RP 16, 53, 54/NACE 0MR175/176

1. PAUL M. WILSON
14906 West park Apt 1322  Houston, TX 77082  bbep2002@yahoo.com  Cell: 832-766-4998/713-380-1539
Talented Professional Subsea and Drilling Engineer with over 16 ye ars ’ e xpe rie nce plus 17 years in the US
Marine Corps in Covert Operations is eager to utilize skills and experience to deliver quality workmanship.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
 Well versed in Senior Subsea Engineer operations: structural engineering beneath the surface of the sea; design,
build and install mechanical systems: underwater pipelines and pumps; transportation equipment; subsea
wellheads; offshore drilling rigs
 Masterful working knowledge of all types of underwater equipment and vehicles
 Adept at underwater data collection; use of imaging technology or remotely operated vehicles to gather data
 Skilled with both traditional and high-tech tools, such as computer-aided design (CAD) systems, to create realistic
geometric models of drills and rigs to simulate and analyze the effects and potential problems of designs; machine
malfunction and slowdowns
 Work with oceanographers and other scientists to determine locations for drilling as well as teams of other
engineers and professionals to design an interface between the subsea structures and the well
 Well versed in Drilling Engineer operations; develop, plan, cost, schedule and supervise the operations necessary
in the process of drilling oil and gas wells; from initial well design to testing, completion and abandonment
 Proficient to work on land, on offshore platforms or on mobile drilling units either by the operating oil company, a
specialist drilling contractor or a service company administering drilling and service contracts, engineering design,
the planning of wells and supervising the drilling crew on site
 Work with other professionals; geologists and geoscientists, to monitor drilling progress, oversee safety
management and ensure the protection of the environment
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
TA-SUBSEA SURVEYOR June 2014 to November 2014
INQUEST, INC.
Assigned to assess, survey and inspect all Well-control equipment offshore on the various deep-water
MODU (i.e. Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3 MODU). Ensuring that all personal and team safety are with
standards as per (API RP 53, 54).
Operating under the compliance to INQUEST inspection procedures (QMS and HSE) in house standards and
governmental recommend practices. Reporting all details to the client with strict instructions as per a FEED
of a project or in the operation mode while drilling (i.e. WBM, OBM, Brine). Also establishing a spread
sheet for the client of all INC as per BSEE/API details. Monitoring BWM operations on the MODU’s and
the behavior of the crew.
SUBSEA SURVEYOR November 2013 to January 2014
DNV GL (contractor)
Assigned to a group primary mission of minimizing risk to personnel, equipment and strictly enforcing DNV-E101
standards for all drilling units prior to deploying, commissioning or remanufacture.

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SENIOR SUBSEA ENGINEER QA/QC/DELTA Apr 2011 to Sept 2013
SNC LAVALIN Houston, TX
Assigned to a Project Management Team (PMT) that has a Front End in place; for an international client maintaining a
close observation of and on the quality and the forward production of the client’s equipment for future off and onshore
operation dealing with a vertical product. Establish integrated operations (i.e. upstream, midstream and downstream) as
per a FEED (Front End Engineer Design). Maintain documents pertaining to assurance and control of the project to
ensure required data is correctly reported on the appropriate documents. Ensure all specifications are being utilized as
per the appropriate manual and recommended procedure. Supervise and coordinate the implementation of a site
specific QMS. Provide continuous assurance oversight at the construction Work Site(s) to verify work is compliant
with requirements. Provide recommendations to FEED Engineering Team to enhance the fabrication and offshore
safety of the Facilities designs for each project, documentation all operations or task should have traceability (hard
copy details). My visit to the vessel which was a 18.75 10K Cameron Multiplex system positioned in the Venezuela.
SENIOR SUBSEA ENGINEER Dec 2006 to Mar 2011
SPENCER-OGDEN Aberdeen, Scotland
Primary role was to over-see a crew of six conducting Between Well Maintenance (BWM) operations on anchored and
DP Vessels who were assigned exploratory and work-over operations. Maintained records of all test, repairs and
preventive maintenance needed or conducted to the Blow Out Preventer (BOP), surface equipment (i.e. APV bottles,
HPU unit, lubricate for the system (stack magic, Erifon 818 required for operation of the stack functions needed as per
API standards (RP) for subsea tasks. My employers’ office was in Aberdeen; however, my role was offshore; Semi-
Sub vessels DP 10K Multiplex systems 18.75 Cameron Mark 2 systems positioned in Brazil, Pride Rio, Pride Brazil;
conventional systems Pride Mexico 10K 18.75 system moored vessel. Various 6 generation vessel for Ogfell all DP
vessels positioned in East and West Africa regions. I also worked as a SSE on Maersk vessel 6 generation multiplex
system semi subs positioned also in East and West Africa. Ogfell and Maersk vessels are newer DP vessels (i.e.
inverted tensioners, multi- controlled hydraulic and pneumatic upper and lower packer element on the slip-joint.
PILOT / SUBSEA ENGINEER Mar 2006 to Sept 2011
SAIPEM AMERICA/ SONSUB, ENI SUPERIOR Houston, TX
Assigned to various drilling vessels in the Gulf of Mexico and abroad for oil companies conducting drilling and
construction operations; installed jumpers, cut pipe, placed mud-mats, and placed X-trees
SUBSEA ENGINEER Mar 1999 to Mar 2006
GLOBAL MARINE / GLOBAL SANTA FE DRILLING COMPANY Houston, TX / Lafayette, LA
Worked from the entry level position to a member as a Subsea Engineer on the SWAT element
Assigned to conduct complete overhauls of the BOP system MUX and Conventional systems in Cape Town, South
Africa, Australia, India, and Egypt
EXECUTIVE PROTECTION SPECIALIST April 2000 completed
MAJESTY ENTERPRISES http://www.majestyenterprises.com Hollywood, CA
Deployed to areas of the world for various clients with issues that required security; Overt and Covert operations
MILITARY EXPERIENCE
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS May 1982 to February 1999
Open and Close Covert Operations until retirement

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EDUCATION AND TRAINING
UKOOA physical 2010
HUET and Safe Gulf (cold-water) 2010
WEST Engineering Services, Brookshire, TX
Training through Frontier; Water Survival Training Center 2010
Trained on blow out preventers 2009
Deep-water Challenges Seminar (DCS) 2009
Drill Through Equipment (DTE) 2009
Texas A and M University U.S Coast Guard training 2009
Rexroth School for training Canada and Ohio Hydraulic and Symbols 2008
BST Basic Survival Training Civilian 2008
IADC and IWCF International Drilling Certified Surface and subsurface 2004
CORE COMPETENCIES
Preparing well data sheets; designing and selecting well-head equipment; drawing up drilling programmes, taking
account of desired production flow rates; obtaining relevant data, carrying out analysis on site and recommending
immediate actions as necessary; carrying out full engineering analyses of rig site data and preparing regular well
reports; monitoring the daily progress of well operations and current daily costs, comparing actual costs with cost
expenditure proposals and recommending changes or improvements to rig work techniques, which could lead to
optimization of expenditure.
Liaising with specialist contractors and suppliers, such as cement companies or suppliers of drilling fluids; monitoring
safety and ensuring the good maintenance of the well; adhering to environmental protection standards, in some cases
through direct discussion with local governments to ensure compliance with legislative requirements; establishing and
administering drilling and service contracts; co-coordinating and supervising the work of the drilling team.
Undertaking engineering design and the planning of wells (including development work); designing directional well
paths; (horizontally or multi-laterally, as appropriate); managing operations on behalf of small clients; contributing to
conceptual field development design; working with multidisciplinary professionals to evaluate the commercial
viability of the well and monitor progress during drilling; returning the site to its natural environmental setting if
drilling is not to be pursued.