Simon Jordan
About Simon Jordan
Simon Jordan is the Rover Process Leader at ExxonMobil's Fawley Refinery, with extensive experience in engineering roles at Wightlink and the British Army.
Current Role at ExxonMobil
Simon Jordan is currently working as a Rover Process Leader at ExxonMobil. His tenure at the company began in 2006, and he continues to serve in this role at the Fawley Refinery. As a Rover Process Leader, he is responsible for overseeing various operations within the refinery. His work includes the management of critical systems and processes to ensure optimal performance and safety.
Previous Employment at Wightlink
Before joining ExxonMobil, Simon Jordan worked as a Chief Engineer at Wightlink in 2005. His tenure lasted for six months in Portsmouth, United Kingdom. During his time at Wightlink, he was responsible for overseeing engineering operations and ensuring the smooth running of engineering projects and maintenance activities.
Military Career in the British Army
Simon Jordan had a distinguished career in the British Army from 1982 to 2005. Initially, he completed a Full Indentured Apprenticeship from 1982 to 1984 in Chepstow/Gosport. Following this, he served as a Marine Engineer for 21 years, taking on various assignments worldwide. His extensive experience in the military equipped him with a broad skill set in engineering and operational management.
Major Projects and Initiatives
Simon Jordan played a key role in significant projects and initiatives. Notably, he coordinated a major shutdown in 2012 on the Cat Plant at ExxonMobil, managing the Cat Lightends during the planning and execution phases. This project was recognized as a world-leading successful Turnaround. Additionally, he contributed to the design and implementation of the AED (Abnormal Event Detection) computer system as a process adviser, which identified significant process saves and efficiencies.
Technical Skills and Expertise
Throughout his career, Simon Jordan has demonstrated proficiency in various technical skills and systems. He is responsible for the UK's largest Catalytic Cracker Panel and field operation, as well as the UK's only operating Residfiner Panel and field operation. He is well-versed in safety systems, including the Loss Prevention System (LPS), Permit to Work, and firefighting. Simon has also completed an EMEEL catalytic cracking course, further enhancing his technical expertise.