CLIVE BURLEY

I believe in creating a work environment of mutual trust, respect, inclusion and diversity. Open conversations about individual and group performances. Sharing a social responsibility, company, team and individual growth.

I am a Mechanical Technician Engineer qualified at HNC level and a Full Member of the Institute of Incorporated Engineers.
My career progression is from serving my time as a mechanical fitter to Project Engineer/Supervisor.
My best achievement was scoring Zero accidents in my maintenance workshop based at Exxon Mobil, Ibeno, Nigeria.
I am customer focused and commercially aware.
I am familiar with Best Practice and work with the Quality System and Loss Control relative to time, materials and transport.
Blue chip clients served are Exxon Mobil, Chevron Texaco, BP Amoco, Conoco and Smith and Nephew Medical Ltd.

Higher National Certificate Engineering (HNC Eng)
BTEC Production Engineering, part 3
CGLI AutoCAD 2D, part 3
NVQ RSA Information Technology, part 2

Full Member of the Institute of Incorporated Engineers
Client Supervisors Site Safety Passport Certificate
Undertaking an API 570 inspectors examination preparation course through
Matthews Engineering Training
UKOOA Offshore survival certificate
UKOOA Offshore medical certificate

Senior Mechanical Technician June 2004 to present
Companies: ISS Aberdeen-North Sea, Hydrodive Nigeria and Stolt Offshore Nigeria.
Clients: Total, Shell, Chevron and CNR. Through training, a CNR authorised person to raise a PTW.

Project Supervisor January 2002 to April 2004
Company: Suffolk Petroleum Services Ltd.
Instrument and valve-shop supervision and facilities engineer for client, Exxon Mobil at the
Qua Ibo Terminal, Ibeno, Nigeria.
Surveying and function testing of Exxon Mobil’s Pig Launcher and Receiver barrels offshore. Setting out a Scope of work for valve changes procedure.
Running the workshop office, completing customer requests and abiding by Exxon Mobil’s Operations and Integrity Management System (OIMS) and API referenced standards. Supervision of national technician’s in valve-shop and offshore.
Tool box talks and regular management HSE meetings, take minutes and report to appropriate bodies.
Scheduled and non-scheduled maintenance. Faultfinding and rectification. Interfacing with Client’s department Supervisors and Managers.
Attend meetings with client to develop Scopes of Work and planning.
Maintain accurate inspection work documentation and job reports.
Make continual improvements in the workshop, involving integrating and training nationals into the workshop.
Asset maintenance and certification of diving systems on and offshore.
Permit to Work system employed.