Faustudo Da Costa

I am a highly responsible, professional, detailed with deep analytical skill, and able to deliver high quality works without too much supervision and at same time a great team player, with high performance and potential.

Graduated in June 2012 with BEng (Hons) Degree in Mechanical Design Engineering from the Northumbria University at Newcastle-UK, graduated in FdSc Degree, (Level 5) with Distinction in Subsea Engineering, graduated to Production Technician on BTEC Level 3 and NVQ Level 2 and 3 with double grade Merit Merit all as part of BP Scholarship Program. I joined BP as employee in October the 13th 2013 as Subsea Wells Engineer having had exposure to both offshore well execution and office Well Engineering planning by initially starting rotating offshore as Subsea Supervisor on DS6 and DSL both Drillship Rig Block 31, DSS Drilling Rig Block18 providing support to the SWT and the Engineers in town for nearly 3 year before moving back to the office and start producing Engineering service on well planning deliverables, produce procedures and drive the execution of the Spud operations during the execution phase on several wells offshore on Discoverer Luanda Drillship Rig on Block 31. After the end of BP Development projects, I have worked on Well Intervention/Wellwork planning and execution and engineering works for future projects. On February 2018 I have moved to BP PSCM function as Materials Coordinator Specialist supporting Block 18 Greater Plutonio FPSO Operations under Maintenance department until 30 June 2021. After nearly nine years with BP I left on 30 June 2021 under mutual agreement. Moved to CABSHIP in September 2021 as material coordinator TL supporting Azule-Energy within PSCM MM/WH Team.

Company: BP SALTEND HULL ‐ UK

 Dates: July 2009 ‐ December 2009 

Position: Production Technician

 Country: United Kingdom 

Job Accountability: Worked as Production technician & CCR (Central Control Room) Operator at BP Salt end UK. BP salt end site, which is located in Humberside, Northern England and is recognized as one of the leading Chemical sites in Europe with class leading maintenance practices in many areas. The site is the biggest Acetic acid manufacturing facility in the world. As part of my academic program, I had to work in an Industry to gain experience, in July 2009 I joined BP salt end where I work as Production Technician (Out Site Operator), as well as CCR (Central Control Room) Operator. 

Company: BP Angola 

Dates: October 2012 ‐ January 2018 

Position: Subsea Wells Engineer 

Country: Angola 

Job Accountability:  From 2012 up to 2017, have been working as a Subsea Wells Engineer at BP Angola in Torres Atlántico Office, Luanda‐Angola. My job accountability as a Subsea Wells Engineer, I have been working in both blocks B18/B31. So far under my supervision I have run 10 top hole (7 in B31 and 3 in B18), 3 upper completions 9all in B18), and 2 UC in B31. I have also run 7 Intermediate‐TD and installed 11 Xmas Tree. I have also run the OWRS on B18, while on‐board DSS I have also been involved on the Coil Tubing Milling operation to open the SFIV on Pu‐PQ Well B18. I have worked as a night supervisor during the Intervention campaign performed on both blocks B18/B31. As short overseas assignment (From August 11th to October the 3rd 2017) I co-supervised the Riseless Light well Intervention (RLWI) in North Sea Aberdeen for Madoes W155. The purpose of the intervention was to Perform Remedial seal installation on leaking pipework connection.

Company: BP Angola

 Dates: February 2018 to June the 30th 2021

 Position: Materials Coordinator Supervisor

 Country: Angola (FPSO-Greater Plutonio‐Block18) 

Job Accountability:  Materials Coordinator Supervisor (MC) is part of the PSCM MM/WH Team reporting directly to the Sonils Materials Coordinator TL with a dotted reporting line to the MTL on‐board the FPSO. This position is the primary point of contact for any matters related to materials and equipment needs offshore in support of safe and reliable FPSO operations. The MC supports offshore materials planning activities for ARO related work, day‐to‐day ARO activity material needs, directly oversees the offshore stores activities (including personnel), as well as engagement with any non‐direct MM related activities on the FPSO (e.g. Offshore Logistics).

 Company: CABSHIP 

Dates: September 2021 to present

 Position: Materials Coordinator TL 

Country: Angola 

Job Accountability:  As Material coordinator TL supporting Azule-energy within the PSCM MM/WH organization serves as a single point of contact for all materials equipment related requirements within the role’s respective Operating Function customer base. The emphasis is on customer support and the on‐time delivery of materials to support the business. Materials Coordinator will perform the Material Planning and Coordination activities with focus on accuracy, quality inputs and optimization. The role requires daily collaboration with the Line, Category Management, Procurement Services, Logistics, and Finance, as well as with the suppliers and various technical discipline teams assisting in engineering equipment identification, sourcing, and suitability reviews.

University: Northumbria University UK 

Dates: September 2012 ‐ June 2013 

Degree Type: Bachelor’s Degree

 Category: Engineering 

Sub Category: Mechanical Design Degree 

Title: BEng (Hons) 

Grade Attained: Second Class Honours 

University: Leeds Metropolitan University-UK 

Dates: September 2010 ‐ June 2012

 Degree Type: Associate Degree 

Category: Engineering Degree 

Sub Category: Offshore and Subsea Degree 

Title: Fdsc Level 5 in Subsea Engineering 

Grade Attained: Distinction 

Institution: Hull College UK 

Dates: January 2010 ‐ June 2010 

Level Attained: Edexcel Level 3 BTC National Certificate Gained Edexcel Level 3 BTC National Certificate in Operation and Maintenance. 

Institution: Hull College UK Dates: July 2008 ‐ June 2009

Level Attained: National Vocation Qualification (NVQ) Level 3 Successfully Completed the National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) level 3 in Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Petrochemical.

Institution: Hull College UK

 Dates: January 2008 ‐ June 2008 Level Attained: National Vocation Qualification (NVQ) Level 2 Achieved National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) level 2 in Performing Engineering, Operation Engineering & practices.

 Institution: IMIL (Industrial Institute of Luanda)

 Dates: February 2001 ‐ December 2004

 Level Attained: High school Gained and secured a High School diploma, on Energy and Electrical Installation at “IMIL” Industrial Institute of Luanda.