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Mr Jay Kelly Curriculum Vitae

Qualifications : 1997–2001, Robert Gordon University – Mechanical Engineering

(BSc), 2007 - ADTI Level 2 Project & Examinations Address : 127 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen, AB15 5BD Contact Details : Mobile 0778 8852097 Email jay.kelly2@btinternet.com LinkedIn https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/jay-kelly/77/135/20a

PROFILE

Joined Santa Fe drilling (ADTI) in 2002 as a graduate engineer. Completed the graduate training programme and worked my way up through the organisation, becoming Engineering Team Leader with responsibilities for well design, turnkey bidding and supervision of engineering personnel. Throughout my career I have developed the abilities to professionally lead and motivate others, be decisive and have a solid approach to organisation and planning. Additionally, I have shown an eagerness to take on extra responsibilities such as being a mentor to graduate engineers for an IMECHE accredited training scheme and producing a training taskbook for junior engineers to help them with their development as engineers. Have also shown the ability and ambition to work on technically unusual or cutting edge projects. In short I am a motivated, adaptable, methodical and dependable individual used to having to work to tight deadlines and delivering.

CAREER HISTORY Feb 2002 - Present Applied Drilling Technology International (ADTI) An International integrated Project Management and Turnkey

business focused on well design and execution services. Sep 2011 – Present Position: Engineering Team Leader o Developing well designs in response

to customer or business development requests for proposals, while working to ensure the customer defines and understands their well objectives.

o Generating turnkey and/or project management proposals, ensuring corporate commercial objectives are met and risks mitigated.

o Ensure consistency and application

of bidding philosophy, standards and systems into engineering department.

o Supervision & mentoring of up to sixteen senior drilling engineers and drilling engineers.

o Train engineers on company procedures, risk mitigation and applying practical problem solving to their workload.

o Developing customer relationships

and producing well proposals for the following companies: Ithaca Energy, National Grid, Sterling Resources, Premier Oil, Parkmead, Trap Oil, First Oil, Caithness, Lansdowne, Lochard, APEC, Jetex, Iona, CADCO, Faroe Petroleum, Northern Petroleum, Summit Petroleum and Cal Energy.

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Nov 2007 – Sep 2011 Position: Senior Drilling Engineer Full responsibility for designing, planning and carrying out well operations safely, efficiently and cost effectively in accordance with ADTI and customer objectives, policies and procedures. Typically this would involve preparing and submitting documents to governmental departments, producing well specific documents such as the Detailed Drilling Programme, Risk Assessments, as well as chairing planning and operational meetings and managing auxiliary and junior members of the project team. Experience of preparing Drilling Programmes, Well Notification/Consent application’s, PON15B & F submissions, OPEP submissions, Geophysical & Geotechnical Site Survey’s and management of operations, drilling rig selection, Risk Assessments, Casing Design calculations, Kick Tolerance calculations in compliance with Customer/ADTI policies, costs supervision, AFE & Turnkey bid generation, producing contracts, chairing of operational meetings and conference calls, project Close-Out, EOWR, supervision of drilling engineers, logistics coordinators and cost tracking personnel.

Additional Information: The decommissioning campaign for HESS consisted of 3 wells and required two different intervention vessels, each with different facets of the overall programme to complete. This campaign required extremely detailed cement programmes to be designed, involving techniques and equipment which were a first for the UKCS. Numerous contingency plans for coping with multiple failure scenarios were planned for and constant communications with authorities such as the HSE was paramount. My position on this project also involved creating programmes and procedures which could not adhere to the Oil & Gas UK guidelines and also involved highly significant supervision of staff and contract personnel, both within and outside of ADTI. Projects: o 30/06 & 29/10b – Ithaca Stella,

Hurricane & Harrier Field Development Project.

o 11/29-1 – Ithaca Manuel o 12/26c-5 – Ithaca Polly o 16/27a-I – Dana Cairn-Toul o Fife, Flora, Fergus, Angus &

Ivanhoe/Rob Roy – Hess Decommissioning Campaign

o 204/10-1 – Hess Cambo IV

o 211/23 OU-P5S3 and OU-W3S1 – Fairfield Osprey

o 210/29a-4 – Sterling Resources Cladhan

o Sterling Resources Breagh Field – Extended Reach Drilling feasibility study

o 41/10 - Trap Oil – UBD for a Turnkey well feasibility study.

Apr 2005 – Nov 2007 Position: Drilling Engineer Worked on the following projects, as an office based Drilling Engineer:

o 50/11-3 (Irish Sea) – Providence

Hookhead o 49/28a-20 – Tullow Thurne

o 49/28 – Tullow Bure East o 43/21-A – WHAM Carna

Worked on the following projects, as a Wellsite Drilling Engineer & Logistics Coordinator:

o 44/26A-7 – Tullow North West

Schooner o 48/30-18 – Tullow Delilah

o 53/3c-9A & 53/3c-8 – Tullow Horne & Wren

o 47/10-8 – Newfield Newark

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Mar 2004 – April 2005 Position: Operations Engineer Worked on the following projects as an Operations Engineer:

o 47/10-8 – Newfield Newark o 49/4b-6y – Newfield Cumbria o 49/10a-4 – Newfield Grove

o W.O.W probability project for Turnkey tendering in UKCS.

Feb 2002 – Mar 2004 Position: Trainee Engineer

Experience gained of conventional, underbalanced and low-head drilling operations in the Southern North Sea, while working as a roughneck on the GSF Britannia. Also worked as a roustabout, on the GSF Arctic III. Additionally, when the rig entered dry-dock, I was also part of the Project Engineering Team responsible for the major upgrade of the rig.

INTERESTS OUTSIDE OF WORK

In my leisure time I participant in several sports. I am currently a member of Stonehaven Golf Club, Aberdeen Squash Racquets Club (Mannofield) and I like to snowboard in the winter. I also enjoy travelling and experiencing different cultures, having recently returned from a tour of Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and Chile.

RELEVANT COURSES ATTENDED:

Course Name Training Company Date Drilling Practices Prentice Training April 2002 Well Planning 1 Prentice Training May 2002 Well Planning II Prentice Training July 2003 Drilling Optimisation Prentice Training July 2003 Formation Evaluation Course STAG Geological Oct 2003 IWCF Well Control Subsea Supervisors Level GSF In-house Oct 2003 Halliburton Cementing Course Halliburton March 2004 Level 1 Exam (ADTI equivalent to Shell Round 1) ADTI March 2004 Technical Report Writing Course STC Sep 2005 FOCUS III Safety Training Course Randy Smith Oct 2005 Stuck Pipe Training Course OCTG Procter Nov 2005 Contracts Workshop ADTI In-house March 2007 Turnkey & Bidding Workshop ADTI In-house March 2007 Advanced Safety Auditing Course ADTI In-house April 2007 Stresscheck Landmark April 2007 Advanced Casing Design Prentice Training May 2007 Wellplan Landmark June 2007 Level 2 Exam (ADTI equivalent to Shell Round 2) ADTI Oct 2007 Wireline Operations Gaia Earth March 2008 Advanced Well Control Aberdeen DS Jan 2010 IWCF Well Control Subsea Supervisors Level Aberdeen DS June 2011 UK Offshore Spill Response – Corporate Management Level DECC May 2012 Environmental Awareness ASCOL QHSE June 2012 Well Productivity Awareness Course TRACS June 2013 NORSOK D-010, Well Integrity in Drilling and Well Operations Norway ADD Energy Sep 2014 BOSIET Survivex April 2015 IWCF Well Control Subsea Supervisors Level Aberdeen DS April 2015