Osman Cankurtaran
About Osman Cankurtaran
Osman Cankurtaran is a Maintenance Jobleader at ExxonMobil with extensive experience in mechanical and piping supervision across various companies.
Current Position at ExxonMobil
Osman Cankurtaran currently holds the position of Maintenance Jobleader at ExxonMobil. He started in this role in 2022 and brings extensive expertise in mechanical maintenance and piping to the company. His responsibilities likely involve overseeing maintenance operations, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and coordinating with other teams to optimize operational efficiency.
Previous Experience at J. de Jonge Group B.V.
Before joining ExxonMobil, Osman Cankurtaran worked at J. de Jonge Group B.V. in various supervisory roles. From 2021-2022, he was a Supervisor for Maintenance Mechanical & Piping at Vopak Vlaardingen. He also worked at Shin-Etsu from 2020 to 2021. Additionally, he held Supervisory positions in Piping and Mechanical for different durations at Shin Etsu Botlek and ExxonMobil in 2020. These roles involved overseeing maintenance and piping projects, ensuring quality standards, and managing teams of technical staff.
Roles at Bilfinger and Other Companies
Osman Cankurtaran's career also includes multiple short-term projects with Bilfinger, Stork, ENGIE Services, and other companies. Notably, he was involved in maintenance and piping supervision at ExxonMobil Antwerpen and BP in 2019. These roles required managing on-site technical crews, conducting hydrotests, and overseeing mechanical operations to ensure compliance with industry standards.
Educational Background
Osman Cankurtaran studied at Werkvergunning en TRA, completing his education at Technicom from 2015 to 2020. He also attended several specialized courses, including FPI Fiberglass and WEFATHERM Kunststof leiding/Plastic Pipes PP, PP-R. Additionally, he achieved certifications from Ameron (NOV) Bondstrand Fiberglass. These educational experiences have equipped him with a broad understanding of mechanical and piping systems.