This document provides details about Capt. Guru N. Misra, including his employment history working on various engineering projects around the world over the past 15 years. It lists his role, responsibilities, and accomplishments in his current role as Superintendent of Marine Facilities for the QCLNG Project in Australia, as well as previous engineering and safety roles on LNG projects in countries like the US, Angola, India, and more. It also provides his personal details, education, licenses, and qualifications.

1. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
NAME: Capt. Guru N. Misra (216601) DATE: August 1, 2014
CLASSIFICATION: Grade 27
WORKING TITLE: Superintendent – Marine Facilities, QCLNG Project
ORGANIZATION: Project Field Engineering / PJET Marine Compliance & ES&H
LOCATION: Gladstone, Queensland, Australia – QC LNG Project
CITIZENSHIP: Indian
CONTINUOUS SERVICE DATE: May 1 1999 (Cantarrel Project, México)
RE-EMPLOYMENT DATE(S): April 1997-April 1999: Cantarrel project (seconded to Bechtel by Sea Trans
Houston); May 1999-June 2000: Cantarrel Project ;March 2001-March 2003
(Caspian Sea Island Building Project); May 2004-July 2004 (Atlantic LNG Train 4
Trinidad); Sept. 2004-Dec.2005 EG LNG, Malabo, EG); March 2006-Feb. 2008
(SPLNG, Cameron Parish, LA, USA); March 2008-Oct.2008 (Kgd6 Project,
India); June 2009 – June 2010 (Angola LNG project, Soyo, Angola) ; July 2010-
To July 2014: QCLNG Project/PJET, Gladstone, QLD., Australia
SPOUSE'S NAME: Mrs. Lata G. Misra, 62 Shalimar Apts., 4 Desouza Road, Bangalore
560025, Karnataka, India
CHILDREN'S DETAILS: Rishi Misra, 101 Lombard St., San Francisco, CA,94111,USA
Rohan Misra, 4 Desouza Road, Bangalore, 560025. India
PERMANENT home address
Personal e-mail address/Phone
Nos.
4 Desouza Road, 62 Shalimar Apts., Bangalore 560025, India
captguru@gmail.com ; +91 80 22105712 / +91 80 4123 6618
Cell: +91 8095561474
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2. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
NAME: Capt. Guru N. Misra (216601) DATE: August 1, 2014
CLASSIFICATION: Grade 27
WORKING TITLE: Superintendent – Marine Facilities, QCLNG Project
ORGANIZATION: Project Field Engineering / PJET Marine Compliance & ES&H
NAME: Capt. Guru N. Misra (216601) DATE: August 1, 2014
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND SOCIETIES: DATE
Advanced First Aid Course – CQ First Aid and Safety – Gladstone Mar.2014
Bechtel Leadership Development Program Workshop Sept.2013
Port Facility Security Officer Training Course – by Corporate Protection Australia Jun. 2012
Bechtel HSE Leadership Workshop for Construction Supervisors Aug.2011
CPCCOHS1991A Work Safely in the construction industry Apr. 2011
Level III – Oil spill Responder, Training by MSQ, Queensland National Plan, QLD, Australia Jun.2011
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3. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
NAME: Capt. Guru N. Misra (216601) DATE: August 1, 2014
CLASSIFICATION: Grade 27
WORKING TITLE: Superintendent – Marine Facilities, QCLNG Project
ORGANIZATION: Project Field Engineering / PJET Marine Compliance & ES&H
Introduction to Oil Spill Response Course/Training by MSQ, Brisbane, QLD, Australia Nov.2010
HUET (helicopter underwater egress training) / Survival at Sea/Fire Fighting & First Aid Course Sept. 2008
ISPS (International Ship & Port Facility Security Course) – PFSO 2005
CSO/SSO (Company Security Officer / Ship Security Officer) IMO APPROVED COURSE 2004
IRCA (UK) REGISTERED LEAD AUDITOR COURSE
NQA sponsored Lead Assessor Course for ISO 9001:2000 2003
LRK MARINE & QUALITY SERVICES (An ISO 9001:2000 Certified Organisation)
Internal Safety Auditing relating to the requirements of IMO’s International Safety Management Code 2003
LBS COLLEGE OF ADVANCED MARITIME STUDIES & RESEARCH (CAMSAR):
• Radar Simulator Course 2000
• Master’s Up-Grade Course – as per STCW ’95 Regulations 2000
• Liquid Cargo Handling Simulator 1996
SCI MARITIME TRAINING INSTITUTE – MUMBAI:
• Tanker Safety Up-Grade Course 2000
RCA Training by Bechtel 1999
NIPM – MADRAS, INDIA:
• Master’s Revalidation Course 1995
• Proficiency in Survival Craft 1995
• Tanker Safety Course 1995
• Ship Captain’s Medicare Course 1995
• Marine Communication Course 1992
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4. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
NAME: Capt. Guru N. Misra (216601) DATE: August 1, 2014
CLASSIFICATION: Grade 27
WORKING TITLE: Superintendent – Marine Facilities, QCLNG Project
ORGANIZATION: Project Field Engineering / PJET Marine Compliance & ES&H
EDUCATION AND PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS:
DEGREE, CERT., ETC. SCHOOL MAJOR (OR SUBJECT) DATE
Pre-Senior Cambridge St. Joseph’s Collegiate,
Allahabad, India
PCMB 1965
Master Foreign-Going
Vessels Certificate of
Competency
Director General of Shipping,
Mercantile Marine Department,
Bombay, India
Marine Navigation ,(and Seamanship,
Cargo Handling, Meteorology)
1975
OTHER SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION:
(Language Capabilities, Assignment Preferences, Computer Skills & Outside Activities)
COMPUTER SKILLS: Word, Excel for Windows Environment. Familiar with Bechtel programs
LANGUAGE CAPABILITIES: English/Hindi – R/S/W Proficient; Spanish – R/S Basic;
LOCATION PREFERENCE: North America, Asia, Australia, preferably accompanied
OTHER INTERESTS: Anything connected with Marine activities; Sports – Tennis, Cricket, Football, Outbound camps
Impart knowledge to others,
Yoga-Pranayama-Meditation - maintain and keep healthy in body and mind
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5. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
WORK HISTORY
DATES COMPANY OR DEPARTMENT
POSITION HELD, SUMMARY OF
RESPONSIBILITIES AND
From To LOCATION AND SUPERVISOR SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS
July 2010 July 2014 Bechtel Australia Pty Ltd., QCLNG
Project / Gladstone, QLD, Au/
Paul Marsden – PFE/
Norm Black – PJET ES&H and
Marine Compliance Manager
Superintendent – Marine Facilities.
Inspection of Marine Vessels and review of
data/documents in order to assess suitability on Project
and in compliance with MSQ/AMSA Rules and
Regulations under the aegis of IMO SOLAS
Regulations and Marpol73/78 Convention. Regular
liaising with client QGC representative and through him
with GPC and MSQ. Review and provide critical data
during formation of Marine Oil spill prevention and
response plan Phase 1. Review and provide write up
towards formation of Marine Traffic Management Plan
Phase 1- Oct-Dec.2010. Later, updated the above and
renamed to Marine Vessel Traffic Management Plan
for period 2010-2014.
Liaised with sub-contractor engaged in marine
construction work at three locations within Gladstone
Harbour. Reviewed reports/documents on marine
construction vessels. Provided comments with
concerns for lack of adequate data with regard to
certification and in non-compliance with MSQ’s
Gladstone Harbour construction guidelines.
Carried out inspection on vessels in Rock Hampton
and Brisbane on PAX Ship and Landing craft. Provided
recommendations for vessels upgrade. The landing
craft (built 1976) had been surveyed by a MSQ
accredited surveyor who stated that the vessel was
good for her age. Investigated and found inadequate
data for last dry dock and internal tanks/void space
inspections. No stability data after modification in 1999.
Internal examination of void spaces revealed deficient
bilge suction pipelines and jammed valves. Vessel
poorly maintained. Provided guidelines to improve
vessel condition. Both vessels inducted into the Project
and operating satisfactorily. Provided support to HSSE
group during investigation of marine related incidents.
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6. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
June 2009 June 2010 Bechtel International, ES&H, Soyo,
Angola / Alvin Markle ES&H Manager
ES&H Supervisor/Marine Specialist.
Coordinated/monitored all phases of construction
safety of LNG Marine Terminal in 15m depth. Carried
out pre-start up safety Inspections of Marine Vessels to
ensure compliance with Project and IMO procedures
and regulations.
Assisted the Marine superintendent during all phases
of construction of the LNG marine loading terminal.
Carried out Incident/Accident investigation and RCA
Reviewed engineering/construction/HSE
drawings/procedures and provided inputs/comments
Covered MSTelcom/Honeywell ES&H issues in the
absence of their HSE Manager.
Provided support to Construction Superintendent in
ES&H matters during construction of training centre at
Kitona. On commissioning of the training centre,
provided support to Training Manager in all matters
related to safety procedures
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7. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
March 2008 October 2008 Worked for Bechtel Offshore through
NES Malaysia at Visakhapatnam,
India on RIL Kgd6 Project – Marine
Specialist/Advisor/Marine ES&H /
Marwan Abbassi – Offshore Manager
Conducted marine vessel checklist inspections and
IMCA inspections on various types of vessels,
registered in various countries and classed with various
Classification Societies. Followed up on corrective
actions to ensure compliance with IMO-Solas/IOPP
Requirements.
Marine incident investigation – Analysed reports and
provided guidance to the Contractor Marine/HSE team
in order to close out the incidents, commensurate with
obtaining data, lessons learnt.
On board Diving Support vessel – Monitored saturation
diving upto 97m depth off Control and riser platform in
the Bay of Bengal, spool tie up with riser pipes on the
CRP.
On board subsea intervention vessels carrying out
various GVI works and laying concrete mattresses, etc.
Headed the Bechtel/RIL/Contractor team for SIMOPS
with CRP and DSV and helped resolve issues
pertaining to same.
Reviewed various emergency notification
procedures/charts, bridging documents, diving related
procedures and provided valuable comments.
Lead the ES&H group for six weeks in the absence of
Bechtel ES&H Manager.
Provided ample guidance in road safety and accident
prevention procedures to Project drivers.
Carried out inspections on marine fabrication units
onshore in several locations connected with the
Project.
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8. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
March 2006 February 2008 Bechtel Corp., USA. – On Sabine
Pass LNG Terminal Project, Cameron
Parish, LA – As Construction
Coordinator – Marine – Phase 1 /2
Bruce Sullivan/ Don Herring – Site
Managers
Phase -1: Overseeing LNG Terminal construction work
by Weeks Marine, dredging works of the SPLNG basin
by WM, slope protection works by Luhr Bros upper
bench +7’ down to (-) 46’ elevation.
Coordinated installation of SVT Marine Loading arms
(4) each on each east/west marine loading terminals.
Coordinated installation of (100 sets each of Harbour
Marine Engg. Quick Release mooring hooks (QRMH)
at each east/west marine loading berths. Coordinated
installation of fire monitor and gangway towers at each
east/west marine terminals..
Witnessed laying/installation of LNG pipeline onto
Marine Terminals East & West.
Coordinated efforts by WM/LB when probing for rocks
at elevation above design grade in the SPLNG basin.
Carried out pre-start up safety Inspections of Marine
vessels to ensure compliance with Project Procedures,
OSHA and IMO requirements and Regulations.
Provided guidance and made recommendations to
client Cheniere’s Construction and Marine O&M group
with regard to the LNG Marine loading terminal.
Phase-2: Overseeing open cell sheet pile and fender
piles installation by Bo-Mac Marine.
Monitored installation of cap beams, Fentek fenders,
bollards at the tug berth.
Coordinated and monitored activities with regard to
installation, testing, pre-commissioning of QRMH TMS
(Tension monitoring system) and Docking Aids
System.
Overseeing second round of dredging by GLDD-C in
the SPLNG basin and tug berth area. Monitored
bathymetry equipment calibration and surveys.
Coordinated & monitored slope protection work, upper
bench +7’ down to (-) 46’ elevation by Bertucci in the
tug berth area.
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9. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
June 2005 September
2005
Bechtel International, USA – EG LNG
train 1 Project, Punta Europa,
Malabo, Bioko Island, EG / Bob
Young - Site Manager
Jetty Operations Manager / PFSO (Port Facility
Security Officer.
Coordinator and in-charge of all phases of operations
of docking/undocking/unloading of several Ocean-
Going heavy lift and general cargo vessels destined for
the Project from various around the world.
Reviewed and provided inputs into the formation of the
Port Security manual. Provided guidance to Bechtel
Security group in managing Port Security at the
construction dock.
September
2004
December
2005
Bechtel International, USA – EG LNG
train 1 Project, Punta Europa,
Malabo, Bioko Island, EG / Shannon
O’Toole – ES&H Manager
Marine Specialist/Senior ES&H Supervisor:
Coordinated/monitored all phases of construction
safety of LNG marine terminal in 20m depth off Bioko
Island on the North Atlantic Ocean side.
Carried out pre-start up safety inspection of Marine
vessels to ensure compliance with Project and IMO
Procedures and Regulations.
Coordinated and monitored blasting/ removal of under
water rocks off construction dock and LNG terminal.
Assisted the Construction Superintendent during all
phases of construction of the Construction dock and
LNG Marine Terminal.
Coordinated/monitored Safety/Environment compliance
by KWH of Vancouver, B.C., Canada during assembly,
testing and installation of marine tower for the
suspension bridge.
Monitored safety and environment compliance (part
time) by LNG tank construction sub contractor.
Supervised laying of 6” sewage pipe from coast out to
about 400m ending in an outfall, in max. depth of 12m.
May 2004 July 2004 Bechtel International, USA – Atlantic
LNG Train 4 Project at Point Fortin,
Trinidad W.I./ DaCosta Kirton – ES&H
Manager
Marine Specialist/Senior ES&H Supervisor:
Coordinated/monitored safety and environment
compliance by two major marine and (1) major and (9)
other land work sub contractors.
Carried out interim safety inspection of Marine vessels
to ensure compliance with Project and IMO procedure
and regulations.
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10. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
March 2001 March 2003 Bechtel Corporation, EAMS, London UK.
Bechtel-Enka Joint Venture at
Istanbul, Turkey / Bautino,
Kazakhstan/Bob Sinnott – Project
Manager
Marine Consultant/Advisor-Marine
Superintendent/Marine Manager:
Carried out pre-purchase/on-hire inspections of marine
vessels in Istanbul/Russia prior mobilization into
Bautino, Kazakhstan (on the shores of Caspian Sea).
Prepared repair lists and IMO Safety/Environmental
Compliance checklists for equipment supply/installation
on vessels at Istanbul.
Supervised dry docking/major repairs at Istanbul on
vessels of the Company. Liaised with RMRS(Russian
Maritime Register of Shipping) during this period and
provided guidance to Company concerned personnel.
Advised and guided Procurement Group in Marine
purchase procedures and ISSA and IMPA marine
catalogues.
At Bautino: Advised Company and guided Ship
Managers in managing a fleet of Owned and chartered
vessels for the North Caspian Sea Island construction
works in 2001.
At Bautino: 2002-2003 – Headed the Marine
Department, managing a fleet of 30 Owned and
chartered vessels to support Island construction works
in the North Caspian Sea.
During the entire period managed Environment, Safety
& Health matters related to Marine department, with
support from Company ES&H group providing back-up
on land.
Participated in and managed Safety Audit for Marine
Group conducted by AGIP KCO in 2001 & 2002.
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11. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
April 1997
May 1999
April 1999
June 2000
Worked for Houston based Company,
seconded to Bechtel Corp. Houston –
At Houston, Mexico, Singapore –
Sid Sircar – Project Manager &
DaCosta Kirton – ES&H Manager
(based in Villahermosa, Mexico)
Bechtel Corp. Houston –
Mexico –
DaCosta Kirton – ES&H Manager
Marine Specialist/Advisor, Consultant to Mexican Oil
Company Pemex – member of the team that carried
out bid evaluation and award of contract. Inspected
ULCC “Juno” for suitability of conversion to an FSO.
Supervised conversion at Jurong Shipyard, Singapore,
offshore work off the Cantarell field in the Gulf of
Mexico during laying of 10 point mooring system in
80m depth for the FSO “Ta Kuntah”, hook up,
commissioning and delivery to Pemex.
During these periods monitored ES&H performance of
the various subs
Witnessed some of the activities related to pipe laying
and trenching sub-sea in depths of 40-80m.
Supervised and monitored loading operations from
Akal “J” via 36” pipeline, then discharging into two
export tankers – one side by side using chiksan arms,
the other at tandem using floating marine hoses.
Carried out Safety audits of main and sub-contractors.
Assisted Project Team – witnessing and monitoring of
performance tests.
Assisted with preparing recommendations for Pemex to
issue Commissioning Certificate.
ES&H Co-ordinator/Manager – for pipeline, marine
and infrastructure for the Cantarell Project based in Ciu
da Del Carmen, Mexico.
Undertook Port State Inspections on all types of
operational marine vessels.
Supervised and managed safety program during major
shutdown and upgrade of oil platforms in the Gulf of
Mexico.
Implemented accident investigation, RCA and
corrective actions in order to enforce Bechtel /Pemex
ZERO Accident Tolerance Philosophy.
Inspected Fabrication yards at Carmen –
recommended and monitored implementation of safety
measures. Helped raise awareness / standards to
world class.
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12. NAME AND EMPLOYEE NUMBER: Capt Guru N. Misra - 216601
OCEAN GOING
1967 1997 Thirty Years at Sea –
Deck Cadet, through to Chief
Mate, then,
17 years as Captain in Command
on Merchant vessels.
Owned, operated by Indian, Norwegian, British and American Owners (Mobil
Oil Corp.) – 12 of these years as Captain in Command on board Oil Tankers
– Crude, Product and Chemical.
• Extensive experience on board oil tankers during
Major repair period/dry dock, e.g., Lisnave-Lisbon
Jurong-Singapore, Amsterdam, Goteborg, etc
Supervised on board repairs/retrofits during voyages at sea.
Operation and maintenance on IGS (inert gas systems)
Operation and maintenance on COW (crude oil washing)
Implemented on board training, counselling and appraisal of staff.
Attended seminars in Human Resources Management
Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Home phone: +91 80 22105712 / 41236618
Cell: +91 8095561474
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