PROFILE Over twenty years of progressively responsible experience in chemical plants and refinery operations, with a reputation for high-quality work. Many years of experience as a board operator with batch process as well as continuous process and working with gas compressors. 20 years of experience working with hazardous chemicals and hydrocarbons. Experience as a lease operator and pumper as well as experience in pipeline operations and tank farm operations. Experience with all aspect of pipeline operations, including startup operations as well as day-to-day operations. Worked for BP at a plant that generates 475,000 barrels of crude oil per day representing approximately 3 percent of the nation's fuel Spent a few years in the late 80's working in the oil fields of the Texas Panhandle as Pumper and lease operator with the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Personnel Management As lead operator overseeing eight personnel we resolved issues and safety concerns prior to them being brought up to the Step up Chief Operator. Also assume the role of Step up Chief Operator in their absence and responsible for all the duties and decisions that are made while in that position. As Process Operator facilitated the construction, CPVC startup and commissioning of a new Kaneka plant. Implemented new safety and operating procedures, conducted on the job training for new operators, read, reviewed and revised P&ID's. Analyzed policies and procedures with regard to safety and efficiency, recommending policy changes and process improvements. Reviewed SOP's and wrote clear concise guidance for new SOP's to stay current with required company procedures. Responsible for teaching co-workers how to calculate and input the production data into the SAP software solutions computer database. This new software gave visibility to all production efforts and a clear view to define cash flow throughout the projects duration. Safety Management My unequivocal commitment to safety and operational risks are evidenced in the SOP's that I have written. Follow consistent safety practices and protocols, identifying and assessing and managing operating risks. Always seeking to improve the process and mitigate risks to deliver better end results. Conducted daily preventative maintenance on all equipment used to move all hydrocarbons, strapping tanks and tank sampling and pipeline operations. * Richard M. Wilson Page Two Move numerous hydrocarbons throughout the facility and across the country via various pipelines. Monitoring pressure and making adjustments as needed to ensure the products are of high quality in the required specifications. Ensure safety reducing the risk of incidents, faults and failures that cost money, as well as disruption of production capability. As an Emergency Response Team member for over 10 years, I have numerous hours of training classes for all types of fire response and rescue training and I have been to many different training facilities. Trained for the Incident Command System (ICS) allowing for integration of facilities, equipment and personnel and enabling a coordinated response among various jurisdictions and agencies. I am also certified as an Emergency Care Attendant (ECA). Worked in the Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) department which gives me direct experience in safety that can affect the health and well being of employees. Department focal point for all of the EHS compliances issues. Also have experience with the Root Cause investigations, Incident reporting MOC, ODMS, GEMTS, Master Task List, etc. Fiscal Management Responsible for the daily activities of supplying equipment for crews. Kept equipment running and delivered to jobs. Kept in contact with suppliers and job sites for the upcoming work requirements and the equipment that was needed. Maintained and organized the field and yard and ensured all equipment had proper maintenance and was properly cleaned. As the lease operator at Salt Dome Operations, I was responsible for the daily activities of pumping the wells that belonged to Dow Chemical. Performed daily maintenance on all equipment and maintained compliance issues that were required by law. As Process Operator A/I Classification I was responsible for the production of Daxad and Glycine, inventory and quality control. Certified in both the units as a board operator and as an outside operator. Duties ranged from charging raw materials to reactors to making manual line-ups. Monitored temperatures, tank levels, computer sequences, etc., and the scheduled and unscheduled maintenance within the units.

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• Dec
• Compressors
• Cash Flow
• Chemical Plants
• Compliance
• Construction
• Integrate
• Inventory
• Management
• Occupational Safety and Health Act
• steel
• process operator