Michael O'Connell has over 20 years of experience in mechanical and production roles in the oil and gas industry. He is currently a Production Operator and Mechanical Technician on the FPSO 'Raroa' and Maari Well-head Platform. He has extensive skills in HSE management, plant processes, production planning, and technical and computer systems. References provided praise his reliability, willingness to help others, and ability to prove himself as a valuable asset in any role.
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Michael OConnell <chopper681@gmail.com>
CV
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To: "chopper@gmail.com" <chopper681@gmail.com>
Michael James O’Connell
_________________________________________
251 Pukearuhe Rd, RD44 Phone: 06 7523367
Urenui 4377 Mobile: 027 3156293
Taranaki Email: chopper681@gmail.com
New Zealand
______________________ Skills ______________________
Fully conversant with HSE management systems
Competence with plant processes data/control and information systems
Sound knowledge of integrated production planning and reporting systems
Effective technical and computer skills including sound practical understanding of production
and maintenance activities
Selfmanagement
Working with tools and machinery
Working with hands
Effective team membership and communication
Understanding of technical integrity
Analytical skill, pragmatic and timely response to problemsolving and delivering effective
solutions
Leadership
Coaching to new staff
Working knowledge of appropriate codes, standards and regulations
____________________ Experience ___________________
Production Operator and Mechanical Technician
Skilled Offshore and its predecessors
FPSO ‘Raroa’ and Maari Wellhead Platform, ‘TTM’
2006 – present
Accountabilities
Assist in monitoring and controlling of platform process, Utility and safety systems from the
WHP control DCS
Participate in the optimization of the production plant, including the use of production
chemicals
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HOD permit
Permit issuer
Permit monitor
CRO WHP
Operational isolations
CCR isolations register
Make regular rounds to ensure the plant is running in a safe and operationally optimum
condition
Perform preventive maintenance on equipment
Troubleshooting of mechanical failures and production offsets
Prepare isolation plans and assist maintenance in mechanical and electrical isolations
Isolation checker electrical and mechanical
Heli fire crew
HLO
Coxswain
ERT
ERT team leader
Mechanic for WHP if required
PIC standin on WHP when required
Crane dogman
Logistics
Offshore Lead Mechanical Technician
Fitzroy Engineering Group Ltd
New Plymouth
New Zealand
2000 2006
Provide mechanical and maintenance skills on the FPSO ‘Whakaropai’, Maui A and Maui B
Fabricator, Mechanical Technician
Fitzroy Engineering Group Ltd
New Plymouth
New Zealand
1998 – 2000
Working in the yacht division providing construction and mechanical expertise in the
construction of super yachts
Fitterwelder
Fitzroy Engineering Group Ltd
New Plymouth
New Zealand
1995 – 1998
Providing engineering and fabrication skills, vessel construction and maintenance as
required at various sites throughout North Island, New Zealand
____________________ Education ____________________
National Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety (Work Place Safety) Level 3
Petrochemical Industry Strand Level 2
Currently working on National Certificate in ENCHEM Process Operation and National Certificate
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in ENCHEM Level 3/4 Core Level 3
Record of Achievement
O'Connell, Michael James
Contact Details
Address 251 PUKEARUHE RD
URENUI
RD 44
Email
Address
chopper681@gmail.com
NSN 99749632
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Qualification and Achievement Summary
New Zealand Qualifications Framework Registered Qualifications
National Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety (Workplace Safety) (Level 3) 1 October 2012
Community and Workplace Fire and Emergency Management
Level
2
3271 Suppress fire with hand extinguishers and fixed hose reels 1 A 23 August
2012
4647 Explain principles of fire science 1 A 23 August
2012
Emergency Services
Level
2
25411 Demonstrate knowledge of and use an Automated
External Defibrillator (AED)
1 A 30
September
2011
Energy and Chemical Plant
Level
4
3058 Perform gas tests for energy and chemical plant 5 A 24
September
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2012
Fire and Rescue Services
Level
3
3272 Wear and operate breathing apparatus in general
emergencies
3 A 23 August
2012
Health Studies
Level
3
6400 Manage first aid in emergency situations 2 A 26
February
2014
Level
2
6401 Provide first aid 1 A 26
February
2014
Level
1
6402 Provide resuscitation level 2 1 A 26
February
2014
Occupational Health and Safety
Level
4
17599 Plan a confined space entry 5 A 24
September
2012
Level
3
17596 Demonstrate knowledge of safety observer responsibilities
in the workplace
8 A 24
September
2012
25045 Employ height safety equipment in the workplace 4 A 24
September
2012
17602 Apply hazard identification and risk assessment
procedures in the workplace
4 A 8
December
2011
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17588 Apply for, accept, and carry out work according to a work
permit in the workplace
4 A 11 July
2011
20733 Demonstrate knowledge of safe storage and handling of
hazardous substances in the workplace
4 A 26
February
2011
17591 Demonstrate knowledge of the prevention and
management of OOS in the workplace
4 A 5
December
2010
17600 Explain safe work practices for working at heights 3 A 30
September
2008
18426 Demonstrate knowledge of hazards associated with
confined space
4 A 12 August
2008
Level
2
19522 Undertake job safety analysis 4 A 23
September
2010
17593 Apply safe work practices in the workplace 4 A 24
December
2003
Level
1
497 Protect health and safety in the workplace 1 A 12
December
2006
Petrochemical Industry
Level
4
9581 Administer helicopter landing operations in a
petrochemical environment
8 A 18
November
2009
18286 Control the disposal of hazardous substances and waste
materials in a petrochemical environment
7 A 12 August
2008
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9580 Demonstrate basic helicopter safety in an off shore
environment
3 A 28
February
2006
9604 Undertake sea rescue and survival on a petrochemical off
shore installation
4 A 28
February
2006
Level
2
19417 Demonstrate knowledge of gas testing theory in a
petrochemical environment
3 A 12 August
2008
9625 Work safely with others in a petrochemical environment 2 A 12
December
2006
_______________ Interests and hobbies _______________
Golf, fishing, travel, reading, spending time with family.
Referee:
Wayne Porteous
WHP PIC, Modec
Larry Thorstenson
General Manager New Zealand
Skilled Ofshore ( NZ ) Ltd
WHP PIC|Tiro Tiro Moana WHP|MAARI Oil Field|MODEC New Zealand Operations|PO Box 8269|Level 5, 54 Gill
Street|New Zealand 4342|Email: whppic.rar@modec.com|WHP PIC Phone:06 7592423
To Whom It May Concern
I am writing in regards to Mike O’Connell.
Mike has worked for MODEC for two years. During this time he has proven himself to be a valued Team member
and employee.
Mike carried on his role as a Production Technician on the Well Head Platform (WHP) with the change from
Tanker Pacific to MODEC offshore operations.
He has been responsible for the maintenance and operation of the WHP including the issuing and management of
the permit to work systems, making sure the all procedures are followed and contract companies understand the
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requirement of offshore legislation as well as MNZ environmental laws for the oil and gas industries.
Any company that was to employ Mike would have no regrets and in a short period he would have proven to be
an asset to any company.
Given the opportunity, he has the ability to further himself at any tasks or position put before him.
If at any time there was to be an opportunity to employ Mike, I would not hesitate in tracking him down to be part
of my team.
Yours Sincerely
Wayne Porteous
WHP PIC
Tiro Tiro Moana
Maari Oil Field
Tanker Pacific New Zealand BV
Tanker Pacific Offshore Terminals Pte Ltd
1A International Business Park
#0702 SINGAPOER 609933
Ph 06 7595910
To Whom It May Concern
I am writing in regards to Mike O’Connell.
Mike has worked for Tanker Pacific for five years. During this time he has proven himself to be a valued Team
member and employee.
Mike started as a Maintenance Technician on the FPSO Raroa, proving his knowledge of the oil and gas industry
along with his abilities and willingness to learn other duties in a very logical and thorough manner, maintaining
high standards.
Mike was requested by management to take on the role as a Production Technician on the FPSO and Well Head
Platform (WHP). He, in a very short period adapted to this role and the operations and permit issuer along with
operations of the Work Over Unit on the WHP.
In addition to normal duties, he was also involved in the logistics of Helicopter operations, crane work and Supply
boats operations, without incident or injury for four years.
He is very reliable and only too willing to help other if and when required, holds good morals and work ethics,
earning and giving respect to our management team.
I believe that any company that was to employ Mike would have no regrets and in a short period he would have
proven to be an asset to any company.
Given the opportunity, he has the ability to further himself at any tasks or position put before him.
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If at any time there was to be an opportunity to employ Mike, I would not hesitate in tracking him down to be part
of my team.
Yours Sincerely
Wayne Porteous
FPSO Raroa OIM
Tanker Pacific New Zealand.