Jamie Woodall
About Jamie Woodall
Jamie Woodall is an Operations Inlec at Chevron in Perth, Australia, with over a decade of experience in EEHA compliance and E+I commissioning roles across various international locations.
Title and Current Position
Jamie Woodall currently holds the position of Operations Inlec at Chevron. Based in Perth, Australia, Jamie plays a vital role in overseeing operational tasks and functions pertinent to upstream electrical and instrumentation technology. Since joining Chevron, the focus has been on the Wheatstone project, starting in 2013.
Professional Experience in Electrical and Instrumentation
Jamie Woodall has amassed extensive experience across multiple international assignments in upstream electrical and instrumentation (E+I) sectors. Before joining Chevron, Jamie served as an Electrical HUC Technician at McDermott International Inc. in the Bass Strait for nine months between 2012 and 2013. Earlier, Jamie worked as an EEHA Compliance Officer at Sakhalin Energy in the Sakhalin Region, Russian Federation, for six months from 2007 to 2008 and as an EEHA Compliance Officer at Bechtel in Darwin, Australia, for ten months from 2005 to 2006.
Woodside Energy Tenure
Jamie Woodall has significant work history with Woodside Energy, having served in various roles. From 2010 to 2011, Jamie was an EEHA Compliance Officer in Ulsan, South Korea. Prior to that, from 2009 to 2010, Jamie held the roles of EEHA Compliance Officer and E+I Commissioning Technician in Ramunia, Malaysia. Jamie's contributions included ensuring compliance and overseeing commissioning activities, further establishing expertise in electrical and instrumentation technology.
Early Career at United Group and Bechtel
Earlier in Jamie Woodall's career, there were two notable roles. Jamie worked at United Group as an E+I Construction and Commissioning Lead at Varanus Island, Australia, for seven months from 2008 to 2009. Additionally, Jamie held the position of EEHA Compliance Officer at Bechtel in Darwin, Australia, from 2005 to 2006. These formative positions contributed to Jamie's deep understanding of construction leadership and compliance within the electrical and instrumentation fields.
Educational Background
Jamie Woodall studied at the Spencer Institute of TAFE, where completing a Diploma in Electrical from 1997 to 2001. This educational foundation provided Jamie with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for a successful career in electrical and instrumentation technology, and compliance.