Summary
Overview
Work history
Education
Skills
REFERENCES
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
ALSO TRAINED IN THE FOLLOWING
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LEWIS MACLEOD

Aberdeen,UK

Summary

Experienced professional with focus on overseeing construction projects and ensuring safety compliance. Capable of managing teams, coordinating tasks, and maintaining project timelines. Utilises strong leadership and problem-solving skills to deliver high-quality results.

Overview

3
3
years of post-secondary education
17
17
years of professional experience

Work history

Electrical Lead Foreman (completions)

Nexos
2025.03 - 2026.07
  • Oversee final NSF project completion status through end-stage reviews and updates.
  • Direct work scopes to completion status and complete relevant work packs.
  • Conduct MC line walks alongside lead commissioning engineer for readiness checks.
  • Follow up punch lists for multiple sub-systems to enable final sign-off.
  • Lead four E&I foremen, structured alongside project superintendent to complete construction scopes.
  • Oversee construction progress delivered by 40 electrical technicians for milestones.
  • Produce daily reports and liaise with EnQuest to deliver sub-systems on time.
  • Update latest RLMU drawings and certification during completion pack close-out.

Offshore Construction - E&I Foreman

Global E&C / Nexos
2019.01 - 2025.03
  • Overseeing various construction scopes on Apache North Sea assets.
  • Responsible for the health, safety and supervision of a team of 10 Electrical & Instrument SBT technicians.
  • Conducting work scopes & projects such as UPS replacement, crane replacement, well modifications & general platform E&I- upgrades.
  • Survey of platform electrical distribution, instrument controls, Fire & Gas and cable management.
  • Regular interaction with the client both onshore and offshore at all levels ensuring accurate reporting and ensuring projects are delivered on time.
  • Forward planning and scheduling of work activities, keeping daily log, ensuring best practices are followed and all work is conducted to client’s specifications.
  • Isolating Authority status on the Beryl Bravo platform, controlling ICC’s of electrical isolations up to 240V.

Offshore Construction- Electrical Chargehand

Global E&C
2017.12 - 2019.01
  • Starting my career at Global E&C as an electrical technician I developed a good understanding of offshore construction projects and became chargehand assisting with supervision of electrical construction teams.
  • Involved with major projects in both the Beryl field and Forties Field.

Skills and development as chargehand.

  • Understanding of client certification requirements.
  • Following and understanding Apache Electrical Safety Rules.
  • Leading a team of various skilled electrical technicians.
  • Development of computer-based skills.
  • Confidence gained overseeing projects.
  • Insite into platform electrical equipment, safety critical equipment and instrumentation control systems.
  • Knowledge of and instrumentation control systems. Delta V, DCS & SIS.
  • Willingness to develop skills and competency wherever possible.

Offshore Maintenance - Electrical tech. (CEP & IA)

Wood Group PSN – Shell (Nelson & Gannet platforms)
2014.03 - 2017.12
  • Carrying out routine electrical maintenance on offshore platforms.
  • Install, troubleshoot and maintain electrical distribution systems.
  • Motors, generators, transformers and electrical equipment function checks.
  • Ex inspections
  • Assist authorized personnel with isolation of electrical equipment.
  • Ensure safety critical equipment is maintained to a very high standard.
  • Understanding of Shell ESR’s – completing course to achieve Competent Electrical Person (CEP)
  • Daily reports & updates using SAP maintenance software.

Offshore Construction - Electrical tech

Stork – Apache (Forties field)
2013.01 - 2014.01
  • Installation of new control systems (DCS & SIS)
  • Cable containment & wiring.
  • Testing & commissioning
  • Working in a large team to complete deadlines.
  • Understanding of permit to work

Offshore Maintenance - Electrical tech

Schlumberger – North Sea / Africa
2010.01 - 2013.01
  • Installation & mobilization of wireline equipment
  • Maintaining equipment including transformers, electric/hydraulic power units
  • Ex inspection
  • Electrical & mechanical fault finding
  • Testing of Fire & gas systems
  • Testing & commissioning of pressurized Zone 2 units
  • Daily reporting and maintenance log.

Education

SJIB - Apprenticeship -

Sparks Mechanical Services
2004.01 - 2007.01

Skills

  • Safety protocols knowledge
  • Problem solving
  • Electrical systems knowledge
  • Quality assurance control
  • Construction safety standard knowledge
  • Deadline adherence
  • Leadership competence
  • Purchasing materials
  • Team Leadership
  • Site inspection

REFERENCES

  • Danny, Laing, Former construction Manager - Nexos, danny.laing@auroraenergy.com, 07947898975
  • Andrew Scott, HSE Advisor- Nexos, Highlandspirit2002@yahoo.co.uk, 07814521852

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

  • SVQ-Level 3. Recognized Apprenticeship
  • 18th edition – Wiring Regulations (BS 7671)
  • Inspection & testing
  • Approved Health & safety assessment
  • COMPEX EX01, EX02, EX03 & EX04

ALSO TRAINED IN THE FOLLOWING

  • Safe Systems of Work
  • Prosicient PTW
  • COSHH Assessor
  • Manual Handling Assessor
  • HAZOP’s
  • Risk Assessment
  • Asbestos Awareness
  • First Aid
  • Confined Space Entry

Timeline

Electrical Lead Foreman (completions)

Nexos
2025.03 - 2026.07

Offshore Construction - E&I Foreman

Global E&C / Nexos
2019.01 - 2025.03

Offshore Construction- Electrical Chargehand

Global E&C
2017.12 - 2019.01

Offshore Maintenance - Electrical tech. (CEP & IA)

Wood Group PSN – Shell (Nelson & Gannet platforms)
2014.03 - 2017.12

Offshore Construction - Electrical tech

Stork – Apache (Forties field)
2013.01 - 2014.01

Offshore Maintenance - Electrical tech

Schlumberger – North Sea / Africa
2010.01 - 2013.01

SJIB - Apprenticeship -

Sparks Mechanical Services
2004.01 - 2007.01
LEWIS MACLEOD