Dennis Boyle has over 40 years of experience in instrument control systems including hands-on work and project management. He has specialized in DCS and safety systems, working extensively with Honeywell systems. His experience includes roles as a senior engineering consultant, project manager, lead engineer and applications engineer on oil and gas, petrochemical and other industrial projects worldwide. He aims to utilize his engineering, management and consultancy skills to provide competent solutions to clients.

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Dennis P. Boyle
Objective A career of some 40+ years has provided a well developed qualified working knowledge of
Instrument Control Systems. Experience has been gained on numerous diverse projects
world wide. Responsibilities have included not just hands on but also the supervision and
management of projects and commissioning of Instrument Control, DCS, ESD, F&G, MMS,
Compressor Controls and HVAC systems. Completion of numerous training courses enabling
my engineering and management consultancy skills to stay abreast of latest technological
solutions. Honeywell TDC 3000/Experion training courses have steered a career towards
DCS and Safety Systems specialisation. Project Engineering training in Honeywell’s Centre
of Excellence in Brussels, coupled with hands on, in depth practical experience has led to
management and supervision opportunities in these fields of engineering. Add to this,
extensive 12yrs. PMC experience. These attributes provide a good foundation for
maintaining a diligent and competent approach to both engineering and business
management solutions anywhere in the world.
Experience • Feb 2003–Feb 2015: Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction ADGAS. Abu Dhabi, UAE
Snr. Control and Safety Systems Engineering Consultant (PMC)
 Contracted as SCSE consultant to the client Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Co. for the
PMC activities involving two Controls Systems Upgrade Projects and one Greenfields
project namely the Integrated Gas Development Project (IGD), on Das Island. Initially
reviewing Front End Engineering Design documents, CONSOP and HAZOP reviews.
Preparation of ITB documents and participating in value engineering, PHSER and task
risk assessment and SIL workshops (SHELL RRM and SIFPRO databases). Then
actively reviewing and approving specifications and procedures, Conceptual and Detailed
Design Specifications and Control Narratives and schemes on behalf of the client.
Ensuring relevant codes, standards and procedures are observed by the EPC contractors
during engineering phase. Then on to witness Integrated Factory and Site Acceptance
Testing of hardware and software to accept on client’s behalf (SAT). Successfully
supervising the installation and commissioning of same equipment. Finally reviewing and
accepting all as built documentation, prior to acceptance and handover to client. Systems
included Honeywell’s TPS, Experion PKS, SM, PHD and AAMS, GE’s MkVIe and
MkVIe(s), Invensys Triconex, Bently Nevada, CCC Compressor Controls.
• Jan 2001 – Jan 2003: Solvay Polyolefins Lillo, Belgium
Lead Applications/Control Systems Engineer
 Contracted to Solvay Polyolefins for the DCS activities involving the implementation of
instrumentation and DCS for a third production line in Solvay’s Polyethelene Plant.
Initially composing control narratives and Detailed functional Specifications from process
descriptions, for customer approval. Defining loop typicals and Graphic layouts and
interfaces for process personnel. Then the implementation of the control schemes and
schematic on Honeywell’s TPS. Then on to successfully complete the commissioning of
the new line. Follow up support for Process Engineers through the initial running of the
plant systems.
• October 1999 – Dec. 2000 Honeywell IACD NL13 Geleen, Netherlands
Applications/Control Systems Engineer
 Contracted to Honeywell for the DCS activities involving two boiler re-vamps for DSM.
Implementation centred around Honeywell’s TPS builder. Defining and implementing
standard typical loops, (HPM and SMM) network configuration and designing loop
strategies. Completed a side project involving the introduction of one EPLCG for DSM’s
AFA3 plant. Reconfiguration of the system for online addition of gateway and Extrel Mass
Spectrometers.
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2. • April 1998 – July 1999 Honeywell IACD JUBAIL, Saudi Arabia
Project Manager/Lead Engineer
 Contracted to Honeywell Turki Arabia Ltd. for the activities for the SADAF CIE upgrade
project. Client migrated to a new TPS including the latest Honeywell GUS stations from
their existing stand alone Hiway Based system. APP and PHD implementation activities
were also required. Active role was played in delivering the pre-determined foundation for
template sub-pictures and further standardisation of the SADAF schematics for both
hiway and UCN (Earlier Project) based controllers. Driving a team of Engineers and
Technicians on the setting up of the new hardware and co-ordination of primary
installation activities and writing Hot Cut-over, FAT and SAT procedures. All activities
completed with commendation from the Client SADAF.
 Driving Honeywell’s Y2k effort for clients in Kingdom.
 Raytheon/Badger Styrene Expansion Project. Addition of extra Gus Stations and HPM’s.
Configuration of extra control loops and Gus graphics.
 Driving the HTAL quality system with a view to achieve ISO 9000 certification
• Aug. 1997 – April 1998 ABB Forstar, Sydney, Australia
Project Manager
 Contracted to ABB ForStar to run two projects for their Non Franchise Energy Trading
System. Based in Energy Australia’s head office, responsible to drive a team of Analysts
and Programmers to implement and adapt the product to the client’s requirement for
trading in the new contestable electricity markets for, both electrical retailers, Energy
Australia and Northpower. Main Database being Oracle and applications written in
Delphi2.
• Jul. 1996 – Aug 1997 Honeywell IACD Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Project Manager/Lead Engineer
• Contracted to Honeywell Turki Arabia Ltd. For the activities for two projects on the
utilities units for the client SABIC. Duties include the client interface activities and
consultation for a burner management upgrade project involving five Triconix version 9
TMR critical process controllers. Supervision of the implementation, checking and
factory acceptance of the logic and system interfacing to Honeywell’s DCS. The second
project included the upgrade and rationalisation of the combustion and boiler feedwater
control system from existing hiway based controllers to new UCN based APM’s.
Supervision of site activities during installation and commissioning on live plant with no
plant outages. (Customer endorsement available if required)
• Aug. 1995 – Jul. 1996 Honeywell IACD Bracknell, UK
Applications Engineer
• Contracted to Honeywell for the design and implementation of AM applications for the
Texaco Captain Wellhead Protector Platform and Floating Production Storage and Off-
loading Vessel. Factory Acceptance for the Wellheads Production and Test Manifolds
completed satisfactorily.
• Completion of design for the second phase of the project involving, Well Testing,
Production and Test Separation Applications and Implementation of several diverse
Stop/Start, Duty/Standby routines for the numerous pumping facilities on board.
Offshore reporting functions implemented in the AM and handed onshore to the Texaco
LAN using PCNM.
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3. • Feb. 1995 – Aug. 1995 Honeywell IACD Amsterdam,
Netherlands
Applications Engineer
• Contracted to Honeywell for the implementation of a Batch Automation project for SHELL
within their EPIKOTE Plant. Coding and testing of CL APM sequences complying with
the Joint HONEYWELL SHELL CLASS2 software structure. Implementation of levels
two, three and four of Honeywell's Modular Batch Application package. (Level one is not
a requirement within this structure).
• FAT for phases 1 (Area 02) and 2 (Area 01) completed ahead of schedule and to the
customer’s complete satisfaction.
• Jun. 1994 – Jan. 1995 Honeywell PACE Brussels Belgium
Applications Engineer
• Contracted to Honeywell BE02 for the Implementation of a Batch Automation project for
BP Chemicals WINGLES France. Implementation activities carried out under the SP80
batch automation banner. Functional Specification and Detailed Functional/Design
Specification and Coding. The job entailed the adaptation of Honeywell's BATCH
SUPERVISOR Application package and the implementation of the 3 Levels of the
Programme using template CL BPO and SDC template files.
• Mar. 1993 - May 1994 Honeywell IACD Rotterdam,
Netherlands
Instrument Engineer
• Contracted to Honeywell NL01 as Site Representative for the Site Acceptance Tests of a
DCS system comprising LCN and UCN (APM) equipment utilising Honeywell's new GI/IS
Field Terminal Assemblies.
• Then as a member of a joint Nerefco/Honeywell compatibility team assessing the
interface between the new DCS equipment and the old field instrumentation.
• Jul. 1989 – Feb. 1993 Honeywell PACE, Brussels, Belgium
Project Engineer
• Contracted to Honeywell by PECOM TECHNOLOGIES for the configuration and
implementation of T.D.C. Control Systems. Duties included working within Honeywell's
Total Quality Management System to ISO 9001(BS 5750) for supervision of the
manufacturing, factory acceptance testing and integration of system plus custom
software and dispatch of equipment to the various Honeywell Affiliates throughout
Europe America and the Middle East.
• Jun. 1988 – Jun. 1989 B.P. Chemicals, Antwerp Belgium
Instrument Commissioning Engineer
• Contracted to BP Chemicals for the inspection and commissioning of a Honeywell TDC
3000 system as per checkout manual S.W. 20-110. Full staging tests to prove the
functionality of Extended Controller algorithms, H.L.P.I.U. and L.E.P.I.U. system tests
including un-interruptable automatic control, reserve extended controller director back-
up, highway branch tests and local control network cable test.
• Jan. 1988 – May 1988 Marathon Oil Aberdeen, Scotland
Instrument Inspector
• Contracted to Marathon Oil for the inspection, calibration, loop-checks, system test and
commissioning of new Gas Compression Module for import and export condensate on
MARATHON OIL's BRAE ALPHA production platform..
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4. • Oct. 1987 – Jan. 1988 Kelloggs Plant Services Mina Al Achmedi,
Kuwait
Instrument Supervisor
• Supervise personnel on maintenance of pneumatic, electronic and microprocessor based
control systems. Direct Foremen, Technicians and Mechanics on day to day routines and
planned maintenance programmes on a petrochemical refinery (Mina Al Achmedi) in
Kuwait
• Jun. 1987 – Oct. 1987 Press Offshore Aberdeen, Scotland
Instrument Engineer
• Installation, calibration and commissioning of control loops associated with the
conversion of two de-aerator towers from a gas scavenge system to a vacuum de-
aeration system. Initial proving and monitoring.
• Mar. 1987 – Jun. 1987 EMPAC Group Ltd., Widnes UK
Technical Consultant
• Directly responsible to the Technical Manager of McAlpine Services for the design and
testing of a 19 inch rack system to monitor the integrity tests on TOTAL's North Alwyn B
pipelines, the system needing to be both portable and intrinsically safe in accordance
with TOMEC ENGINEERING Hazardous Area requirements
• Dec. 1986 – Mar. 1987 Strathclyde Eng. Ltd. Aberdeen, Scotland
Instrument Commissioning Engineer
• Directly responsible to the MARATHON's Brae B Module Support Frame Senior
Instrument Engineer. Duties included allocation of job packs, system measure and
feedback reports, co-ordinating Planning, construction and Commissioning teams
• March 1985 - December 1986 McDermott Int. Ltd. Aberdeen, Scotland
Instrument Engineer
• Duties include the interpretation of task work packs and drawings, also work progress
feedback. Installation of all equipment relevant to instrument control loops to BRITOIL
Standard CE/CP/IN2 and CE/CP/IN3 Instrument Installation, Calibration and Testing.
Locating and mounting of equipment, cable runs, instrument pipework, inspection,
commissioning and proving control loops.
• Dec. 1983 – Mar.1985 Strathclyde Eng. Ltd. Aberdeen, Scotland
Instrument Foreman
• Installation of instrument control loops, loop checks, calibration and commissioning
associated with the N.L.G.P. import and export gas system. Also commissioning of oil
and gas metering for the DEVERON satellite field which is produced through the
THISTLE platform.
• Jan. 1982 – Nov. 1983 M.M. OIL Ltd. Amsterdam,
Netherlands
Instrument Foreman
• Helm, Helder and Hoorn production platforms. Initially the supervision of construction
work involving oil rig hook up for Union Oil of the Netherlands. Then as part of a back up
team supporting the permanent Union Oil staff on a planned maintenance system.
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5. • Jul. 1979 – Jan. 1981 British Steel Corp. BSC. Consett, UK
Instrument Maintenance Chargehand.
• Directly responsible to works Instrument Engineer for the supervision of maintenance
personnel within a modern integrated steelworks. Job priorities and distribution,
breakdown and planned preventive maintenance feedback reports.
• Sep. 1977 – Jul.1979 British Steel Corp. BSC.Consett, UK
Instrument Maintenance Technician.
• Part of an instrument maintenance team carrying out a planned preventive maintenance
system on a wide range of instrumentation apposite to an integrated steelworks.
• Sep. 1973 – Sep. 1977 British Steel Corp. BSC.Consett, UK
Apprentice Instrument Technician.
• Full introduction to all types of engineering practices coupled with a good college
education.
Certificates
Held
• H.N.D. Certificate in Control and Instrumentation
• Honeywell’s TPS Builder Training
• Honeywell FSC (Safety Manager)
• Triconex Safety and Critical Control
• Global User Station Training
• Honeywell's Universal Station Implementation
• Multifunctional Controller Implementation
• Advanced Process Manager Implementation
• Application Module Implementation
• MTL Intrinsically Safe Instrumentation
• ESD Awareness Certificate
• Value Engineering Certificate
Other
Attributes
• Fully PC literate: Windows Access, Excel, Word, Honeywell’s Workbook. Brief,
Knowledge of Visual Basic and VBA. Honeywell’s TPS Builder. Honeywell’s new PKS
system.
Nationality • British
Date of birth • April 24, 1957
Languages • English mother tongue, knowledge of Dutch.
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6. • Jul. 1979 – Jan. 1981 British Steel Corp. BSC. Consett, UK
Instrument Maintenance Chargehand.
• Directly responsible to works Instrument Engineer for the supervision of maintenance
personnel within a modern integrated steelworks. Job priorities and distribution,
breakdown and planned preventive maintenance feedback reports.
• Sep. 1977 – Jul.1979 British Steel Corp. BSC.Consett, UK
Instrument Maintenance Technician.
• Part of an instrument maintenance team carrying out a planned preventive maintenance
system on a wide range of instrumentation apposite to an integrated steelworks.
• Sep. 1973 – Sep. 1977 British Steel Corp. BSC.Consett, UK
Apprentice Instrument Technician.
• Full introduction to all types of engineering practices coupled with a good college
education.
Certificates
Held
• H.N.D. Certificate in Control and Instrumentation
• Honeywell’s TPS Builder Training
• Honeywell FSC (Safety Manager)
• Triconex Safety and Critical Control
• Global User Station Training
• Honeywell's Universal Station Implementation
• Multifunctional Controller Implementation
• Advanced Process Manager Implementation
• Application Module Implementation
• MTL Intrinsically Safe Instrumentation
• ESD Awareness Certificate
• Value Engineering Certificate
Other
Attributes
• Fully PC literate: Windows Access, Excel, Word, Honeywell’s Workbook. Brief,
Knowledge of Visual Basic and VBA. Honeywell’s TPS Builder. Honeywell’s new PKS
system.
Nationality • British
Date of birth • April 24, 1957
Languages • English mother tongue, knowledge of Dutch.
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