Phinehas Chibuzor-eke

Mechanical Engineer with experience across manufacturing, machining, maintenance, and oil & gas plant operations. Skilled in CAD drafting, technical documentation, quality control, and rotating equipment support, with a strong commitment to safety and operational excellence.

Mechanical Engineer at Peso Energy Services (2025-08 – 2026-04)

• Monitored and controlled critical process equipment - including separators, scrubbers, reboilers, slug catchers, demethanizers, debutanizers, accumulators, and heaters - to maintain safe, efficient plant operation.
• Executed startup, shutdown, and operational procedures for dehydration and cryogenic units, compressors, and pumps, while maintaining detailed logs and performance reports.
• Identified hazards and responded to emergencies, including equipment malfunctions, leaks, and fire incidents, to maintain a safe working environment.
• Conducted equipment inspections and supported maintenance, shutdowns, permit-to-work processes, and asset integrity initiatives to minimize unplanned downtime.

Mechanical Engineering Intern at Crafwell Engineering Limited (2024-03 – 2025-01)

• Performed precision machining (milling, lathe work) and supported fabrication and maintenance of oil & gas equipment to tight tolerances and engineering specifications.
• Applied rigorous quality control measures aligned with industry standards, contributing to zero-defect manufacturing outcomes, and prepared technical reports documenting activities.
• Collaborated with senior engineers and technicians, strengthening practical knowledge of mechanical engineering principles and industry best practices.

Mechanical Engineering Intern at Total E&P Nigeria Limited (2020-03 – 2020-09)

• Upheld company safety standards and international protocols while collaborating with project management and cross-functional teams on new initiatives in the oil and gas sector.
• Produced technical drawings and AutoCAD designs used in fabrication, and supported maintenance of critical equipment - contributing to reduced downtime and improved efficiency.

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering – University of Nigeria (2017 – 2024)