Alfredo Bohorquez
About Alfredo Bohorquez
Alfredo Bohorquez is the Generation Superintendent at Chevron in Zulia Area, Venezuela, with over two decades of experience in power facility maintenance, operation, and optimization.
Title and Current Position
Alfredo Bohorquez holds the title of Generation Superintendent. He is currently employed at Chevron, overseeing operations in the Zulia Area of Venezuela. His primary responsibilities include ensuring the efficient and safe operation of power generation facilities, with a strong focus on achieving world-class results and job safety.
Experience in Maintenance and Optimization of Power Facilities
With extensive experience in the maintenance, operation, and optimization of power facilities, Alfredo Bohorquez brings over two decades of expertise to his role. His work includes managing the operation of GE LM6000PC Turbo Generators at a 138KV Electricity Generation facility and ensuring the reliable provision of electricity for the Boscan Field process facilities.
Previous Roles at Chevron
Before his current role, Alfredo Bohorquez held several positions at Chevron. From 2007 to 2017, he worked as an Instrumentation & Control Reliability Engineer in Namba, China. Prior to that, he served as Health, Environment and Safety Supervisor from 2000 to 2005 in Maracaibo, Venezuela, focusing on promoting safe work environments and environmental compliance.
Early Career at CORPOELEC
Alfredo Bohorquez began his career at CORPOELEC, working as a Power and Construction Engineer from 1997 to 2000 in Maracaibo, Venezuela. He contributed to various projects in power and construction, gaining valuable experience that shaped his future roles in the energy sector.
Educational Background
Alfredo Bohorquez studied Electrical Engineering at Universidad Rafael Urdaneta, completing his degree from 1992 to 1997. This educational foundation provided him with the technical knowledge necessary for his extensive career in the maintenance and optimization of power generation and oil production facilities.