Mike Ward_BP_CV2[1]
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Michael Ward has worked in marine engineering for over 30 years, retiring from the Royal Navy in 2004 and now working as an HVAC technician on BP's Bruce platform. He has skills in teamwork, communication, and working safely according to offshore standards. His qualifications include a BTEC in engineering and various City & Guilds competencies in fabrication, engines, and fitting. In his spare time he enjoys sports like golf and watching football and rugby.
Mike Ward_BP_CV2[1]
- 1. Michael Phillip Ward Croft House. Red Row. Northumberland NE61 5AB Home: 01670761277 - Cell: 07706876905 mick1ward@yahoo.co.uk Work History Joined the royal navy in 1980 and retired in 2004 as a Chief Petty Officer Artificer in marine engineering. I have been employed by Integrated Engineering Services as a core HVAC technician on BP Bruce since October 2004. Skills Summary Through my experience I have gained particular skills in: • Performing within a multi-disciplined team • Coaching and support skills • Good communication skills • Working within North Sea Offshore environment • Performing Authority and Isolating Authority in ISSOW • Clear knowledge and track record of excellent HSE performance Career History Royal Navy September 1980 – June 2004 Integrated Engineering Services Aberdeen ltd – June 2004 - present HVAC Operator Maintainer - BP Bruce • Co-ordinate and complete planned maintenance routines of HVAC equipment, recording and updating Maximo accordingly • Fault finding and repair of HVAC equipment and control systems • Creation of work orders in Maximo as required • Liaise with platform Team Leaders to prepare for project maintenance activities • Focal Point for Integrated Engineering Services • Feedback to Integrated Engineering Services Contract Support Engineer regarding HVAC status and maintenance • Control and maintain HVAC systems • Prepare handover to ensure smooth and concise crew change • Comply with BP ISSOW • Comply with BP OMS • Competent Maximo user • Competent BOSS user • Level 2 TBRA
- 2. Qualifications and Training BTEC national diploma engineering, 1994 HMS Sultan School of marine engineering - Gosport, Hampshire, England City & Guilds fabrication and welding competences level 3, 1999 HMS Sultan School of marine engineering City & Guilds internal combustion engines - advanced level, 2000 HMS Sultan School of marine engineering City & Guilds fitting and turning, 1994 HMS Sultan School of marine engineering D32/D33 assessor, 2001 HMS Sultan School of marine engineering P601 LEV course, 2012 Edinburgh City & guilds level 2 F gas and ODS regulations. Category 1, 2010 Burnley Interests Sport - play golf and watch football and rugby. Autobiographies