Shaun Hughes

Project Engineer with AAF Ltd who manufacture large fabricated industrial filtration units for the oil and gas industry. My role here covered the complete handling of the project from handover from applications to installation of the units. This included regular contact with customers and suppliers, dealing with all technical issues, design reviews, progress reviews, specification and purchase of major components, shipping and budget control. I have spent time in Malaysia overseeing work at fabrication supp

Project Manager for MAN Ltd where I project managed the retrofit, service and maintenance of rotating machinery for the oil, gas & petrochemical industries on sites in the UK. This involved consultation with customers from start to finish of the project, formatting tenders, writing quality plans, writing work and health & safety instructions, employing and dealing with sub-contractors, purchasing, managing budgets, dealing with technical issues and overseeing field operations. Customers included BP, Exxonmo

Liaising with technical director, design, engineering and shop floor personnel Put together information and plan for the manufacture of tooling and fixturing to increase the capacity of brake press Sourcing and discussing technical details with suppliers to sub-contact work and to manufacture new tooling and fixturing. New tooling cut lead times down from 14 hours to 6 minutes. Weekly progress report to managing director Project managing the environmental testing of components

I worked 10 years for Rolls Royce, in the aerospace division, manufacturing parts for jet engines. Here I helped set up a new business unit and project managed several projects during the construction of the facility such as the purchase and installation of new plant. I was then heavily involved in the set up of the unit to start manufacture, setting up quality, technical and work procedures. Apart from project engineering my roles covered CNC programmer, manufacturing engineer and later I became Group Lead

14 years were at NEI Parsons, later to become part of Rolls Royce, who manufactured turbine generators for the power industry. Roles covered draughtsman, CNC programmer and manufacturing/production engineer