete performance evaluations of process operators.

Filing work request forms to ensure that all process equipment is operational.

Working with the Quality Control department and chemical engineers to keep in-process product within required specifications.

Shift Engineer / Plant Maintenance

Hershey Canada Ltd.

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

October 1990 to April 1999

Steam Plant operation (3rd class plant).

Operation and maintenance of a 150 ton refrigeration system.

HVAC Systems operations and maintenance and plant heating operation.

Operation of a comprehensive computerized environmental control system.

Supervision of outside contractors to conduct maintenance of existing equipment, installation of new equipment, and upgrades / renovations to building complex.

Knowledge of and experience with highly automated processing equipment.

This position required knowledge of electrical, mechanical, and physical plant upkeep in accordance with current provincial health and safety regulations.

EDUCATION

Stationary/Power Engineering Third Class Diploma

Nova Scotia Community College; June 1986

(Building on the skills and training in the certificate program, this two-year diploma is designed to enhance the skills and knowledge necessary for the safe and efficient operation of high-pressure steam plants, refrigeration plants, heating plants, natural gas and air compressor plants. Further training is attained in the operation of pneumatic, electronic, and computerised instrumentation systems essential for data gathering systems and routine monitoring of operating equipment.)

Grade 12 Academic, Judique Creignish High School, Nova Scotia; June 1982

SKILLS

Thirty years of progressive experience in process and maintenance operations; always seeking advancement and new challenges.

High degree of knowledge relating to safety and emergency requirements, resulting from extensive training as part of an Emergency Response Team.

Excellent inter-personal, organizational and creative problem-solving skills.

Ability to create and implement cost-saving measures in conjunction with process operations.

Thirteen years of Omega-3 processing experience.

Fifteen years of management experience.

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