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24 El-Eskandar El-Akbar St., El-Azarita, Alexandria, Egypt.

Phone (+203) 4858257 - (+203) 4858277 - (+203) 4869407 –

mob. (+2012) 3657186-00971508548073, 00971567850230

[email protected]

MOHAMED SAAD ABD EL SABOUR AHMED HELALY

Personal Information

Nationality: Egyptian

Religion: Muslim

Date of birth: 28.7.1980

Gender: Male

Marital status: Married

Military service: Done

Objective

To obtain a responsible position in a company where my academic background

and personal skills allow me the opportunity of growth.

Education

Primary school / Saint Kathren

mailto:[email protected]

Secondary school / Shidwan

[1998-2002] Faculty of Law, Alexandria University. (Grade 63.1)

Summary of qualifications

Operating systems

Windows Me, XP & windows &

Microsoft Office (MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint)

Internet applications

Professional Experience

End Client Name: Exxon Mobil (from 23/02//2015 till30/04/2015)

Client Name Marine Harkand & TILONE subsea

Continued Project Title 2014 USAN Subsea Baseline Inspections

Vessel Name Bourban Evolution 802

Company – Blisston Nigeria limited

As a 3.4u inspection engineer and data recorder

Scope of Work:

The subsea surveys shall consist of visual inspections (VI) and cathodic protection (CP) system survey (anode condition survey and CP potential measurement). The inspection and survey work shall be conducted using a work class ROV. However, a diver inspection may be considered for survey of the CP system on areas difficult to access by

ROV such as the FPSO hull underside. Where a diver is used, the Contractor shall adhere strictly to the specification of ExxonMobil’s Diving requirements. The subsea inspection shall involve the use of ROV to inspect all subsea equipment (In-line tee; Flow line end terminals; Christmas Trees; Jumpers), risers, flow lines (including flex joints), umbilical, underwater part of the FPSO Hull, offloading lines (including flex joints), and the submerged part of the calm buoy. The subsea inspection shall cover but not limited to the following: • General condition of the equipment

• Detection of leaks Condition of features such as crossings, mechanical anchors, saddle blocks,

junctions, sub-sea valves assemblies, spool pieces, flanged joints, mechanical connectors, or hyperbaric weld

• Condition of the insulation • Condition of the anticorrosion coating • Condition of the field joints wrapping • Detection of bare metal areas • Cathodic protection potential measurement/anodes activity and depletion • Presence of debris in contact/close proximity to any equipment • Verification and measurement of free spans • Detection of scouring of subsea equipment support • Any other anomaly that may compromise the integrity of the subsea

equipment. The general field layout of USAN field inspection zone is as shown in Figure 2.

Eleven main areas have been detailed and sketched up graphically, however for the current scope shall cover only ten areas as outlined below:

1. South Production Loop 2. South Water Injection Line 3. South Production Umbilical distribution 4. North Production Loop 5. North Water Injection Line 6. North Production Umbilical distribution 7. South Gas Injection Line 8. Gas Injection Umbilical distribution 9. Risers & Umbilical arches 10. OLT System

End Client Name: Exxon Mobil (from 23/09//2014 till10/11/2014)

Client Name Marine HALLIN & TILONE subsea

Project Title 2014 USAN Subsea Baseline Inspections

Vessel Name Bourban Evolution 802



Scope of Work:

The subsea surveys shall consist of visual inspections (VI) and cathodic protection (CP) system survey (anode condition survey and CP potential measurement). The inspection and survey work shall be conducted using a work class ROV. However, a diver inspection may be considered for survey of the CP system on areas difficult to access by ROV such as the FPSO hull underside. Where a diver is used, the Contractor shall adhere strictly to the specification of ExxonMobil’s Diving requirements. The subsea inspection shall involve the use of ROV to inspect all subsea equipment (In-line tee; Flow line end terminals; Christmas Trees; Jumpers), risers, flow lines (including flex joints), umbilical, underwater part of the FPSO Hull, offloading lines (including flex joints), and the submerged part of the calm buoy. The subsea inspection shall cover but not limited to the following: • General condition of the equipment

• Detection of leaks Condition of features such as crossings, mechanical anchors, saddle blocks,

junctions, sub-sea valves assemblies, spool pieces, flanged joints, mechanical connectors, or hyperbaric weld

• Condition of the insulation • Condition of the anticorrosion coating • Condition of the field joints wrapping • Detection of bare metal areas • Cathodic protection potential measurement/anodes activity and depletion • Presence of debris in contact/close proximity to any equipment • Verification and measurement of free spans • Detection of scouring of subsea equipment support • Any other anomaly that may compromise the integrity of the subsea

equipment. The general field layout of USAN field inspection zone is as shown in Figure 2.

Eleven main areas have been detailed and sketched up graphically, however for the current scope shall cover only ten areas as outlined below:

1. South Production Loop 2. South Water Injection Line 3. South Production Umbilical distribution 4. North Production Loop 5. North Water Injection Line

6. North Production Umbilical distribution 7. South Gas Injection Line 8. Gas Injection Umbilical distribution 9. Risers & Umbilical arches 10. OLT System

End Client Name: ZADCO

Client Name: ZADCO from (27-04-2014 till 29-06-2014)

Location: UPPER ZAKUM field ABU DHABI

Vessel name: M/V ZAKHER ADMIRAL


Scope of Work:

End Client Name: ZADCO :

3.4 subsea controller( coordinator) / Data recorder. (Creation a final reports for Clint review and approval) On board M/V ZAKHER ADMIRAL in the subsea inspection offshore structures and flow line contract with zadco at zakum field . -Structure inspection. - Risers inspection - Anode survey - Conductors ‘survey - Water jet cleaning for clamps. - Still photos for selected anodes and risers tube turn - Pipe line survey - Riser video Survey.

Client Name: E- MARINE from (06-02-2014 till 01-04-2014)

Location: UMM AL DALAKH field ABU DHABI

Vessel name: M/V Stanford Hunter


Scope of Work

Following instruction from ZADCO,E-MARINE, MUTAWA MARINE divers onboard M/V Stanford Hunter conducted the 2014 underwater installation of electrical submersible pump at UMM Al Dalakh field (CPP, LQP, WHP01, WHP02,

WHP07 and WHP11)Platforms. The inspection program encompassed underwater specific legs of the structures. Legs NO: B1, D1, and D2 at CPP. /Leg NO: M1 at LQP. /Leg NO: A1 at WHP01.

Leg NO: A2 at WHP02. / Leg NO: A1 at WHP07. /Leg NO: A1 at WHP11.

There were installed clamps on the specific legs platforms. There were revealed cables on the specific legs platforms.

End Client Name: British Petroleum (BP)

Client Name: Dalgidj underwater-technical,ROV & Diving operations

from (11/2013 till 01/2014 )

Location: CASPIAN SEA (AZRI. Field).

Vessel/Rig Name: M/V CITADEL.


Scope of Work

The Scope of Work for the 2013 EA (PDQ) Platform ROV structural inspection programmed comprises of the following activities: - Structure GVI

- FMD Survey

- GVI of Gas/Oil Risers, Water Injection Risers, Spool Pieces and

Guides

- GVI of Caissons and Supports

- GVI of J Tubes and Support Clamps

- GVI of Conductors and Conductor Guides

- CPMs of Jacket

- CPMs of Risers, Spool Pieces and Guides

- CPMs of Caissons and Supports

- CPMs of J Tubes and Supports

- CPMs of Conductors, Guides and Template

- Seabed Survey

Summary of Inspection Work scope Inspection Category Extent of Inspection Survey

GVI – Swim round

Jacket members, piles and pile clusters, and legs at all levels from seabed up to LAT. This survey also includes the drilling template, boat landing and the conductor protection nets. At least one side of every component is to be inspected with all round inspection where damage is suspected.

Flooded Member Detection Survey

Survey of all subsea members of Jacket (excluding the legs which are flooded), support stubs to guides and clamps for risers, caissons and J-tubes.

GVI - Risers, Spool pieces and Guides

Risers, spool pieces and riser bolted clamp attachments to jacket. Free spans in spool pieces should be reported as anomalies (anomaly code SU).

GVI - Caissons and Supports

All caissons, caisson supports to jacket and in particular at the intakes as well as around the level of the pumps (where present). Note: If possible the Cutting Caisson (C5) should be assessed during drilling in progress in order to check cutting flow at EL -14m and end of the caisson

GVI - J-Tubes and Support Clamps

All J-Tubes and bolted clamp attachments to jacket.

GVI – Conductors and Conductor Guides

All conductors and conductor guides. Note: Special attention needs to be given to conductor No. 42 at EL -39m in order to check discharge which was identified based on 2010 ROV inspection video records

Cathodic Potential Measurements – Jacket

Legs, selected jacket members, template, piles and pile guides at selected locations shown in sketches and listed in datasheets.

Cathodic Potential Measurements - Risers, Spoolpieces and Guides

Risers and guides at each guide elevation and midway between guides. Spool pieces at 5m intervals from riser base flange to burial point or to 25m out from the base of the jacket.

Cathodic Potential Measurements - Caissons and Supports

Caissons and supports at each support elevation, caissons midway between supports and at bottom.

Cathodic Potential Measurements - J-Tubes and Support Clamps

J-Tube and support clamps at each clamp elevation and mid-way between clamps.

Cathodic Potential Measurements - Conductors, Guides and Template

Conductors and guides at elevations shown in the datasheet.

Anode Survey Not planned for year 2013

Seabed Survey Conductors, piles and legs at the mud line. Level of the scour / deposition is to be estimated to +/-150mm relative to centre of -146.1m bracing at legs and conductors. Clear debris from jacket and template to 5m from jacket; spool pieces to burial point or for 25m from riser base flange.

Wall Thickness Measurement

Not planned for 2013 survey

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End Client Name: Exxon Mobil (from 09/2013 till 11/2013)

Client Name Marine Platforms

Project Title ERHA FPSO the Hull External under water

Vessel Name SIEM MARLIN

Field ERHA FPSO Hull External under water Inspection



Carry out CVI, GVI, FMD, CP and Valve survey for the subsea

asset integrity Manifolds, Riser towers, flexible risers and X

Trees

MPL was asked to perform an inspection on the Calm Buoy mooring lines in the ERHA field. This inspection was done on behalf of the client, Exxon Mobil. The inspection was performed by ROV on board the vessel, the Siem Marlin. The inspection started on the 17th of October 2013. Below is a list of the inspections performed and completed.

ERHA Calm Buoy Mooring Lines 100% overall general visual inspection of all 8 mooring lines. General visual inspections on the suction pile anchors. Close visual inspection of the spelter sockets. CP readings on the suction pile and mooring lines. Inspections of anodes protection where fitted.

MPL was asked to perform a UWILD inspection on the ERHA FPSO. This inspection was done on behalf of the client, Exxon Mobil. The inspection was carried out by ROV on board the vessel, the Siem Marlin. The inspection started on the 19th of October 2013. Below is a list of the inspections performed.

FPSO UWILD INSPECTION

General visual inspections of the port side shell sections.

General visual inspections of the starboard side shell sections.

General visual inspections of the bow and stern side shell sections.

CP readings on the bottom shell (12 locations)

General visual inspection of the anodes.

Close visual inspection of the bottom shell sections

o Client ADMA – OPCO, (from 09/2012 till 08/2013) Inspection diver. Onboard DSV Faisal-1 in the Subsea inspection of Offshore Structures and flow line contract with ADMA-OPCO at Umm Shaif, Zakum Field and Das lsland. On board MA/ Mutawa 11 in the Provision of sub sea inspection services (Additional Diving Support vessel & other resources) for ADMA-OPCO contract. Scope of work included:- - Pipe line inspection - Riser inspection - inspection offshore structures. - maintenance work like install boat landing ,anodes ,clamps ,fenders .

o Client Zadco Inspection diver . On board dsv mutawa 9 in the subsea inspection offshore structures and flow line contract with zadco at zakum field and um al dalakh Scope of work included .

On board dsv zakher admiral in the subsea inspection offshore structures and flow line contract with zadco at zakum field and um al dalakh Scope of work included:- - Conductor removal, using hydraulic drilling machine to drill a hall and install a pin in side -use hydraulic saw ( guilloten) to cut the conductor. - Riser inspection - Anode survey - Grit Blast to selected node for MPl. - MPI survey (Magnetic Particle inspection) - Conductors ‘survey - Water jet cleaning for conductors clamps. - Still photos for selected anodes and risers tube turn - Pipe line survey - Riser video Survey.

o Client: ADOC Inspection Diver On board MA/ Mutawa 11 in the Provision of sub sea inspection services (Additional Diving Support Vessel & other resources) for ADMA-OPCO Contract. Scope of work included:- - Riser inspection - Anode survey - Grit Blast to selected node for MPl. - MPI survey (Magnetic Particle inspection) - Conductors ‘survey - Water jet cleaning for risers clamps - Water jet cleaning for conductors clamps. - Still photos for selected anodes and risers tube turn - Pipe line survey - Riser video Survey.

o Client: ADMA/NPGC project No.8053 Inspection Diver On board SEP 250 for diving services for Flare and J5 jackets installation

o Client: Hyundai Inspection Diver Third party diving inspection works at Das island Inspection Diver Onboard DSV Faisal-1 in the Subsea inspection of Offshore Structures and flow line contract with ADMA-OPCO at Umm Shaif, Zakum Field and Das island including the following:-

- General visual inspection - C.P. Survey - U.T. Survey - Video & Photography - Air Lifting, Grit Blasting - Water Jetting - Assist in ACFM Survey - Assist in Sonoma tic Survey Sep 2008 – present

Mutawa Marine Works LLC. Air Diver

o Client: CORODEX, Dubai Palm island Development Project Air Diver Scope of Work: 10"-16" Pipeline Trenching and installation Works Offshore

o Client: TOTAL ABK Inspection Diver Onboard DSV ZAKHER PRIDE, in the Subsea Inspection and Maintenance of Offshore Structures and Flow lines. Duties covering all Requirements for client on inspection contract i.e. Structure, flow line inspections, Survey, Still Photography, video inspection, CP, UT reading, Water jetting, etc.. Client ADMA-OPCO On board DSVs NMS 401 & NMS 402 for ADMAOPCO. Duties include the following:- - Bottom Survey for Offshore Structures prior to Rig moves; - Diving Services during Rig moves - Leg Penetration check for Rigs - Anchor Handling Operations - Photography - Video inspections - General Maintenance for Offshore Structures Jan 2008 -Aug 2008 AL-YOUSUF Maritime Services Air Diver

Scope of work included: - Remove and put frames under water - Put cement and

concrete using pump - Put concrete blocks under water using crane - Under

water survey.

Training professional diving centre

Certificate

1- Class 4 , 3 , 2 air diving (commercial diving 50 m ) , first aid certificate

2- Underwater inspector grade 3.1u in accordance with the cswip

requirements published in document cswip – div-7-95-part 1,3rd edition

June 2009 Date of issue 23/7/2009Date of expiry 12/6/2014

3-Cswip 3.4u – underwater inspection controller

Date issue 28/8/2012

Date of expiry 28/8/2017

4-Trainee Offshore Air Diving Supervisor

5- COABIS subsea inspector course held at AKER SOLUTIONS, ABERDEEN

on 10/04/2014.

HSE courses.

1-Tropical basic offshore safety induction emergency training (OPITO approved

course code – 5501) certificate number: 005855012607125577.

2-B.A & H2S

2-Basic H2S training (OPITO approved course code –9014)

Skills

Ability to work under stress.

Adapting myself with any new tool and new environment.

Working alone or as a member of teamwork.

Good handling problems.

Good communicating and presentation skills.

Computer skills.

Language

Arabic (Mother tongue)

English (Very good)

Documents

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