Luca Forzani

Deputy facility manager responsible for Solsort facility development. Generate input for full offshore field development studies, strategy, risk and opportunity evaluations. In charge of facility aspects and coordination with various disciplines. Manage progress and resources assigned to the project.

Facility and package leader, responsible for major and minor improvements consisting of CO2 pre-treatment and membrane removal unit, new separation facility, installation of submarine 11kV cable, temporary crawler crane LR1350. Design of new tie-ins, planning of platform shut-downs, compilation of job cards and pre-commissioning procedures. Manage of constructability, local engineering resources, contract follow-up, HAZOP and safety reviews.

Facility / Mechanical Project Engineer for OMV E&P. I am currently working in NewZealand, on- and offshore for the Maari Development, Wellhead Platform (WHP) self-installable concept. Hook-up and commissioning, Work-over Unit installation and interface management (WHP/drilling rig/WOU/FPSO).

Facility / Mechanical engineer for OMV E&P. I have provided technical support, facility concept definition, outlined feasibility studies, generated CAPEX and OPEX estimates fruitful for invest/divest decision making process (on/offshore developments) and offshore facility benchmarking studies. I

Construction engineer for ENI E&P - Offshore dept. I was involved in basic design and project execution for offshore field developments, mainly focused on technical aspects, logistics and installation campaign definition but also participating to the ITT preparation and consequently to the bidder s

Experience as operator at milling machines and lathes (conventional and CNC), practice in the metal cutting techniques, shearing, cold forming, heat treatment, galvanising, and welding by specialized workshop for mechanical components. Support of the technical office activities: design and material

TIME Exchange Program 1998-2000. MSc in Mechanical Engineering: Energy Cycles, HC Recovery and Processing. Specialized Courses: Combustion Cells, Offshore Engineering, Hydrodynamics, Pneumatic / Oleodynamics, Oil Geochemistry. - Design Workshop 1999 (Kirkham, UK) by British Aerospace (innovative a

MSc in Mechanical Engineering: Energy Cycles, HC Recovery and Processing. Final mark: 93/100. Thesis developed with AGIP Offshore dept.: “Analysis/Design of an alternative method for Short Rigid Jumper retaining”.

Technical Diploma in Mechanics. Final mark: 60/60. Final project: “External Combustion Engine” construction and assembly of functioning prototype.