Joe Hughes

Joe Hughes has a diverse and extensive work experience in the oil and gas industry. Joe started their career in 1999 as a Senior Process Engineer at GlaxoWellcome before moving on to Foster Wheeler as a Senior Process Engineer. At Foster Wheeler, they were part of a team responsible for the design and upgrade of the Dacion field in Venezuela.

Joe then worked at Saipem as a Principal Process Engineer, followed by a role at Woodhill Frontier as a Principal Process Engineer. Joe then joined AMEC, where they served as a Facilities Engineer in the FEED Group and worked on various projects, including the ACG Phase III, BG Gaza Marine, and Marathon UK's Dragon.

After AMEC, Joe worked at SNC Lavalin as a Lead Process Engineer for the Vankor project in Western Siberia. Joe then joined SLP Engineering as a Lead Process Engineer for the Bouri Gas Utilization Project.

Joe also owned their own limited company, HECS Ltd, which provided facilities engineering design services to the oil and gas industry.

Joe'smost recent position was as the Chief Facilities Engineer at Tullow Oil, where they held several roles over the past two years, including Facilities Engineering Co-Ordinator/Technical Assurance Manager and Flow Assurance Engineer. Joe was responsible for various simultaneous roles on Tullow Oil's deepwater Ghana TEN development Project.

Overall, Joe Hughes has extensive experience in facilities engineering and has worked on various projects in different roles throughout their career.

Joe Hughes attended CBC Monkstown in Dublin from 1979 to 1982 but did not specify a degree or field of study. Joe then went on to study Chemical Engineering at University College Dublin from 1983 to 1987, earning a B.E.(HONS) degree.