Joseph (Duke) Dobyanski

● Ensured compliance with safety standards and engineering specifications throughout all phases of structural steel erection.

● Oversaw the structural steel for the extraction tailings pump house, ensuring all components were installed to precise specifications.

● Managed the installation of structural steel for the electrical house, coordinating with electrical teams to align structural and electrical elements.

• Demolition and Reconstruction: Old press removed; crews working on reconstructing the building through the winter months to prepare for the installation of the new press.
• Upgrading Projects and Maintenance: Beyond fire-related repair I supervised staff on several unrelated upgrading projects underway and also significant maintenance work including the installation of equipment repurposed from Tolko's decommissioned Kelowna mill.

• Demolition and Reconstruction: Old press removed; crews working on reconstructing the building through the winter months to prepare for the installation of the new press
• Upgrading Projects and Maintenance: Beyond fire-related repair I supervised staff on several unrelated upgrading projects underway and also significant maintenance work including the installation of equipment repurposed from Tolko's decommissioned Kelowna mill.

• Led and supervised a diverse team of over 50 professionals, including ironworkers, scaffolders, millwrights, HVAC technicians, welders, rig welders, and operator engineers
• Managed all aspects of rigging, hoisting, erection, bolt-up torquing, and welding of structural steel
• Oversaw the installation of HVAC systems and the precise alignment of minor and major equipment
• Accomplished a significant milestone by successfully setting six MAN Energy 110-ton engines, six 50-ton alternators, and six 40-ton turbos within four days, exceeding global benchmarks
• Maintained direct collaboration with clients to ensure adherence to a stringent progress skyline, while enforcing safety standards, practices, and procedures for all tasks
• Proactively identified and addressed engineering deficiencies to ensure project integrity and quality.

• Served as Husky Energy's representative on well sites during completion operations, ensuring the implementation and enforcement of safety and best practice standards
• Personally conducted site-specific orientations for every contractor new to the well site before the commencement of work
• Oversaw comprehensive fresh water and flowback sampling, testing, filtering, and treatment processes
• Managed the sourcing of water and determined required volumes for wells during completion operations
• Coordinated the logistics of water tankers to and from the site, establishing effective organization with disposal facilities
• Supervised the heating, pumping, treating, and storage of water during completions and pipeline hydrotesting
• Acted as a liaison in the field between Husky Energy and other oil and gas exploration companies, fostering collaboration to save costs and reduce water usage during completion operations.

• Collaborated directly with schedulers, superintendents, and construction managers to plan and break down the larger scope of mechanical and structural components into smaller work fronts for 1 crew during 1-shift durations
• Oversaw a diverse team of over 100 employees, including ironworkers, welders, and operator engineers
• Managed all aspects of heavy lift rigging, including the hoisting of 200+ modules, erection of two 425' flare stacks, installation of 11 solvent bullet vessels at 500 tons each, and the erection of five conventional iron buildings
• Led activities such as bolt-up, torquing, and welding, ensuring precision and adherence to project specifications
• Worked closely with the client to maintain a strict progress skyline, simultaneously implementing, and enforcing safety standards, best practices, and procedures for all tasks
• Identified and rectified engineering deficiencies, ensuring the integrity and quality of the project.

• Supervised all crafts and sub-contractors in two significant project areas, managing a workforce of over 500 employees
• Directed activities in the OSBL area, coordinating efforts from Aecon (civil work), Graham (floating pipelines/work boats), Wilbros (above-ground pipeline), Ceda (retrofit barge), and KBR (retrofit dredge, installation of bubbler system, valve station installation, bypass stations, and pump house)
• Oversaw the erection and mechanical scope of the Truck Loading Bin in ISBL, ensuring precision and adherence to project specifications
• Worked closely with the client to maintain a strict progress skyline, implementing, and enforcing safety standards, practices, and procedures across all tasks
• Identified and rectified engineering deficiencies, contributing to the overall integrity and quality of the project.

• Oversaw crews of ironworkers, welders, rig welders, and operator engineers, day and night shift (over 100 employees)
• Oversaw all aspects of rigging, hoisting, iron erection and dismantle, bolt-up torqueing, welding, and relocation of two entire bitumen trains (pieces upwards to 3500 tons)
• Worked directly with client to uphold a strict progress skyline, while implementing safety standards, practices, and procedures for all tasks
• Identified and rectified engineering deficiencies.

• Oversaw crews of ironworkers, and welders (up to 30 employees)
• Oversaw all aspects of rigging, hoisting, iron erection and dismantle, bolt up, torqueing, and welding
• Worked directly with corporate safety to develop and implement Job Hazards Analysis study for all aspects of Ironworking
• Implemented safety standards, practices, and procedures for all Ironworking tasks
• Identified and rectified engineering deficiencies.

• Oversaw crews of ironworkers, and welders (up to 45 employees) in six different areas of the Mine, Live and Green fields at Suncor Energy
• Oversaw all aspects of rigging, hoisting, iron erection and dismantle, bolt up, torqueing welding and engineered lift rigging confirmations for ironworkers and composite crew lifts
• Worked closely with the engineering department to recognize and solve deficiencies in both engineered rigging studies and structural members.

• Oversaw a crew of ironworkers, and welders (up to 25 employees)
• Oversaw all aspects of rigging, hoisting, iron erection and dismantle, bolt up torqueing and welding
• Developed and implemented Job hazard analysis studies for rigging practices, tower crane
• Developed and implemented safety standards, practices, and procedures for rigging and tower cranes
• Identified and rectified engineering deficiencies
• Ordered iron in sequence of erection from supplier
• Oversaw assembly, dismantle, and re-configuration of all cranes.