1. Steven Ross
8 Dickson Avenue, Hillside, Montrose, DD10 9EJ
Telephone: 01674 830 381 (Home); 07809567835 (Mobile)
Email: stevieross7@yahoo.co.uk
Personal Profile
I am an assistant subsea supervisor offshore and have been for the last 4 years. I was in the fast track
programme for Transocean and then was offered a position as assistant subsea on board the Sedco
Energy. Due to the Industry downturn I have not had the chance to progress to the next step of Night
supervisor but feel I am more than ready to move up. I served my time as an electrician and have
worked offshore for over 15 years. I am a determined and decisive individual who uses initiative to meet
and resolve challenges either on my own or as part of a team. I am a creative problem solver who
is reliable and dependable in meeting objectives and also very hard working. I am a competent and
dependable person who has high personal standards who pays attention to detail but am always seeking
to learn new things from others within the group. I have Good interpersonal skills and I work well with
others and with these attributes this makes me a valuable team member.
Objectives
Always looking to develop my career further and looking to learn new things but yet use my existing
skills to aid me in any future jobs.
Personal Details
Driving licence: Full / Clean Health: Excellent, Non-smoker
Date of Birth: 1st
June 1976 Passports: 2 x passports
Education and Qualifications
5 Standard Grades (Including English & Mathematics)
NC in Electrical Engineering (4 year Apprenticeship)
Electrical Craftman's Certificate (Electrical Practical Exam)
Achievement Measurement Certificate (Electrical Practical Exam)
Vocational Training
Moduspec Subsea Engineer programme modules 1-4
Cameron Hydraulic Technician Course
Cameron Mechanical Course
Siemens S5sys1-Simatic S5 system 1 training course (plc)
Siemens S7sys1-Simatic S7 system 1 training course (plc)
Siemens S7sys2-Simatic S7 system 1 training course (plc)
NC of Core competence Compex Course:
Unit EX01 Preparation & Installation of Ex “d”, “e” & “p” Systems
Unit EX02 Maintenance & Inspection of Ex “d”, “e” & “p” Systems
Unit EX03 Preparation & Installation of Ex “i” Systems
Unit EX04 Maintenance & Inspection of Ex “i” Systems
Introduction to Well Control: Aberdeen Drilling School
Basic Drilling Technology and Equipment: Aberdeen Drilling School
NOV In-house Hydraulics training
NOV In-house CCS (Continuous Circulation System) Training
NOV In-house PCWD (Pressure Control While Drilling) Training
Offshore RGIT (British, Dutch and Norwegian)
Current Well Control Certificate

2. Employment Summary
August 2012 – Present
Assistant Subsea Supervisor, Transocean (Sedco Energy)
 Currently in charge of cold stacking the Sedco Energy
 Assist senior subsea with day to day running, maintenance and installation of subsea
equipment.
 Work on the following equipment when on surface. Cameron TL c/w Ramlocks, Cameron DL
Annular, Vetco HD H4 Connector and Cameron Collet 70 LMRP connector
 Maintain, run and pull Vetco MR-10 Riser system
 Maintain and install the Hydril FS-21 Diverter.
 Refer to relevant drawings when rebuilding the BOP stack and all other subsea equipment.
 Pressure testing various subsea equipment and choke and kill manifold from the subsea
test unit or via the cement unit.
 Operate and maintain 200k Retsco tensioner system
 Pre-charge of system accumulators on surface and on the BOP
 Installation and maintenance of WOM valves etc. on the choke and kill manifold.
 Swagelok pipe bending and installation.
 Hose Crimping
 Carry out routine maintenance on equipment and update the RMS (Rig Maintenance
System). Also involved with planning of all IBW maintenance
June 2011 – August 2012
Assistant Subsea Engineer, Sub-C Engineering Ltd
 Assist subsea crews with maintenance and installation of subsea equipment.
 Assist with rig moves, pulling and running BOP.
 I have worked on various styles of BOP. These include Cameron TL & U2, Hydril Mux,
Shaffer SL.
 Refer to relevant drawings when rebuilding the BOP stack and all other subsea equipment.
 Pressure testing various subsea equipment.
 Installation of tensioner wires and general maintenance on various tensioner systems.
 Pre-charge of system accumulators.
 Installation of valves etc. on the choke and kill manifold.
 Swagelok pipe bending and installation.
Jan 2010 – May 2011
Tech Support Engineer, National Oilwell Varco
 Providing onshore support to our engineers and Customers on CCS (Continuous Circulation
System) and PCWD (Pressure Control While Drilling) system.
 Providing training for Service Engineers for CCS system.
 Responsible for preparing schedules for ongoing projects and for supplying Service
Engineers to support the customer’s needs.
 The main point of contact for Customers and Service Engineers regarding
technical requirements to CCS and PCWD systems.
 Liaising with customers during lifetime of projects which includes meetings right through to
invoicing.
 Briefing and guidance for Service Engineers prior to projects starting.
 On call support required on a rotational basis
 Ensure that all relevant certification is in place for projects.

3. Sept 2006 - Dec 2009
Electrical / Mechanical Service Engineer, National Oilwell Varco
 Based globally offshore and on land to attend to break down repair, installation and training
on NOV pressure control systems. Systems included single and 3 phase systems, SBC’s,
PLC’s, electric / hydraulic controls, HMI system, Fibre Optic repair, PROFIBUS systems,
Bartec OLM’s and Digital / analogue modules and data logging systems. Also required to
strip / rebuild Shaffer valves, Shaffer rotating annular and CCS system (5” NXT BOP bodies)
 Interpret NOV drawings (Electrical, Mechanical and hydraulic) during maintenance and fault
finding.
 Responsible for Supervising of jobs, Liaise with customers and that all relevant paperwork is
completed clearly and concisely on NOV pressure control projects.
 Ensuring NOV procedures are followed when operating /maintaining pressure control
equipment.
 Maintaining electrically and mechanically to relevant offshore standards PCWD and
CCS systems.
Sept 2004 - Sept 2006 Electrician, Weatherford Wellserv
 Based on and offshore maintaining electrically and mechanically to offshore standards
Wireline, Electric line, coiled tubing and fire and gas systems.
 Dealing with 3rd
party inspectors to make sure the equipment is maintained to offshore
specifications and all relevant certification is in place prior to equipment being allowed
offshore.
Sept 2003 - Sept 2004 Electrician, PSL Energy Services
 More Details available on request
Feb 2001 - Sept 2003 Electrician, Weatherford Wellserv
 More Details available on request
Oct 1999 - Feb 2001 Maintenance Electrician, Sundollit, Montrose
 More Details available on request
July 1999 - Oct 1999 Electrician, Semple Cochrane
 More Details available on request
Mar 1998 - July 1999 Electrician, Watson Norie Ltd
 More Details available on request
Aug 1993 - Mar 1998 Apprentice Electrician, Clan Electrical & Hutcheon Services
 More Details available on request
Interests
My interests include Football, Golf and travelling abroad.