JOHN TRACY HAMMON

ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION

SUPERINTENDENT / FIELD ENGINEER / DESIGNER

Address:

PO.BOX 61

Mathis, Tx. 78368

Cell: 361-***-****

Home: 361-***-****

EDUCATION: Lee College, Baytown TX.

Introduction to Instrumentation Technology 1988

San Jacinto College, Houston TX.

Ac/Dc Motor Control Systems 1980

Ac/Dc Fundamentals 1979

EXPERIENCE SUMMARY:

Extensive (30 years) experience in medium and low voltage power systems. Electrical and instrument control systems troubleshooting and design. Plant maintenance and project supervision. Project QA/QC, loop checks and startup. Electrical and instrument turnaround planning and work coordination.

SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE:

Electrical and instrument design and construction supervision for grass root projects. Electrical and instrument design and construction supervision for conversion projects from pneumatic and relay control to DCS and PLC control. Maintaining accurate records and documentation for project closeout. Computer experience in Windows, Microsoft word, Microsoft excel, Autocad and Cadworks.

CPS BRAUNIG LAKE POWER PLANT – (08-09 TO 10-22-09)

AUSTIN IND. – SAN ANTONIO, TX

I/E Field Engineer – Resolve construction issues with project design.

VALERO THREE RIVERS P&ID WALKDOWN PROJECT – (09-04 TO 08-09)

ONYX ENGINEERING – COPRUS CHRISTI, TX

I/E Designer – Field walk existing P&ID to verify exist electrical and instrumentation. Collect DCS and PLC information. Created new P&ID with AutoCAD 2008 and Cadworks to reflect the control information collected. Created control logic drawings with AutoCad 2008. Design some small projects.

CONROE DAM PROJECT – (07-04 TO 8-04)

BAYOU ELECTRIC – HOUSTON, TX

I/E Designer – Create wiring diagrams from schematics so the electricians could complete wiring of the project. QA/QC project and put together documentation for project closeout.

TEXAS HWY MAINTAINCE CONTRACT – (06-04 TO 07-04),

LARRY’S ELECTRIC – AUSTIN, TX

Electrical Supervisor – Troubleshoot and repair lighting on Texas roads thru the hill country area.

RANCH AND HOME PROJECTS – (02-04 TO 06-04)

ELECTICAL SERVICES – MATHIS, TX

OWER – Start my own company doing small jobs for local ranches and homes.

VARIOUS SMALL PROJECTS – (09-03 TO 02-04)

BAY LTD – CORPUS CHRISTI, TX

Electrical and Instrument Supervisor – Various small projects in and around Corpus Christi area.

FLINT HILLS SULFUR UNIT PROJECT - (05-03 TO 9-03)

BAY LDT – COPRUS CHRISTI, TX

Electrical and Instrument Supervisor – Project required existing 480vac MCC to be removed and new a new MCC installed. Installed new Delta V DCS equipment. Installation of cable tray and home run cables for three prefab skids. Termination’s of all home run cables.

DEVELS ISLAND OFFSHORE PLATFORM – (05-02 TO 05-03)

BAY LDT – CORPUS CHRISTI, TX

Project Engineer – Work with engineering to resolve constructability and code issues. Build spreadsheet with formals and links to track material on weekly and monthly bases for billing. Retrieve and verify progress for productivity and billing. Monitor materials and budgets. Review material requisition. Maintain all redlines for project closeout.

KOCH REFINERY TURNAROUND GROUP - (08-01 TO 05-02)

WILLIAMS CONTROLLZ – CORPUS CHRISTI, TX

Instrument Field Engineer – Build Instrument and electrical maintenance turnaround work packages for West Crude, Alky, Fccu, and Sru #1 units. Plan and estimated maintenance work scope and sent this information to schedulers. Coordinate capital and expense construction packages to ensure that all the packages on the turnaround scope were accounted for and the contractor has submitted estimates and schedules. Oversee construction projects to ensure contractor is complying with Koch standards and NEC. Resolve turnaround productivity issues for both construction and maintenance. Track contractor and maintenance schedule update for accuracy.

KOCH REFINERY TANK GAUGING PART TWO - (01-01 TO 08-01)

BHP ENGINEERING – COPRUS CHRISTI, TX

Electrical and Instrument Field Engineer – Function as an owner’s representative to ensure lowest construction cost as possible. Coordinate construction activities. Verify accuracy of construction cost and schedule. Resolve construction and material issues. Coordinate cut over to reduce down time.

KOCH REFINERY ALKY UNIT DOMOLITION - (08-00 TO 01-01)

BHP ENGINEERING – COPRUS CHRISTI, TX

Electrical and Instrument Field Engineer – Develop work scope and work packages. Coordinate demolition activities. Keep records of decontamination process and insure decontamination procedures were followed.

KOCH REFINERY TANK GAUGING PART ONE - (03-99 TO 08-00)

FLUOR DAINEL – COPRUS CHRISTI, TX

Electrical and Instrument Field Engineer – Function as an owner’s representative to ensure lowest construction cost as possible. Coordinate construction activities. Verify accuracy of construction cost and schedule. Resolve construction and material issues. Coordinate cut over to reduce down time.

KOCH REFINERY COKER UNIT REBUILD - (02-99 TO 03-99)

FLUOR DANIEL – CORPUS CHRISTI, TX

Lead field engineer to repair 95 instrument loops and 5 motors after a fire in the Coker unit. Identify damage items and developed work packages for rebuild. Coordinate construction activities and loop checks.

KOCH REFINERY TURNAROUND GROUP - (06-98 TO 02-99)

FLUOR DANIEL – CORPUS CHRISTI, TX

Electrical and Instrument Field Engineer – Build instrument and electrical maintenance turnaround work packages for the West Crude, Fccu and Sru units. Plan and estimate maintenance work scope and send this information to schedulers. Develop a temporary power plan to keep needed equipment running while the power systems were being worked on. Coordinate capital and expense construction packages to ensure that all the packages on the turnaround scope were accounted for and contractor has submitted estimates and schedules. Oversee construction projects to ensure contractor is complying with Koch Standards and NEC. Resolve turnaround productivity issues for both construction and maintenance. Track contractor and maintenance updates to ensure accuracy.

BAYER CHEMICALS (SMALL CAPITAL PROJECTS) - (02-98 TO 06-98)

WOLENSON ELECTRIC – HOUSTON, TX

Electrical and Instrument Supervisor – Responsibilities included progress reports to engineering, weekly project meetings, keeping track of scope changes and charges. Track each project to ensure construction productivity was at a level that it should be. Coordinate construction activities. Resolve construction and material issues.

TEXACO PIPELINE - (01-98 TO 02-98)

BAYOU ELECTRIC – HOUSTON, TX

Electrical and Instrument Technician – Calibrate and install all instruments on a new pipeline switching station. Other duties were to over see the termination crew and resolve problems. Work with Texaco employees to function check and startup.

NOLTEX CHEMICALS - (11-96 TO 01-98)

FLUOR DANIEL – LAPORT, TX

Electrical and Instrument Maintenance Supervisor – Provide information to the planner scheduler of additional items need for preventive maintenance. Distribute work orders to each craftsman and resolve any issue. Order material need for maintenance activities. Inventory all operating equipment to produce a list all electrical and instrument spare parts needs and have them set up in the warehouse. Work with the planner scheduler for manpower loading and coordination of activities for turnarounds.

QUANTUM CHEMICALS - (10-95 TO 11-96)

LAPLACE ENGINEERING – LAPORT, TX

Electrical and Instrument Designer – Responsibilities on this DCS and Fuel Gas conversion project are to locate all pneumatic instruments and valve that were going to be converted too electronic and verify that the existing spec sheets were correct before the new spec sheets was written and the instrument purchased. Make all demo and new drawings, loop sheets, one lines, schematics, and support drawings. After completion of design my duties changed to follow up with construction. When loop check and function testing started duties reassigned to help the check out team.

BAYER CHEMICALS - (05-87 TO 10-95)

WOLFENSON ELECTRIC – HOUSTON, TX

Electrical and Instrument Supervisor – Required to manage contract maintenance and capital project work, both electrical and instrumentation Process Control Systems. Capital projects included installation of Fisher Provox DCS system to replace exiting pneumatic and AC squared controlled instrumentation. Responsibilities on the installation of a DCS system included create loop sheets, support drawings and supervise construction. Other capital projects included WasteWater Striper, Finishing Dryer renovations, CP Refining Tower, Maleic Reconstruction and Plant Emergency Generator system. This five-year role also included numerous small and maintenance projects for Process Control Engineering. Specific activities include, working directly with engineering, project reports, loop checks calibrations, and system documentation. Average personnel under my supervision over five year period were 15.

KANECKA POLYMER PLANT - (1986 TO 1987)

WOLFENSON ELECTRIC – HOUSTON, TX

Electrical and Instrument Supervisor – Build a new Polymer plant from the ground up. This project required installation of 13.2 kV switchgear, 2400vac starters, 480vac mcc, control room, UPS system and DCS system. The process had approximately 45 motors and 500 instruments. Specific activities include keeping within the estimate, tracking progress, project reports and make manpower decisions on where people were needed to comply with the schedule.

REYNOLDS ALUMINUM - (1985 TO 1986)

WOLFENSON ELECTRIC – HOUSTON, TX

Electrical foreman for termination crew to renovate production lines.

CARGILL GRAIN - (1983 TO 1985)

WOLFENSON ELECTRIC – HOUSTON, TX

Electrician – Maintenance contract to provide electrical assistance on trouble-shooting control problems.

DOW CHEMICAL - (1982 TO 1983)

WOLFENSON ELECTRIC – FREEPORT , TX

Foreman to install substation and eight 2400vac motors. Foreman to install Maleic Reactor at Denka Chemical.

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