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- 1. CURRICULUM VITAE Mark James Graham Page 1 of 2 November 2015 NAME Mark James Graham DATE OF BIRTH 12th July 1964 MARITAL STATUS Married ADDRESS 54 Belmont Gardens Aberdeen AB25 3GA HOME TELEPHONE (01224) 640209 MOBILE TELEPHONE 07816117936 EMAIL graham.mark@sky.com NATIONALITY British PASSPORT NO 513966178 DRIVING LICENCE Current and Clean QUALIFICATIONS - CSWIP Visual Welding Inspector Level 2 (Valid until September 2019) - PCN Level 2 Radiographic Interpretation (Valid until September 2020) - PCN Level 2 MPI (Valid until December 2019) PCN Number 310525 - SQA Certificate for Computing Level 1 - NVQ Level 3 – Engineering Construction/Fabricating Steel Structures - City & Guilds – Sheet Metal and Thin Plate Craft Studies - First year training certificate for Fabrication Engineering PROFESSIONAL Registered Welding Inspector - TWI Registration No. R/44042 REGISTRATION EMPLOYMENT HISTORY DRIL-QUIP, DYCE, ABERDEEN - 2001 TO NOV 2015 Welding/QC Inspector – 2007 to 2010 and Jan 2013 to Nov 2015 Responsibilities included; ï‚ Pre, in process and post weld visual and dimensional inspection and documentation of all structural and tubular fabrications. ï‚ Witnessing and monitoring of all welding activities and welder qualifications ï‚ Inspection and documentation of all incoming fabrication materials and welding consumables ï‚ Weldments and corrosion resistant cladding operations using inconel and stainless steel applications applied to company designed and manufactured surface and subsea xmas tree valve blocks and sub-components. Sourcing tempering temperatures and preparing PWHT requests, and then carrying out post – stress hardness tests. ï‚ Interpret isometric drawings ensuring all completed work within required tolerances. ï‚ Approve or reject outgoing finished products. ï‚ Issue non-conformance report, arrange for rework and re-inspection of parts. ï‚ Maintain QC records and ensure closure of all processes and product non-conformities detected in non-conformance report. ï‚ Liaise with production planner and co-ordinate all incoming and outgoing QC datelines. ï‚ Liaise with vendors on incoming quality issues on out-sourced products. ï‚ Co-ordination and monitoring of NDT and PWHT requirements including review and interpretation of radiographs. ï‚ Assist the QA/QC Engineer to perform daily QA procedures, ensuring all incoming and outgoing finished products are inspected according to QC checklists prior to final delivery and shipment. ï‚ Shipping inspection of company designed and manufactured products to ensure compliance with requirements prior to shipping. ï‚ Closing down Work Orders ensuring that all relevant PWHT and NDT, test and assembly function tests, purchase orders etc, have been carried out and completed with appropriate reports before passing them forward to QA before final release to client.
- 2. CURRICULUM VITAE Mark James Graham Page 2 of 2 November 2015 QA Engineer – 2010 to Dec 2012 Responsible for the verification and approval of contract review and process control documents, purchase orders, welder performance qualifications, weekly workshop quality audits and co-ordination of third party inspectors. Summary of responsibilities and duties: ï‚ Reviewing sales orders to ensure technical and quality content is correct. ï‚ Sample reviewing critical process routings ensuring they contain correct technical and quality information/detail. ï‚ Liaising with certifying authority/customer inspection representatives to ensure all necessary inspection is undertaken and parts are final released. ï‚ Processing of quality documentation for presentation to the certifying authority /customer inspection representatives to facilitate final release of equipment. ï‚ Reviewing service/production related purchase orders to ensure they contain the correct technical and quality information/detail. ï‚ Controlling/processing welder qualifications ensuring all new/existing Welder 3 qualifications are identified and correctly executed including processing finalized documentation. ï‚ Checking manufacturing quality plans on mainstream products for customer/certifying authority approval. ï‚ Reviewing and distributing shipping instructions. Plater/Pipe Fitter – Pipe/Fabrication Shops – 2001 to 2007 Responsibilities included receiving work orders, calculating material requirements, sourcing materials and fabricating to required tolerances, as per drawings. Also, assisting in the pipe shop as required fitting housings, casings, shoes and connectors. Fabrications included subsea wellhead and xmas tree protection equipment, subsea templates, guide bases etc. AMEC, ABERDEEN – 1989 TO 2001 1989-1999 - Plater on Maintenance squad on the Forties Charlie, main tasks included; measuring up for new jobs, making drawings to BP specs, ordering materials, fabrication work in Fab Shop, varying from plating work to all aspects of pipefitting work, replacing old for new and finally the installation of work on site. Other daily tasks included; writing of own permits, logging of all work onto computer using the Engarde system. On numerous occasions fulfilled the role of charge hand during up-manning of personnel offshore. Jan 1999 - Transferred to the Beryl Alpha to complete new gas compression lines, new structural steel work and all other general steel work. Apr 2000 - Employed on the Shearwater platform hook-up. Drafted into the office to supervise and co-ordinate the material shipment to the Shearwater hook-up project. Involved liaising between Wallsend Shipyard, AMEC warehouse and offshore. Main duties included; amalgamating information between sites and offshore to eliminate pipe supports shortage, co-ordinating supports to be transported to Aberdeen warehouse, arranging supports onto pallets ready for transfer offshore, creating detailed Excel spreadsheets and tracked pipe support drawings through Shell’s SODS system, created workpacks of missing supports and sent out to fabrication in Aberdeen. JAMES AIKEN OFFSHORE, PORTLETHEN, ABERDEEN – 1988 TO 1989 Work consisted of manufacture and fabrication of offshore containers to international codes and standards, duties also consisted of frequent offshore trips installing metal fire doors. RIGBLAST, DYCE, ABERDEEN - 1987 TO 1988 Offshore Metal Worker on the Brae B platform during hook-up. AOC INTERNATIONAL, DYCE, ABERDEEN – 1986 TO 1987 Offshore Plater on the North Alwyn during hook-up. ENTERPRISE ENGINEERING, ABERDEEN - 1980 TO 1986 Served apprenticeship as a metal worker, which included offshore work on BP, Shell and Chevron platforms and various on-site work.