Tary B. Burritt has over 40 years of experience in the construction industry, primarily working in electrical and instrumentation roles on oil and gas projects. He has worked on numerous projects in Alaska, Texas, and North Dakota, taking on roles such as Field Engineer, Supervisor, and Estimator. Burritt's experience includes planning, estimating, installation, inspection, and turnover of electrical systems for facilities, pipelines, and oil and gas infrastructure. He maintains licenses as a Journeyman Electrician in Alaska and North Dakota.

1. Tary B. Burritt
919 Kentbury Court Katy Texas 77450
Message Phone: (321) 432-8992 Home: 281 676-4942
E-mail: waveslider53@yahoo.com
EXPERIENCE: Worked in the construction industry since 1970.
Conam
BPXA Prudhoe Bay Alaska
E&I Quality Control (QC) Supervisor-Jan.2016 to present
FS3-EOA:
Supervisor the E&I QC Field Technicians. Coordinate with client (BP) QA, Project engineers, project
managers, superintendents, general foreman, doc control, commissioning, FCO and the BP turnover coordinator to
complete MC1 systems and turn them over as scheduled to the client. These duties include all the E&I documents,
redlines and required instruments/tubing & associated materials to complete the project. These duties include the
demolition of existing systems and installation of new Modules, equipment, instruments/tubing and materials.
Bergaila Engineering Group (BEG)
HESS Oil Company
Minot North Dakota
E&I Supervisor-March 2013 to October 2015
Bakken Shale-Keene Area South of the River
Responsible for the oversight of the installation Contractors involved in the HESS well site builds, to include
civil, structural, piping/mechanical and E&I installations. Requesting and overseeing the temporary power
generation for these remote sites and coordination of the permanent power installations with the local utility.
Preform receiving inspections, daily reports and plan site walk downs and turnover inspections.
Alaska Frontier Constructors Inc.
ExxonMobil/Worley Parsons-Flour
Electrical Superintendent/Field Engineer/QA-QC-Feb.2012 to Feb 2013
Field Installation Manager-March 2013-to present.
Pt. Thomson Project:
Project pre-planning for the Pt. Thomson Project including interface meeting with Worley Parsons, Exxon Mobil
and sub-contractors. QA/QC ITP & ITF development- building and submittal for Client approval. Installation &
oversight of the project Temp. Helipad, Permanent 350 men camp, Permanent Runway/Airstrip &
FAA support Systems, Installation of several project support buildings and modules.
Office bldg.., warehouse, incinerator, hazmat bldg., cold storage bldg., and other life safety systems. Plan and
oversee installation of the above listed project phases. This is to include design review, material review,
DFO and turn over docs for commissioning team. We are currently in the field for installation phase.
Udelhoven Oilfield Systems Services
Conoco Phillips
Electrical Estimator/Field Engineer/QC-Sept.2009 to Jan. 2012
Beluga Compressor upgrades project.
Alpine CD3 Pipe Rack Extension project
Alpine AWH Water Handling project
Kuparuk Projects
Pre-Project estimating and pre-planning in Anchorage
Some of my pre-project duties were E&I estimating using the WIN EST version 12.1 estimating software and JD
Edwards software. The on the job portion of my position, E&I field engineer was to review drawings, prepare work
packages, and submit a proposal package along with the Project Management team and the two Conoco Phillips
Construction Group for approval. I was also responsible for E&I field modification to existing designs to include
installation & writing of electrical/instrument, and mech. /arch. RFI/PCR’s for any changes to the drawings or scope
of work. An additional duty is to keep all the records for the electrical installations work and work with QA/QC on
any electrical installation issues. Attended daily tool-box meeting with the Electrical team and filled in as alternate
Electrical Superintendent. Near the end of the project I will work as the electrical turn-over coordinator if needed,
and have attended the daily turn-over meeting and set-up system walk downs for turn over to Operations/Conoco
Phillips.

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Udelhoven Oilfield Systems Services
Conoco Phillips
Electrical Estimator/Field Engineer/QC-May 2008 to Aug.2009
Alpine CD2/CD4 Pipe Rack Extension
Alpine Water Handling Project
Pre-Project: estimating and project set-up in Anchorage. The Qannik/CD2 expansion. I worked as E&I QC.
The CD4 Pipe Rack Extension portion of the job was estimated with our own excel data base /spread sheet. The
second portion; Water Handling portion of the project (AWH) was estimated using the WIN EST version 11.9
estimating software and JD Edwards software. The on the job portion of my position, electrical field engineering
was to review drawings, prepare work packages, work with the field foreman/superintendent, correspond with the
CH2MHILL engineering group, Conoco Phillips TA’s and the O&M electrical group for corrections needed (red
line drawings) to complete the installations of each system per the scope of work. I also wrote all the
electrical/instrument RFI/PCR’s for any changes to the drawings or scope of work, attended daily and weekly
progress meetings with Conoco Phillips. I created lists for SS cable tags, conductor wire tags, and Phenolic tags to
be made for cables, j-boxes, heat trace, and Instrument Panels. Kept all the records for the electrical installations
work and worked with QA/QC on any electrical installation issues. Attended daily tool-box meeting with the
Electrical team and filled in as alternate Electrical Superintendent. Near the end of the project, I was the electrical
turn-over coordinator and helped build the FCO folders, attended the daily turn-over meeting and set-up system
walk downs for turn over to FCO/Conoco Phillips.
VECO/CH2MHill
E/I Quality Control Supervisor – May 2006 to 2008
Alpine CD3/CD4 Project
Conoco Phillips
Built and QC inspected the 13 kV power and fiber lines to two different drill sites for a total of 16 miles,
crossing several rivers and rough terrain, in adverse weather. These were mounted below the pipeline on
Messenger cable. Involved in all inspections, splicing, cable high pot testing, TDR testing of fiber. Prepared
Documentation for turnover to client. Involved in final turn over package building and implementation of these
Packages and meetings with client.
Oougarook Project/PIONEER OILFIELD RESOURCES
Over saw construction of modules in Anchorage at the Fab shop before shipment to Prudhoe Bay. Worked with field
engineers to identify issues, wrote estimates and work orders. Addressed code issues, researched materials, attended
meetings with client to ready modules for both an offshore drill site (6 miles out in the frozen ocean) and an onshore
site for metering, power generation and distribution (25 kV subsea feeders). Attended client meetings at the North
Slope job site. Set up all record keeping and forms for project inspections concerning electrical and instrumentation
work.
Strategic Reconfiguration Project (SR) ALYESKA PIPELINE
Responsible for all project documentation and inspections concerning electrical/instrumentation,
medium voltage cabling, Siemens dual fuel generators, back-up diesel generation and UPS backup
systems. Control modules, fuel gas skids, mainline pumps and booster pumps, control modules,
communication modules, VFD drives and all testing of cables and torques for documentation for
turnover to client.
CONAM
Conoco Phillips
Journeyman Electrician – February 2006 to May 2006
Alpine CD3/CD4 Project
Supervisor: Tim Jones
Project Start-up, CD3 Electrical Reim, IWL, Scope work
Terminated conductors entering the Remote Electrical /Inst. Module.

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INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC, INC.
Electrician Foreman/ Superintendent – May 2004 to May 2005
Fairbanks, Alaska – First National Bank of Alaska and Fairbanks Fire Station/Headquarters
Commercial and industrial type of electrical installation involving rigid metallic conduit and installation and
Termination of power and lighting circuits. Installation of motor control centers, programmable logic
Controllers and uninterruptible power supply systems. Use of low voltage testing equipment, such as fluke
multimeters, and meggers.
ALLSTAR ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Melbourne Beach, Florida – Electrical Service Company
Partner/Electrician – October 2002 to April 2004
Electrical Service Contractor – July 1999 to February 2000
Commercial and residential service work.
CONAM
BRITISH PETROLEUM
Journeyman Electrician -S.P.O.C. June 2002 through September 2002
Journeyman Electrician –S.P.O.C- August 1990 through January 1991
Milne Point Project
Worked as a Single Point of Contact (S.P.O.C.) at the S-Pad, Milne Point Project. Worked on MCC cabinets,
PLC cabinets, fire and gas systems, motor control systems, heat trace, cable tray systems, UPS systems and HVAC
systems for Class I Division I and II locations. IWL/QC.
ALASKA PETROLEUM CONTRACTORS
Conoco Phillips-Kuparuk, Alaska
Journeyman Electrician – October 2001 to June 2002
Journeyman Electrician/Instrument Technician – February 1991 to July 1991
Maintenance Contract
Responsible for maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, installation and construction of industrial electrical
Equipment and systems through the proper use of standard wire, conduit, fittings and hardware commonly found in
petrochemical facilities. Read and understand drawings, schematics and specifications. Bend, cut, thread and installed
conduit; installed and terminated wiring; checked and troubleshoot electric circuits, electrical devises and machinery.
Responsible for use and care of my tools and equipment, such as hydraulic/electric benders, knockout punch sets,
cable puller, meggers, high-pot equipment, volt meters multi-testers and ammeters. Test, troubleshoot, set and
calibrate power distribution systems, work with protective relaying and motor control circuits. Worked to set and
coordinate over current protective devices, size feeder circuits and work on systems up to and including 13.8 KV.
Routinely performed safety and productivity observations; shop, field, and vehicle inspections; and have attended
various technical, developmental safety training. Working knowledge of the National Electrical Code and have an
understanding of electrical circuits including the operation and function of typical electrical devices and machinery,
such as; solenoids, relays, motors, transformers, switches, motor control centers, generators, batteries and lighting
systems. Experienced working in Class One Division I and II areas and understand Lock-out/Tag-out procedures.
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC, INC.
Fairbanks, Alaska – University of Alaska, Fairbanks – Auditorium/Dormitory Project, Museum Project
Journeyman Electrician/Foreman – August 2001 to October 2001
Journeyman Electrician/Foreman – May 1997 to July 1999
Primary duties included the repair, maintenance and installation of industrial process equipment including
motors, generators, controls, high and low voltage gear, HVAC equipment, power distribution panels, emergency
generators, multiphase motors, variable speed controllers, analog and digital computer interface devices,
programmable controls and associated wiring, as well as all calibration associated with instrumentation. Performed
both installation and wiring of associated equipment. Installation panels, conduit, wiring for industrial boilers,
including control circuit wiring

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Additional work history and experience available upon request.
SPECIAL TRAINING/EDUCATION:
State of Alaska: Journeyman Electrician License #115988
State of North Dakota: Electrician J-Man License
NSTC Card holder since 1990
NFPA 70E Awareness Cert.
Documents for Operations (DFO) Supervisor
TMCX2 Cert., 2016
3M Cert., 2016
State of California: General Contractor’s License #642085
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Share Point, EDDI,
MS Word, Excel, Power Point, and Outlook
Journeyman Electrician License #115988
State of North Dakota Electrician J-Man License
Data Entry, Spreadsheets
WIN-EST Estimating Software
JD Edwards’s software systems
Southern California Regional Occupation Center
Computer Operations Certificate, spring of 1992