Alex De Guzman
About Alex De Guzman
Alex De Guzman is a Jacket Inspector at Chevron in San Ramon, California, with extensive experience in jacket construction, offshore platform modification, and oil & gas plant construction.
Current Position at Chevron
Alex De Guzman currently works as a Jacket Inspector at Chevron in San Ramon, California, United States. His responsibilities include overseeing contractors' daily construction activities, conducting welding inspections, and ensuring compliance with specified standards and procedures. He provides technical assistance to contractors, reviews inspection test plans, and witnesses non-destructive examinations of completed welds.
Previous Roles at Chevron
Before his current role, Alex De Guzman held two other positions at Chevron. From 2008 to 2011, he worked as a Construction Inspector in San Ramon, California, where he managed the quality and safety of construction projects. Prior to this, he served as an Offshore Construction Inspector from 2007 to 2008, also in San Ramon, contributing to the offshore platform modification and oil & gas plant construction.
International Inspection Experience
Alex De Guzman has accumulated extensive international experience. Notably, he worked at Dolphin Energy in Abu Dhabi as a Mechanical Inspector and Supervisor in 2007. His career also includes tenures at Parsons Fluor Daniel, Abb Lummus Alireza, Abb/petrofac Int’l, Hyundai Snamprogetti Joint Venture, and Hyundai Eng’g & Const, among others. His roles in these companies ranged from Qa and Qc Inspector to Piping Engineer.
Educational Background
Alex De Guzman holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Lyceum of the Philippines University, where he studied from 1982 to 1987. His engineering education laid the foundation for his extensive career in inspection and construction management in the oil and gas sector.
Expertise in Oil & Gas Plant Construction
Alex De Guzman possesses significant expertise in jacket construction, offshore platform modification, and oil & gas plant construction. He has worked in diverse regions including Angola, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Algeria, Indonesia, Qatar, and the Philippines. His responsibilities have covered supervision of fabrication and erection of piping and static equipment, material traceability, welding procedures, and qualification of welders.