1. Curriculum Vitae for Craig M. Moncrieff MIET
City & Guilds 236 in Electrical Installation
IEE Regulations BS7671 Testing & Inspection to 17th
Edition(17th
workshop)
ATEX Hazardous Area Awareness & Inspection
Membership of the Institution of Engineering & Technology (MIET)
Scottish Water DOMS registered
ECITB Safety Passport & LATS (Black Card)
Fully trained first aider
Expertise …
I have had a varied background over the last 35 years, which includes: Site based experience in cabling
installation, electrical installation design and on site electrical commissioning. The past 2 years have included
intensive exposure to chemical/process industry at BASF Chemicals in Paisley.
Also vast experience within the oil, gas and water industry including all aspects of cabling and equipment
installation in hazardous environments.
Extensive experience has been gained in earlier industries covering all aspects of design and on site HV / LV
electrical installations.
Electrical installation design on Water / Wastewater projects. Specialised areas include all aspects of mechanical
electrical instrumentation, automated control, Telemetry, S2S Testing, SCADA, site supervision, commissioning
and handover.
I am a conscientious hard working individual who works well in a team as well as on my own initiative. I am also a
very trustworthy and reliable person who pays attention to detail. I have excellent interpersonal skills, which allow
me to communicate well with people at all levels. I am a quick learner and enjoy a challenge.
key skills …
 All aspects of electrical installation including control and instrumentation,
systems design and integration.
 Design, commissioning, fault finding and rectification of automated systems.
 Telemetry systems design, involving evaluation of PLC/plant IO, RTU
programming, design risk assessment and supporting documentation.
 Trained in Permit to Work systems
key project experience …
Jacobs Field Services, July 2014 – Present
M&E Site Manager - Responsibilities:
Part of a large team working on security enhancement project for Scottish Water.
Responsible for the induction and supervision of all sub-contractors on site, and
ensuring that all works are carried out within specification, scope, and timescale.
Authorised person for issuing of all work permits including electrical isolations and
making sure that all works on site are carried out within company H&S
requirements. I am also responsible for issuing weekly site reports to Senior project
managers and liaising with Scottish Water Ops and QCT’s.
Craig M. Moncrieff
January 2014

2. Grontmij (Carlbro), June 2004 – July 2014
Senior E&I Engineer
BASF Chemicals
Responsibilities:
BASF acceptor for all contractors permits to work, and to ensure that all projects
with any E&I content are carried out safely in accordance with all BASF guidelines
and industry standard procedures.
Ensuring that all master flowsheets handed over from the chemical engineers are
carried forward through both software and E&I designs. This includes the testing,
commissioning and start-up of all new works.
Liaise between BASF management and Sub-contractors and to oversee all M&E
installations.
Senior Engineer
United Utilities
CHP Optimisation Programme
Working within a MEICA team carrying out detailed surveys and inspection of the
CHP systems on 12 United Utilities waste water treatment plants.
The purpose of these surveys was to compile a report in response to a request from
United Utilities to undertake an assessment of the current operating condition of the
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plants at 12 Waste Water Treatment Plants. The
CHP plants have been assessed from process, CHP/energy, mechanical, electrical,
instrumentation, control and automation (EICA) perspectives. The findings of these
investigations comprised of a series of recommendations that, subject to detailed
design and implementation, would allow the CHP plants to function more efficiently.
Senior Engineer
Scottish Water Solutions
Ineffective assets project management
Assisting in management of 500+ bulk metering sites not adopted by Scottish
Water. Duties include liaising with client and sub-contractor, insuring that all
relevant signals were being transmitted by telemetry to OE and the preparation of
BU Packs for presentation to the client for sign off. Detailed knowledge of Scottish
Waters telemetry systems was required to ensure the correct presentation of data
for accuracy and site location.
Senior Engineer
Scottish Water (IDR)
Asset Scripting Implementation
Working as Workstream Manager
To meet the project objective of ensuring Asset Information is uploaded in the Asset
Management system by IDR team to meet the capital delivery programme dates.
■ We have developed a project team structure which is arranged in
work streams to manage individual contractors or programmes
■ We will manage the delivery script programme to ensure scripts
are delivered to time by close liaison with the contractors
representative
■ Operate as a conduit for information to IDR ensuring a consistent
process with minimum impact to IDR from SVCP
■ Operate as a Technical Reference for Asset Scripting ensuring
good quality information is passed to IDR optimising the upload
process
■ As the number of capital projects vary per month, the workload
will vary for the asset scripting team and we will process the
backlog of asset script when these periods
Senior Engineer
Scottish Water
DSEAR Implementation for SW CID
Overseeing the delivery and quality of O&M manuals from four sub-contractors
carrying out work all over Scotland under the above project.
Ensuring that all contractors adhere to issued programme of works and deliver on
time.
Craig M. Moncrieff
January 2014

3. Senior Engineer
Scottish Water Solutions
Senior Engineer
Scottish Water Solutions
WFD Implimentation
Working with GMJV on Water Framework Directive Measurement & Monitoring.
This involves detailed site surveys of various clean water treatment works and their
sources to assess the possibility of fitting flow monitoring equipment for the purpose
of telemetry.
Q&S III Early Start
Seconded to Scottish Water solutions for their Q&S 111 Early Start project.
Involved in Feasibility studies with regards to Telemetry Expansion, coverage and
Telemetry Quality Data work scopes under 633 specifications.
Senior Engineer
Wexford County Council
Wexford County Council Water Conservation Project
Supervision of the commissioning of a newly installed wide area telemetry network
to monitor all water treatment works and related sites within Wexford County.
Working on behalf of the client to ensure sub-contractors carry out all works as per
specification and to the agreed timescales and management of the complete
telemetry commissioning process including end to end testing and site sign-off.
Engineer
Scottish Water
Telemetry Implementation:
This project involved the commissioning of the telemetry systems on various
Scottish Water sites ranging from small CSO’s to large Water Treatment Works.
This work included the inspection of the installation by sub-contractors and all
sensor to screen testing from site to the Top End at Balmore Road.
Engineer
Scottish Water
Process Optimisation Project
This project firstly involved the surveying of various waste water treatment sites to
assess the effectiveness of the aeration systems with a view to fitting VSD’s to the
aeration motors which would be totally controlled from the monitored DO levels.
Some of these sites were then selected for VSD installation by our sub-contractor,
with my role being site supervision, commissioning, and sign off on behalf of
Scottish Water.
Engineer
Scottish Water
Building Efficiency Scheme
This project involves the surveying of a large number of sites to assess the
electrical heating installation with a view to optimising the existing systems within
the buildings.
Liaising with the client and subcontractor to ensure that all installations were carried
out according to Scottish Water scope and to the satisfaction of site operatives.
Engineer
Scottish Water
PFC Feasibility
Responsible for carrying out feasibility studies for Power Factor Correction on
various Scottish Water sites. This has involved site surveys to assess the exact
Power factor correction equipment requirements for each site and also to generate
reports and calculations for each site.
Alstom Power Conversion, 1994 – 2004
Electrical Installations
Engineer
Transocean Sedco Forex
DRILLING RIGS S704 & S701
Project Scope: S704 - Upgrade of all D.C. cabling for Mud Pumps, Top Drive and
Thyrig Bays. Installation of additional Mud Pump, 4160 volt Generator, and
Reserve Mud System.
Responsibilities included: Cable Installation design and material procurement.
Design and presentation of cable schedules, termination details and all associated
drawings. Attendance at contract progress meetings with our clients. Mobilisation
of manpower to ensure that all programme dates were achieved. Overseeing of all
testing and final commissioning.
Electrical Installations
Engineer
WOSWA
WOSWA TELEMETRY IMPLEMENTATION
Project Scope: Design and installation of varied instrumentation on 40 WoSW clean
water sites.
Responsible Engineer for installations on 13 sites within the Dumfries & Galloway
District.
Responsibilities included: Installations programme, Design and material
procurement, co-ordination of various sub-contractors, commissioning end to end
testing and hand-over to our clients Entec UK / West of Scotland Water.
Craig M. Moncrieff
January 2014

4. Assistant Electrical
Installations Engineer
Blue Circle
DUNBAR CEMENT WORKS
Responsible to the site Resident Engineer on the Cement Mills 1,2 & 6 Close
Circuit Conversion Project.
Responsibilities included: Cabling installations design and supervision, installation
of 11kV Transformers (cast resin & oil filled), Switchgear, control panels and
associated instrumentation. To assist with the design and presentation cabling
schedules, termination schedules and supervision of subsequent installation test
and commissioning. Co-ordination of material procurement. To deputise for the RE
at site progress meetings with our clients, FL Smidth Fuller & Blue Circle Industries.
To assist with the co-ordination of labour in order to ensure that all contract
programme dates were achieved.
Electrical General
Foreman
Scottish Water
SCOTTISH WATER PROJECTS:
Employed as general electrical foreman on various sewage/clean water projects as
listed below:
Daldowie STW
Lesmahagow STW
Girvan WWPS
Philipshill STW
Strathleven WPS
Erskine STW
Swinstie STW
Invergowrie WTW
Various sites countrywide for the Y2K Back-up Generator Project
Widnes STW for NW Water
career history …
2004 – 2014 Grontmij, Glasgow
1994 – 2004 Alstom Power Conversion, Glasgow
1993 – 1994 SLD Genlite, Glasgow
1991 - 1993 James Scotts, Glasgow
1985 - 1991 Balfour Kilpatrick, Glasgow
1979 - 1985 Bauteil (MI) Ltd, Glasgow
CPD and training …
26/07/04 Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series 18001 & New SMS
Awareness, ½ day
01/2006 Exomatic RTU Programming & Configuration, 2 days
18/07/06 CDM Training, 2hrs
01/09/06 DSEAR Training, ½ day
16/02/07 Scottish Water H&S Training, 1hr
16/04/07 CDM Update New Legislation 2007, 2hrs
22/09/08 17th
Edition Workshop for BS7671, 1 Day
20/01/09
17/06/11
Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation ½ Day
Safe Design 1&2, 2hrs.
Craig M. Moncrieff
January 2014