This document provides a summary of Carl Perrigue's qualifications and work experience. He has over 25 years of experience in mechanical and offshore roles, including 10+ years as a Senior Mechanical Supervisor for NOV. He is experienced in managing project teams, rig maintenance, and troubleshooting to minimize downtime. Perrigue has comprehensive knowledge and experience working with mechanical equipment on offshore rigs and vessels.

1. CARL PERRIGUE
605 GLENMORE STREET
VICTORIA, TEXAS USA
361.935.0307
cperrigue@hotmail.com
Citizenship: American
Location: Texas, United States
Education: Stroman High School, Victoria, Texas (Graduated 1989)
Language: English
Certifications &
Training Courses:
o USCG Basic Fire Fighting, First Aid/CPR, Personal Safety & Social Responsibility, Personal
Survival Techniques (April 2012)
o HUET – Mets Model 5 certified
o Offshore Survival Training
o IADC Rig Pass Course (April 2013)
o Safe Gulf Orientation/PEC (March 2009)
o Certification of Brake Inspector – DOT (tractor trailer & mobile rig)
o NOV – Drawworks Disk Brake Training Seminar (Hydraulic & Pneumatic)
o NOV Top Drive System – DC TDS 3,4,6 Mechanical Course with RBS (October 2013)
o Continental Emsco and NOV Triplex Pump Repair Training Seminar
o Caterpillar 6.25 Bore Engine Certified, 398-399
o TWIC-(Expires June 2016)
o US Passport holder (Expires 2018)
o Liberian Merchant Marine Identification (Expires 2017)
Summary:
o US national with over 25 years of experience
o 10+ years of experience as Senior Mechanical Supervisor for NOV
o Experienced Project Supervisor responsible for managing up to 7 team members
o Installation and Commission of various new rigs for major drilling contractors (Transocean,
Stena Drilling, and others) being built and commissioned in Korea, China and Singapore.
o Comprehensive knowledge and experience working on mechanical equipment (generators
and compressors) on-board jack up rigs and deep-water vessels
o In-depth knowledge of equipment repairs to mechanical drawworks, diesel electric
drawworks with mechanical band brakes, hydraulic disc brakes and all makes of duplex and
triplex pumps
o Expert knowledge of all mechanical systems and rig equipment offshore

2. Summary (Cont.)
o Trained in service and repair of Caterpillar 6.25 Bore Engine Certified, 398-399, Continental
Emsco & National Oilwell triplex pumps, National Oilwell drawworks disc brakes and Varco
top drive
o Detailed understanding of rig maintenance and troubleshooting to avoid downtime
o All offshore training and certifications are valid
Employment History:
May 2013 to present DIAMOND OFFSHORE DRILLING, Houston, Texas (GOM/MEXICO)
 Mechanic Supervisor, Senior Mechanic
Responsibilities:
 Service drilling rig equipment offshore
 Maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, repairs and rebuilds in all mechanical aspects of the
rig.
 I am currently not assigned to one rig, I am assigned to the roving crew as a senior
mechanic/supervisor
November 2004 to May 2013 NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO, Houston, Texas (International)
 Senior Mechanical Field Service Project Supervisor (Drilling Equipment Service and Repair)
Responsibilities:
 Responsible for management of equipment inspections, troubleshooting, repairs and rebuilds
 Worked with the NOV Installation and Commission Department on various new rigs for major
drilling contractors (Transocean, Stena Drilling, and others) being built and commissioned in
Korea
 Supervised repair and maintenance of mechanical drawworks, diesel electric drawworks with
mechanical band brakes, hydraulic disc brakes and all makes of duplex and triplex pumps
 Responsible for leading and supervising NOV project team to service and repair drilling rig
equipment offshore
 Trained in service and repair of Caterpillar 6.25 Bore Engine Certified, 398-399, Continental
Emsco and National Oilwell triplex pumps, National Oilwell Drawworks disc brakes and Varco
top drive
May 2004 to November 2004 GREY-STAR CORPORATION, Houston, Texas (GOM)
 Rig Mechanic Offshore on Production Platforms
Responsibilities:
 Responsible for maintenance and inspections of all mechanical equipment to ensure safe
working conditions
 Equipment included Wakasha and natural gas and diesel generator sets, triplex pumps and
centrifugal pumps

3. September 2003 to May 2004 BASIC ENERGY SERVICE, Beeville, Texas
 Field Service Mechanic
Responsibilities:
 Working as Field Service Mechanic for Basic Energy Services responsible for their drilling rigs,
workover rigs, compressors and gen sets, etc.
May 1995 to September 2003 NATIONAL OILWELL, Houston, Texas
 Field Service Mechanic (International Drilling Equipment Service and Repair)
Responsibilities:
 Began working for Gregory Rig service in 1995 as a Field Service Mechanic for South Texas land
rigs
 Gregory Rig Service was acquired by Continental Emsco and transferred to the Houston
International Drilling Equipment Service and Repair Department
 Began to travel internationally and offshore to service drilling rigs including jack ups and deep-
water vessels
 Continental Emsco was acquired by National Oilwell, and I continued to service drilling rig
equipment with the Houston International Service Unit.
 Majority of projects were offshore and international with extensive travel through Brazil,
Norway, Columbia, Albania and Mexico
 Serviced drilling rigs (jack ups, semi-submersible, and deep water vessels) for companies such as
Transocean, Odfjell Drilling, Parker Drilling, Pemex and Precision Drilling
1994 to 1995 NUECES POWER AND EQUIPMENT – CASE, Victoria, Texas
 Mechanic
Responsibilities:
 Shop and field maintenance, service and repair on CASE equipment including but not limited to
maintainers, forklifts, backhoes, dozers, and front-end loaders
1990 to 1994 DELTA DRILLING, South Texas Division, Victoria, Texas
 Field Mechanic
Responsibilities:
 Field Mechanic for onshore drilling rigs including 11 diesel electric rigs, 1 mechanical rig, all 12
rigs ran by a C-E 1000-1600 mud pump, C-E drawworks, C-3, C-2 power package, CAT 398-399,
Kato generator. Mechanical rig powered by 398 & National compound
 Responsible for maintenance and repair of all rig equipment
 Responsible for implementation of all planned maintenance tasks and system management
Maintenance of all drilling equipment and ordering of all parts required for drilling equipment
1989 to 1990 SAFETY RAILWAY SERVICE, Victoria, Texas
 Mechanic
Responsibilities:
 Maintenance, service and repair of workshop equipment including but not limited to forklifts,
cherry pickers, EMD locomotives, air compressors, welding machines and general plant
equipment