Aramco Electronic Technician

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Larry M. McIntyre

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Delhi, Louisiana 71232

Passport#: 488752602 Issued 6/20/12 Hot Springs Ar

Cell phone 318-***-****

Objective: Secure a position that will provide a permanent work opportunity without

extensive travel

Consulting on electrical projects 02/15-present

Saudi ARAMCO Electrical instructor, training local Saudi electricians

as rig electricians and ETs. 10/14-01/15

Agency job on the Stena Fourth drill ship for 28 days as an

Electrician Spencer Ogden 01/14-02/14

Weatherford Drilling International-Electrical Field Foreman,

Middle East 04/13-12/13

Spencer-Ogden

Worked on the Maersk Discoverer as the Subsea ET 12/12 to 01/13

GDI Consultant 8/11 to11/12

Senior electrical engineer on a new build jack up project

RSI (Consultant) 3/11 to 7/11

Commissioning engineer on land rigs at the BOMCO

In China for NDC

WEST ENGINEEING (Consultant)

Performed rig surveys and inspections Consultant 1/11 to 2/11

Self Employed-Did rig inspection on two land 2/11 to 3/11

rigs in Indonesia for Simmons Energy

Spencer Ogden-Agency job on a Jackup in Thailand 3/11 to 4/11

as Chief Electtrician

OMS

Agency work in the Ensco 105 as an ET in Tunisea 1/10 to 3/10

Agency work as an ET on the Drillship Petrobras 10000 9/09 to 10/09

Family business- Mother and father both passed away 4/09 to 9/09

Mermaid Drilling 12/08 to 3/09

Working on tender assist barges as a chief electrician in Indonesia.

ADCTX Consultant 9/08 to 12/08

Working as a consulting electrical commissioning engineer on a

productionplatform doing Ex inspections on new installations on a

production platform.

Ensco Offshore 5/06 to 8/08

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Worked on 5 Generation Jackup rigs as both chief electrician and ET,

maintaining NOV Amphion control systems, and M&I electric VFD’s

Premium Drilling 2/06 to 5/06

Worked in shipyard in Singapore on new build jackups for Premium

Drilling. Set up PMS system database for new rig as the company was a new

startup and had no database. Also, developed spare parts lists and ordered

inventory for all electrical equipment.

Did equipment inspections to verify correct installation also commissioning

tests. The company was sold out to CNOC and ABAN, who replaced the

ex-pats with locals

GlobalSantaFe. Houston, Tx. 1/05 to 1/06

Chief Electrician. Worked in West Africa on a Letourneau Jackup and in

the Caspian Sea on a DP semi-submersible. Assigned to a new build semi in

the Gulf of Mexico that was equipped with Cyber-base drilling and ABB

VFD’s for drilling equipment and thrusters. Rig Stacked

Oceaneering International Inc. Morgan City, Louisiana

R.O.V. and WASP Electronics Technician 5/01 to 1/05

3 Years as an R.O.V. Electronic Technician with fiber optic experience on

numerous call out jobs with several work class vehicles including Magnums,

Millenniums and Tritons. 8 months as a WASP Electronic Technician involved

with the Type 3 WASP upgrade.

Global Marine Drilling Houston, Texas

Rig Electrician 7/99 to 11/01

As the only electrician on board a Jack Up drilling rig. I was responsible not only

for the maintenance of installed equipment, but also for the layout and installation

of any new equipment that was added. I also scheduled and carried out the PMS

program for all electrical drilling and HVAC equipment.

Williamette Industries Lillie, Louisiana

Plant Electrician 5/99 to 7/99

Plant electrician working in the projects department installing and troubleshooting

newly installed equipment. I was recalled by Global Marine. Plant closed

Noble Drilling Houston, Texas

Rig Electrician 11/98 to 5/99

Chief electrician on board a Jack Up drilling rig. I was responsible for the

maintenance and the repair of all rig electrical equipment as well as the

installation of new equipment on a rig start-up in Veneszuala. Due to political

issues, we were sent home

Transocean Drilling Houston, Texas

Rig Electrician for project 11/97 to 11/98

Chief electrician on board a Semi-submersible drilling rig that was converted

from a tender unit into a drilling unit. I took part in the installation and testing of

all drilling equipment including top drive systems, mud treatment systems, and

pipe handling systems. I was also involved in the upgrading of the rig electrical

power generation system to handle the additional demands of the drilling systems.

I was an active member on a new construction team that installed and tested a

drilling package on a “new build” drill ship. I assisted in the build up of the

drilling modules in the shipyard and the installation of the modules on the ship. I

was offered an overseas position that paid substantially more money.

R. & B. Falcon Drilling Houston, Texas

Rig Electrician 8/96 to 10/97

Chief electrician on board a Semi-submersible drilling rig that was up-graded by

the installation of bigger generators and state-of-the-art PLC controlled drilling

equipment. I assisted in the installation of new mooring equipment that allowed

the rig to drill in deeper water depths and in more adverse sea conditions.

Company bought by Transocean.

Global Marine Drilling Houston, Texas

Rig Electrician 9/91 to 8/96

Chief electrician on board a Jack Up drilling rig responsible for all electrical

maintenance and repair. I designed an out-of-level system using photo cells to

replace an out dated system. I also designed and installed a two speed boom

modification for the Letourneau PCM-120 electric cranes on the rig. Laid off due

to rig stacking

Huthnance Offshore New Iberia, Louisiana

Rig Electrician Company went out of business 2/91 to 9/91

Chief electrician responsible for the maintenance and repair of all electrical

equipment on board. I worked on three rigs that were refurbished in the shipyard

and put back into service after an extended cold stack period. Company was

bought out.

U. S. Navy

Electronics Technician 1/78 to 12/89

Electronics Technician on board nuclear submarines. I was responsible for the

preventative and corrective maintenance of the ships internal navigation systems

and also the electronic warfare systems. As the Leading Petty Officer and later as

the acting Division Chief Petty Officer, I was responsible for supervising 7

electronics technicians. I scheduled and coordinated the PMS system for the

ships electronic systems. I was responsible for acting as a liaison between civilian

contractors and technical representatives while in the shipyard during an upgrade

period.

Education: Franklin Academy Winnsboro, Louisiana

High School Diploma 1975

Basic Electricity and Electronics (U.S.N.) Memphis, Tennessee

Completed 1978

Course included AC and DC theory, circuit analysis, schematic reading, and

troubleshooting fundamentals.

Electronics Class ‘A’ School (U.S.N.) Memphis, Tennessee

Completed 1978

Course included basic receiver and transmitter theory and troubleshooting to the

component level. Test equipment usage of all common test equipment was also

taught.

BPS 12 Radar Combined Maintenance (U.S.N.) Charleston, S. C.

Completed 1982

Course included maintenance and operation of the BPS 12 radar. Troubleshooting

to the component level was taught. The use of specialized radar test equipment

such as echo box use was also covered.

WLQ-4 ESM System Combined Maintenance New London, Ct.

Completed 1986

Course included operation and maintenance of the WLQ-4 ESM system.

UYK-20 computer maintenance was taught as well as the use of specialized test

equipment such as spectrum analyzers, frequency generators, power meters and

plotters.

Basic Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Beaumont, Texas

Completed 1992

Course included refrigeration system theory and troubleshooting and repair. Also

I obtained a certification as a Universal technician for refrigerant recovery.

Ross Hill SCR Drive School Houston, Texas

Completed 1992

Course included SCR drive theory and troubleshooting and repair of Ross Hill

SCR drives.

Eex Course

Completed in Singapore

Cat 3500B Electronic Engine School

Completed April 20 06 Tractors Singapore

Airline Tranport Pilots License

CFI/II (expired)

Civic

Groups Patriot Guard Riders and Rolling Thunder. Both organizations are dedicated to

promoting awareness to the POW/MIA situation and to honoring veterans of all

of the US military.

Jobs highlighted in yellow, were for companies that either went out of business, or positions that

were eliminated.

Jobs highlighted in green were consulting or agency contract jobs, where were short term.

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