Tom Devoght
About Tom Devoght
Tom Devoght is a Competent Process Planner at ExxonMobil with extensive experience in refinery operations and safety procedures.
Title
Tom Devoght holds the title of Competent Process Planner. In his role, he applies his expertise in the field to efficiently plan and optimize various processes within the company.
Current Positions at Exxonmobil
As of 2018, Tom Devoght is serving as a Competent Process Planner at Exxonmobil. Concurrently, he also occupies the position of Procedures and Manuals Answerup since 2015. Both roles are based in the United States, where he leverages his extensive experience in process planning and manual procedure development to contribute to the company's operations.
Previous Roles at Exxonmobil
Tom Devoght has held several key positions at Exxonmobil over the years. From 2013 for a duration of 2 months, he worked as Process Turn Around Foreman Solvent Units. Prior to that, he served as Senior Process Operator for 14 years from 2001 to 2015. His journey with Exxonmobil began as a Laborant from 1998 to 2001. His progression through these roles reflects his growing expertise and responsibilities in the company.
Education and Expertise
Tom Devoght studied Chemistry for 4 years, from 1994 to 1998. His educational background laid a solid foundation for his extensive experience in operating various complex refinery units, including powerforming, Naphta hydrofiner, and alkylation units. Additionally, his participation in HAZOP (Hazard and Operability) studies specifically for solvent units underscores his focus on operational safety and efficiency.
Specialized Training and Safety Initiatives
Tom Devoght has undergone specialized training in firefighting courses, demonstrating his commitment to safety in the workplace. He has also been involved in data gathering for piping and equipment inspections, indicating a strong focus on maintenance and operational reliability. This experience highlights his proactive approach to safety and equipment upkeep in his roles at Exxonmobil.