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Friendswood, TX *****

Phone 281-***-****

E-mail aduqwu@r.postjobfree.com

Edward A. Barba

Qualification Summary

Over 30 years field and shop repair experience including trouble shooting pumps, turbines, compressors, gear boxes and other specialty process equipment. Strong team player with cross-organizational effectiveness. Inside and outside repair machinist. Sap Outlook excel Word

Education

1979 – 1983 Longview High School Graduate

1983 – 1987 Machine Shop Lee College Baytown, TX

1988 Certificate First Class Machinist/Millwright Baytown, TX

2009 API 687 rotor repair LaPorte Tx Sulzer Facility

2009 API 612 Steam Turbines G.E Houston TX

2010 API 617 Centrifugal compressor Dresser Houston TX

2010 API 686 Machinery Installation

2012 Leaders of Team and Community Shell Corporate

2014 Lean Six Sigma Shell Corporate Training

Professional experience

2019- Present Sr. Supervisor over Shell Pipeline Texas Assets

Accountabilities & Responsibilities

16-Direct reports and 10 imbedded contractors

1- Area Field Coordinator

1 -Electrical Lead

1- Meter Tech

1-Planner

1- Scheduler

1 Maintenance Tech

4 Mechanical Technicians

4Electrical technicians

2 Analyzer Techs

8 Imbedded contract Technicians

2 Contact warehouse men

Daily Responsibilities

Responsible for the safe Operations and Maintenance of all Shell Mid-Stream Assets in Texas

Mange Mechanical, Electrical Metering and Analyzer maintenance activity across Shell-Mid stream with-in GMOW facilities.

Responsible for ASM assurance

ME assurance

Management of SMP

Management of all Non routine activity

Responsible for all ASM responses and repairs

Develop annual contracting strategy for assets KPI reporting

Bi-Annual contractor reviews Safety, Cost, Performance

Manage fleet vehicles and maintenance program

Manage all OQ and DOT regulations

Responsible for Craft upskilling and multi skill training

Responsible for maintaining annual Maintenance budget

Manage warehouse critical spare inventory and kit boxes

Drive continuous improvement

Mange the Short-term threat list and cadence meetings

2009-2019 Shell Site Re- Turnaround Coordinator Deer Park Texas

Accountabilities & Responsibilities:

4 Direct reports, significant leadership role during TA Planning and execution. And Post TA

Coordination with numerous other Shell disciplines – TA planning, operations, engineering, procurement, finance, contractors, and outside shops

Provides direction and leadership to contract work force in the field during execution

Familiar with turnaround & unit operations work processes and site specifics

Accountable for all RE planning and Scheduling

PRE-TA Responsibilities

Focal point for all Rotating Equipment Discipline communications with the Turnaround Event Manager, Turnaround Coordinators, and within the Rotating Equipment Discipline.

Responsible for overall Rotating Equipment effort timely planning, execution and RE personnel safety in planned TA.

Ensures Management of Change procedures are followed with respect to machinery scope.

Ensures compliance to plant orders, policies and procedures.

Works with area/unit machinery inspectors and engineers to collect the scope of work for each unit turnaround event.

Is mindful of and continues to look for opportunities to reduce turnaround scope to plan and execute with equipment reliability & low-cost mindset.

Responsible for the RE portion of the work scope challenge/risk-based analysis, including scope estimates for machinery items.

Develops the Contracting Strategy with the individual shops for the event by assisting the Rotating Equipment Engineer in identifying the outside shops and the field labor contractor. He ensures that contracts and purchase orders are ultimately issued.

Works with the Projects Department to ensure that any TA related rotating equipment projects are adequately planned and seamlessly integrated, in accordance with turnaround procedures.

Works with the Unit Engineer/Inspector and the Rotating Equipment TA Planner to provide cost estimates to the Turnaround Group for all 3 phases.

Works with external shops to generate detail plans for repairs/upgrades to feed cost and timing information into the overall TA Plan.

Identification, review, and escalation of high-risk activities.

Works with TA cost control personnel to establish and collect the portion of the machinery cost to be used in the FID IP estimate.

Works with the Turnaround Block Coordinator(s) and RE Planner to schedule and sequence the machinery scope of work.

Develops a Shell staff & contractor Resource Plan (Org. Chart) for each Turnaround execution and ensures these costs are properly included in the FID IP estimate.

Meets HSE accountabilities / competencies for the position

TA Execution Window

Executes TA efforts with safety, equipment reliability/quality and schedule as main focus.

Functions as a Rotating Equipment Field Coordinator during execution while updating the TA and Management Organizations.

Coordinates efforts with outside shops, other disciplines and updates TA Coordination.

Responsible for schedule compliance and reporting status of all work assigned (on site or external shops) on a daily basis.

Develops the quality assurance plan and overviews execution to ensure a flawless startup.

Directs field activities during Turnaround execution and is the first line of contact with the various machinery contactors management leads and the Rotating Equipment Execution Team.

Manages and obtains needed support for addenda as required.

Supports the Materials Coordinator with PMO1’s and 3’s as needed.

Responsible for meeting agreed schedules and coordinates with other disciplines in case of any changes.

Coordinates technical support for outside shops and contractors upon discovery of materials/changes/upgrades needed.

Provides feedback to unit engineer and inspectors to coordinate timing on critical QA/QC efforts.

Responsible for proper turnover of all work packs and systems to which he / she is assigned during execution (PSSR’s are handled by the unit engineer and inspector).

Works close with the TA Controls Leads to provide an open information exchange on cost and schedule.

Attends daily coordination and safety meetings.

Back fills for the RE Materials Coordinator during fatigue days.

Shares responsibility with RE Materials Coordinator to update all daily logs.

Ultimate responsible for communicating schedule & cost to TA Management.

POST-TA

Supports the Unit Engineer with information for AIM & MEDR’s as needed.

Reviews and approves external shop and contractor billing.

Works with Unit Engineers and Inspectors to move along the repairs on capital spares.

Supports the RE Materials Coordinator with restoring unused equipment to the WHSE as needed.

Requests the 80/20 list from the unit Engineers and Inspectors.

Help RE Inspectors with correct parts information for BOM’s & creation of NIR’s as needed.

Finalize any necessary updates & settle all POs related to RE activities.

Update capital spare list.

Compiles a critique of TA activities and participates in a “Lessons Learned and Look Back” of the event.

Outside of TA Events

Focal point for all Critical Equipment ASM

Focal point for all Critical rotor Repair

Maintains current critical spares List and storage location

2006-2009 Shell Mechanical Specialist Refinery & Chemical Plant Deer Park, TX

Individual contributor working with support teams and individuals from a wide spectrum of disciplines to maintain reliability of Refinery and Chemical Plant

Single point accountability for all mechanical equipment on the FCC and Olefins units and embedded units.

Responsible for integrity reliability MTBR spare part identification availability of parts

Build and develop competent repair plans for Maintenance activities and Outside shops repairs for general maintenance.

Responsible for TAR and unplanned outage mechanical work scopes.

Technical support to crafts

Responsible for Craft training and

Responsible for all BOM material on general purpose mechanical equipment.

Responsible for documentation and updating Master Data in SAP and equipment files and record all MOC activity on equipment during upgrading or repairing.

Interface with all craft disciplines to mitigate and resolve mechanical issues and provide trouble shooting in real time.

Support operational trouble shooting and training.

Work closely with Operational and Process teams on short- and long-term threats

Review mechanical priorities weekly optimization of unit needs and reliability

1998-2006 Central Shop Supervisor Amoco BP Chemicals Texas City, TX

HSSE Documentation of safety concerns and communication of status/resolution

Joint facilitation of morning safety meetings

Review and Monitor work performance and quality of Craft and craft execution weekly.

Ensure that work is progressing according to the plan / schedule

Manage Planning and Scheduling of Central shop crafts and field activities in a manner that will results in total craft optimization and utilization of all available discipline crafts across the complex. (Centralized Maintenance)

Evaluate craftsman’s skills and performance on job assignments Bi-Annually

Support engineering and operations with trouble shooting troubled equipment,

Manage and generates maintenance notifications, and work orders.

Manage and develop repair scopes, with estimated cost for stake holder.

Review work scopes and plans with Planner and maintenance techs to ensure standards and meet and quality repairs and documentation is achieved during repair process.

Coordinate with Materials Management team on Updating Bill of Materials in SAP when recommended spares are not listed in the bill of material (BOM), are Non-stock, or Safety stock is not correct.

Responsible for maintaining and updating critical equipment spare parts

Responsible for upskilling and training requirements of craft and staff

Documentation of all equipment repairs per SOP provided by Engineering.

Seek engineering approval and recommendations on all non- standard repairs. (MOC)

Working knowledge of SAP, Microsoft Excel, Word and Outlook. Manage operating budget of $875K.

1997-1998 Machinist Amoco Chemicals Texas City, TX

Repair/PM mechanical equipment on process units Compressors, pumps, turbines, gearbox, and fin fan all mechanical equipment.

Complete all documentation and communication associated with equipment service reports.

JSA, Permit writer for mechanical task jobs on process unit

LOTO Reviewer

1992-1997 Shop Forman Turbo Care Houston, TX

Champion HSE performance and lead shop safety meetings on daily basis

Execute major repair, overhaul, and rerate of high-speed rotating equipment. Compressors, pumps, turbines, gearbox, Large OEM machines

Update daily schedule progress at status update meeting

Evaluate upcoming work to optimally load work teams.

Coordinate peak workloads and Document and record deviations from scheduled work

Manage workforce on day shift of 38 employees.

1983-1992 Machinist Turbo Care Houston, TX

Machinist on assembly floor, Machining and building pumps, Compressors, Gearboxes and Turbines & Valve racks, Expanders Blowers Turbo charges

Stacking and unstacking rotors Phase 1 and Phase 2 Rotor Inspections

Certified on setting Overspeed trip devices

Ran wheel pit and spun up new and repaired wheels

Machine repairs on rotors shafts and wheels and turbine shafts and seal areas and shroud band trims

Set up @ speed Bunker and made all corrections

Tested new ball and socket bearing design in bunker. Bearing optimizations

Certified as Dynamic Balance Tech Shenk

Stationary repairs on wheels and diaphragms

Reblading and hot and cold penning rotors.

Hydraulic Governor rebuilds setting lap and lead and machine piolet valve body and spools

References:

Brent Churchill Principal Engineer 713-***-****

Tom Collins Shell SME Engineering 832-***-****

Bill Roux Engineering 281-***-****

Rob Lee Facility Shell Manager 501-***-****

Lee Cheatem Shell Manger 225-***-****

Dale AUTERSON planning and scheduling Supervisor 713-***-****

West Carambat ASM Manger Shell 504-***-****

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