1. Leslie Banks
705 Prairie Ln.
Angleton Tx. 77515
281.727.6656
Banksles@gmail.com
Project Role:
Experienced with all phases of construction and the maintenance of piping and fixed equipment. Well
versed with codes commonly used in the Petro-Chemical Industry such as the ASME, NBIC and the API.
Extensive experience with civil, structural and mechanical inspection and all associated documentation as
required by code.
Years in Industry: 25
Career Highlights
2015 – 2016 Systems Turnover Coordinator
Wacker Polysilicon NA Poly11
Charleston Tn
Review all Turnover packages from contractors to Client for appropriate/required documentation of
installation and functionality.
Training
Pump Alignment and Rotating
Equipment
Radiographic Testing
Radiographic Safety
Level II PT, MT & VT Inspector
Senior Roles
QA/QC Manager
Lead QC / Welding Inspector
Systems Turnover Coordinator
QC Inspector
Qualifications
API-510 #2655
Market Sectors
Refining
Olefins
Chemical Manufacturing

2. 2013-2015 Procurement Inspection Coordinator
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. Mozambique Gas Development Project
The Woodlands Tx.
Responsible for the coordination of necessary inspection resources needed for various phases of project
support, primarily marine inspection activities required to support geotechnical survey efforts. Identify
qualified candidates, manage their work activities, and maintain an inspection coordination register.
Participated in the development of project specific software designed to provide a universal reporting system
to be used by all Third Party Agencies that would include but not be limited to inspection type, frequency,
region/location, type of fabrication/manufacture etc.
2012-2013 Lead Quality Specialist
Wacker Polysilicon NA Poly11
W.G. Yates & Sons, Charleston Tn
Oversee pipe fabrication at the supplier’s facility in Chattanooga Tn. and Matamoras Mexico, maintaining
contact with the site via teleconference (Webex) and weekly reporting. Also conducted various random
shop visits throughout the southeastern United States for vendor assessments, auditing and quantities
surveys.
2011-2012 QC Manager
Inlet Glycol Cooling Upgrade, ConocoPhillips LCGP
Lost Cabin, Wyoming
Performed all QA/QC functions in support of the installation of a Glycol Cooling unit in an existing Natural
Gas extraction and refining plant.
2010 to 2011 – Pressure Vessel Inspector
Escravos Gas to Liquids (GTL)
E, P, C, PCOM – Chevron Nigeria – GTL – Nigeria
Assigned to 2 Autothermal Reforming Reactors for complete internal re-work due to design failure. Inspect
all welding, tube installation, and modification work ensuring design and code standards are met. Monitor
the training of local content in the operation of orbital welding equipment.
2008 – 2010 QA/QC Manager
Flare Gas Control Project
ExxonMobil – Refinery – Beaumont, TX
Flare Gas Control Project at the Beaumont Refining and Petrochemical Services Complex in Beaumont,
Texas (an EPA Compliance project).
Duties include but are not limited to Quality management, implementation and documentation of all
construction services associated with the procurement and installation of facilities consisting of CHD Flare
Compliance, Zero Pound Compression, Flare Gas Instrumentation, Complex FGR Compression Rerouting

3. and the installation of two grass roots Compressor Units. Also actively participated in systems assembly
and turnover to client. KBR provided construction Management (CM) of direct subcontractors for the
approximately 900,000 estimated direct man-hours.
2005 to 2006 – Mechanical Integrity Inspector
Upgrade of Phenol Plant PDS Model - Theodore, AL
E – INEOS Phenol – Chemical Facility – United States
KBR provided Engineering Services for the Ineos Phenol plant PDS model upgrade from version 6.4 to 7.2
in Theodore, AL.
Implement and maintain mechanical integrity program in new facility. Build all U stamped vessels, as well
as piping TML’s into UltraPipe, manage UT crews and enter collected data into Ultrapipe. Also manage all
equipment and piping in recently acquired unit in Port Arthur Texas.
2003 - 2006 – Mechanical Integrity Inspector
Plant Maintenance Services
O, M – INEOS Phenol – Phenol Plant – United States
KBR provided plant operations and maintenance services to Ineos for their phenol plant located in
Theodore, Alabama.
2001 to 2003 – Lead QC / Welding Inspector
OP2 Debottleneck / Restart
E, P, C – Shell – Ethylene Unit – United States
KBR provided integrated engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance services for this major
cracker debottleneck project at Shell Chemical’s olefins plant (OP2) in Deer Park, Texas. The US $400
million project is expected to boost Shell’s Deer Park ethylene capacity by 1.1 billion pounds per year and
should bring Shell’s total Deer Park ethylene production to 3.1 billion pounds per year from their OP2 and
OP3 olefins facilities.
Assigned to the complete rebuild of 10 furnaces to bring them in compliance with lowNOX requirements.
This included the fabrication of all components above the firebox as well as a retubing of the firebox,
replacement of the quench chamber and quench tubes. Worked closely with KBR engineering, the client
and the subcontractor assigned to the work, JV Piping. Coordinated all radiography during window of
opportunity between shifts.
1998 to 2001 – Quality Control Manager
Solvay Polymers – Polymer Plant – LaPorte, TX
Leslie oversaw all facets of maintenance on stream inspections as well as capitol improvements.
Maintained welder continuity, weld count and 5% RT.
1998 – Lead Welding Inspector
Montell Chemical – LaPorte, TX
Inspected all welding on the construction and installation of the E Line project. This included film
interpretation.

4. 1997 – 1998 QC Inspector
OP3 REBUILD
C – Shell – United States
Brown and Root rebuilt a significant portion of a 1.7 billion PPY Ethylene Plant damaged as the result of an
explosion and fire. Affected areas of re-construction were the Pyrolysis Fractionation, and Process Gas
Compression Blocks, along with certain portions of the Gas Oil and Kerosene Furnace areas. Included in
the scope were 660 tons of new steel, 67,000 linear feet of new piping, 67 major equipment items, 1,300
instruments, and over 500,000 feet of wire and cable.
1995 – 1997 QC Inspector
Shell Delayed Coker Project
E, P, C – Shell – Delayed Coker Unit – United States
The Delayed Coker project is a multi-process facility which encompasses a new Sulfur Recovery unit which
converts H25 to elemental Sulfur and destroys NH3 through the use of the Scott and Claus processing
system, utilizing two (2) operating trains wit the design capacity of 135 TPD using air, or 200 TPD using
oxygen.
1994 – 1995 QC Inspector
122,500 MTPA Gas Phase Polypropylene GPH–1 Project
E, P – Phillips Sumika – Polypropylene Plant – United States
122,500 MTPA Gas Phase Polypropylene GPH–1 Project
1992 – 1994 QC Inspector
Propylene Oxide/MTBE Facilities
E, P – Texaco – Chemical Facility – United States
This project included a first-of-a-kind Texaco Propylene Oxide/MTBE process, UOP Merox Unit and
Scientific Design oxygen mix stations. Starting with a basic design package furnished by Texaco, KBR
performed detailed design and procurement services. By all standards of measurement - cost, schedule,
safety, quality, constructability and startup, this was an exemplary project. A successful cost reduction
program eliminated $40 MM from the estimated cost.