Terry Gobbo
About Terry Gobbo
Terry Gobbo is an Electrical Superintendent with over 36 years of experience in construction and maintenance across various industries, including mining and power generation. He has worked on significant projects in Canada and internationally, demonstrating expertise in electrical supervision and project coordination.
Work at Hatch
Terry Gobbo has been employed at Hatch as an Electrical Superintendent since 2012. In this role, he oversees various electrical and instrumentation projects, ensuring adherence to safety standards and installation quality. His responsibilities include cost control and scheduling, which are critical for the successful execution of projects. With over a decade of experience at Hatch, Gobbo has contributed to numerous projects within the company, leveraging his extensive background in electrical supervision.
Education and Expertise
Terry Gobbo studied at Cambrian College, where he earned diplomas in Electrical Engineering Technologies from 1977 to 1979 and in Instrumentation Technology from 1984 to 1986. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his extensive career in electrical construction and maintenance. Gobbo holds the designation of Electrical Red Seal Construction Superintendent, highlighting his expertise in electrical supervision and instrumentation.
Background
Terry Gobbo has over 36 years of experience in construction and maintenance across various industries, including Mining, Power Generation, Oil & Gas, and Air Separation. His career includes significant involvement in projects in challenging environments, such as open pit mining and operations in the Arctic Circle. Gobbo has worked extensively at Vale and Glencore's underground mines, mills, smelters, and processing plants in Sudbury, contributing to his comprehensive understanding of the industry's demands.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Terry Gobbo has participated in notable projects, including the Oil Loading Terminal project in Libya and Vale's Long Harbour Processing Plant (LHPP) project in Newfoundland. He has also contributed to the Baffinland Iron Ore Mine's Mary River project in the Canadian Arctic. His work on Praxair's upgrading project for multiple Oxygen, Nitrogen, and CO2 plants across Canada further demonstrates his capability in managing complex electrical and instrumentation scopes.