Morris J Narunsky

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Houston, Texas 77088

Position:

Subsea Engineer

Education:

BS, Aerospace Engineering, The University of Texas at Arlington, TX, 1969

Programmers Certificate, Academy of Computer Technology, Houston, TX, 1971
United States Coast Guard Approved Personal Survival and Survival Suit/Survival
Craft Course at Texas A&M University System Center for Marine Training and Safety
at Galveston, July, 2000.

Affiliations:

American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Former Membership Development Chair: South Texas Section

Former Secretary / Treasurer: Petroleum Technical Chapter

Society for Underwater Technology

Experience:

Over thirty years of oil and gas project engineering and product design background,
have included 17 years of subsea and offshore experience, and extensive surface
background. Duties have encompassed the design of drilling, production, pipeline and
downhole products, as well as the evaluation of subsea systems, the verification of
manufacturers products for functional suitability, meeting with customers, and formal
specification writing. I am well versed in working within consulting, contracting and
manufacturing environments, and have an excellent working knowledge of industry
specifications and requirements, such as API, NACE and ASME.

Cameron / OneSubsea 09/09 to 11/14

Principal / Subsea Engineer
Design and Development of 10K and 15K subsea SpoolTreesTM for oil and gas production, rated to 10,000
ft water depth. Most were conversion Trees modified from original design, and tailored for customer
specific requirements. I developed P&ID schematics and identified or specified all components for
hydraulic and electrical control systems from customer SCM to Tree functions. My most recent Tree
project was Marubeni Angus / Manatee, which drew high praise from customer. I also improved designs of
Tree ancillary equipment, including Tubing Hangers, Tree Caps, Running & Retrieving Tools, etc.
Technical writing of Tree Rig Books for operator offshore use, Factory Acceptance Test and Extended FAT
procedures, Design Files, and other technical documents.
Analysis of BP GoM SpoolTree for the installation and positioning of 5"-15K Framo subsea multiphase
flowmeter and MARS (multiple application re-entry system) into the choke insert slot in Tree, and
presentation to BP of best options.
Engineering liaison for BPs containment response system, stored and tested in Houston.
Investigated many field performance reports and developed solutions for numerous field issues.
Successful design and prototype testing of Mechanical Internal Tree Cap Running Tool at the Cameron
Technical Development Center.
Training in AutoCAD and Inventor worked with both CAD programs.

National Oilwell Varco 05/09 to 07/09

Senior Design Engineer
Standardization of 2" thru 4" Choke Valve Series product line, along with control systems and position
indication.
Expro 01/07 to 04/09
Senior Development Engineer
Design and Development of a state-of-art large bore drilling choke intended to help control surface and
offshore drilling operations in a precise and instantaneous manner. The product includes a continuous duty
electric motor actuator, and is an integral component of our sister company, Secure Drill, overall drilling
control program. The specific product is a nominal API 7"-5000#, and is modular in the sense that it is
adaptable from a 4" thru a 6" nominal flow bore by replacing only a handful of parts, which makes it
unique. To date, the maximum size product (any manufacturer) suitable for the Secure Drill system has
been 3". Our client, Trans Ocean, has conducted extensive System Integration Testing in their manifold,
and is quite pleased with our product. The operating service provides high flow characteristics for severe
corrosive service applications.

Technip Offshore, Inc., 05/00 to 01/07

Staff Specialist
Followed several phases of the BP Holstein Truss Spar truss and soft tank fabrication at Gulf Marine
Fabricators yard, to verify compliance with drawings and fitness for load-out and mating with hard tank.
Audits of FMC Design Calculations for BP Thunder Horse manifold applications. Products include
Actuators, large-bore Gate Valves, Connectors, and Pressure Caps for 6" 8" 10" and 12" pipeline
terminations. Design parameters are up to 15,000 psi working pressure, 350F temperature, 10,000 ft
water depth, and API Service Class 'HH.' Preparation of Audit Reports for client, and Corrective Action
Requests for manufacturer.
Analysis and/or engineering approval of BP Mad Dog Buoyancy Can Upper and Lower Stem equipment,
including Spar Deck Stopper structure, heave guidance and hangoff devices, and 36"/40" Stem Connector
interfaces. Issuance of detail drawings and procurement specifications for construction and assembly.
Preparation of Functional Specification and Data Sheets for subsea flowline jumpers and PLETs for BP
Thunder Horse manifolds interfaces; as well as working with BP, FMC, and installation team to review and
recommend improvements to PLET and jumper designs.
Work with inter-department, inter-company, and multi-discipline personnel to resolve system and equipment
interface issues for BP Atlantis.
Analyses of several subsea tie-in systems to Samedan Mari-B platform from subsea wells and to 30" export
line. Conducted studies, including diver vs. diverless comparisons, to present customer with best
installation options.
Responsibility for expeditious delivery and specification compliance of subsea ball valves, check valves,
piggable wyes, connectors and strakes for Boomvang/Nansen Banjo/Seahawk 16" & 18" Pipelines and 12"
Risers. Products were installed and integral with infield manifold. Compilation of product documentation
for Williams Pipeline and Technip Offshore Contractors.

Evaluation of Cameron Subsea Trees and ancillary equipment for BP Amoco King Complex. Audit of
Cameron Design Files and Documentation for monogrammed items of this project.

Cameron Controls, 1999 to 2000

Contract Engineer

As a Mechanical Engineer in Camerons Support Group, I supported Project

Managers in the design of multiplex control systems for subsea BOP stacks and diverters.

Writing Technical Specifications such as Factory Acceptance Tests for specific

units and following the testing through the shop with customers present

Performing mechanical and hydraulic calculations for Job Design Books

Writing Test Procedures for the environmental and hyperbaric testing of

control system components for product improvement and verification.

Oil States HydroTech, 1997 to 1999

Product Design Engineer
Designed equipment for the installation, modification, and repair of subsea pipelines, for up to 42 pipe.
Equipment was installed on surface or subsea with diver and/or ROV intervention. Products included
mechanical and structural connectors, swivel joints, pipe insulation joints, misaligning flanges, pressure
balanced safety joints, hydrocouples, hydrotaps, pipe recovery tools and piggable Ys.

Baker Oil Tools, 1991 to 1996

Senior Development Engineer
Principal engineer for the design of surface safety systems, as mandated by MMS for OCS oil and gas
production. Worked in team based management environment, specifying and designing failsafe actuators
and bonnets to interface with customer specified gate valves. Developed and conducted surface safety
systems training program for BOT subsurface safety system facility in order to increase knowledge base of
other engineers and designers.

Foster Valve Corporation, 1987 to 1991

Engineer
Designed API surface wellheads, trees and ancillary equipment as well as gate valves for oil and gas use
and for geothermal applications of up to 600F. Designed ANSI gate valves for pipeline applications. Set
up Fosters test lab for API 6A, Appendix F testing and for SPPE verification testing.
Contract Assignments, 1984 to 1987
Vetco Gray: Designed subsea drilling, production, and workover products for Green Canyon 24-slot
template.

Brian Watt Associates: Designed 13 3/8 and 20 subsea tie-back systems for existing mudline suspension
wellheads located in offshore Netherlands, meeting 3-month deadline from concept to delivery of
manufactured products.
Subsea Ventures: Performed structural analyses of subsea Blowout Preventer Stacks for DNV
certifications.
Hughes Offshore, 1982 to 1983
Designed and unitized subsea BOP stacks up to 18 15,000 psi working pressure. Standardized designs
for 13 3/8 and 20 offshore diverters and for telescopic joints, reducing diverter component choices from
40 to 5 for new orders.
Koomey Inc., 1981 to 1982
Designed skid-mounted control units for subsea and surface BOP stack and for offshore diverter
operations.
National Supply, 1979 to 1981
Designed subsea oil and gas production systems. Products included trees, flowlines, flowline pull-ins,
tubing hangers, multi-function tools, etc.
FMC Corp, 1976 to 1977
Designed API 6A subsea and surface gate valves and actuators. Designed 1 bore gate valve w/integral
actuator for subsea controls. This product, rated to -75F and 18,000 psi working pressure, replaced bulky
gate valve/actuator, and was featured in FMC catalog.
Houston Systems Manufacturing Co. & Pyramid Manufacturing Co. 1970 to 1976
Designed masts, derricks and substructures for land drilling rigs for up to 30,000 feet drilling depth.
Unitized complete drilling rigs, including design of all mud, water, fuel and air systems and BOP control
systems, and including functional structures for all power and control plants.