Eur Ing Doug S.

Scott
BTech, CEng CSci, FIChemE, MEI
CHARTERED ENGINEER/SCIENTIST
RISK ENGINEERING CONSULTANT

Office Tel No: +44 20 7015 2059

Office Fax No: +44 20 7623 1817
Mobile No: +44 7760 173 819
Website: www.cttechnical.com
E-mail: Doug.Scott@ctcplc.com

Qualifications Bachelor of Technology in Chemical Engineering with

management Economics
Chartered Engineer, Chartered Scientist
Professional Engineer Registered with Engineering Council (UK)
European Engineer
Fellow, Institution of Chemical Engineers
Member, Energy Institute
Member of the Oil, Petrochemical and Energy Risk Association
Member of the Institution of Chemical Engineers’ Loss Prevention Panel
Registered with the Institution of Chemical Engineers as a safety & loss
prevention specialist
Experience Abu Dhabi, Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain,
Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Burma, Cameroon, Canada, Chad, Czech
Republic, Costa Rica, Denmark, Dubai, Eire, Egypt, Finland, France, Gaza,
Germany, Greece, Holland, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Italy,
Kenya, Korea, Libya, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mexico, Mozambique, New
Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Qatar,
Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand,
Trinidad, Turkey, Turkmenistan, United Kingdom, United States,
Venezuela, Yemen, Zimbabwe

Career Synopsis

2002 – Date CHARLES TAYLOR PLC – Risk Engineering Consultant

2000 - 2002 ENTEC – Technical Director

1991 - 2000 JOHNSON & HIGGINS (LATER MARSH) – Vice President

1986 - 1991 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL UNDERWRITERS– Oil & Gas Engineer

1982 - 1986 BRITOIL PLC – Loss Control Engineer

1977 – 1982 WS ATKINS & PARNERS – Group Engineer

1975 – 1977 IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES

Charles Taylor Adjusting Limited

88 Leadenhall Street
London
EC3A 3BA

Registered office: Standard House T: +44 20 7623 1819

12-13 Essex Street, London, WC2R 3AA. Registered in England No.1994696 www.ctplc.com/adjusting
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Claims
 Material testing Professional Indemnity
 Refinery cooling tower fire case
 Ethylene cracker cold box  Steam turbine damage in transit
 Polymer reactor failure  Fuel explosion and fire with multiple
 Subsea wellhead system failure fatalities in Nigeria
 Pipeline pumping station fire  Power station control system failure
 Pipeline rupture and pollution  Mobile phone company diesel
 Gas turbine failures generator failures
 Terminal crane failure

Engineering Consultancy Projects

 Major hazard assessment for North Sea oil terminal

 Detailed Hazard assessment for major North Sea Oil Platform
 Conceptual design of fire and gas protection systems for a North Sea gas platform
 Review of pressure relief systems for a major UK chemical complex
 Review of pressure relief systems for a North Sea offshore complex and associated onshore
terminal
 Review, for regulatory purposes, of chlor-alkali production facility in Hong Kong
 Cost estimation of refinery revamp projects
 Reliability analysis of offshore gas production complex
 Development of computer models for two phase pressure relief, fluid flow and thermal radiation
 Gas plume calculations for offshore platforms to determine safe approach routes for
helicopters.
 Conceptual design of world scale polyethylene production plants

Major Studies

 Loss Estimation studies for LNG construction projects

 Major study of exposures and Loss Estimation for a pipeline utility company
 Benchmarking study for Major European Power Utility
 Loss Estimation study, including Delay In Start Up for deep water oil project
 Loss Estimation study for US oil and gas production company
 Loss Estimation study for South East Asian gas pipeline network
 Detailed Hazard assessment for major North Sea Oil Platform
 Loss Estimation study of the assets of a major North Sea oil company
 Development of risk ranking methodology for: oil, gas & petrochemicals, power stations,
construction, general property, mining and hospital construction/operation
 Study of pipeline reliability in a confidential Latin American country
 Risk studies of multi-billion sour gas production facility in the Middle East
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Risk Surveys
Gas Processing
Offshore  Gas processing facilities Dubai
 Gas processing facilities in Algeria
 Platform and FSO (Floating Storage Unit),
offshore Italy  Gas processing plant in Bahrain
 Gas production complex offshore Thailand  Gas processing facilities in Mexico
 Offshore platform Alaska, USA  Gas processing storage and shipping in
Nigeria
 Series of offshore platform complexes
Mexico  Gas processing, including some novel
technologies in Pakistan
 Offshore complexes Nigeria
 Gas processing in Qatar
 Offshore platform and onshore terminal
Brazil  Gas processing and gas to liquids
processing in South Africa
 Offshore gas platform, South Africa
 Gas Processing plant in New Zealand
 Offshore gas platform Qatar
 Offshore oil production fields in the UAE
Refining:
 Offshore wellhead platform in New Zealand
 Main refineries in Algeria
 Offshore complex in Greece
 Major refinery in Kenya
Onshore Oil & Gas Production  Main refineries , plus smaller privately owned
refineries in Argentina
 Onshore production faculties Bahrain
 Privately owned refinery in Belgium
 Onshore production facilities Siberia
 Remote stand alone refinery in Burma
 Enhanced oil recover facilities Siberia
 National oil company refinery in Costa Rica
 Onshore production facilities in Mexico
 State owned refinery in Denmark
 Onshore production Alaska, USA
 State oil company refineries in Finland
 Desert production facilities Yemen
 Privately owned refinery in Germany
 Oil production facilities Turkmenistan
 Major refinery complexes in Greece
 Gas producing fields in Pakistan
 Major state owned refineries in Indonesia
 Oil and Gas production in Egypt
 Major lubes and fuels refinery complex in
 Onshore oil production in Nigeria
Iraq
 Drilling rig surveys in Egypt
 Major contract refinery sites in Italy
 Onshore production/processing facility in
 Refinery complexes in Israel
Greece
 State owned refineries in Libya
Pipelines  Major refinery complexes in Saudi Arabia
 Crude oil production pipeline, Yemen  Major refinery in South Africa
 Crude oil production pipeline  Refinery complexes in Thailand
Greece/Macedonia  Refineries in USA
 Trans Andes crude oil pipeline  Major refinery in Peru
 Refined oil pipeline Mozambique –  Refinery complexes in Pakistan
Zimbabwe  State and privately owned refineries in
 Refined oil multiproduct pipelines Costa Rica Taiwan
 Refined oil products Pakistan  State owned oil refineries in Venezuela
 Gas transmission lines, including control  Refinery in the Cameroons
room and associated facilities, Greece  Refinery in Chad
 Gas transmission lines, including control  Refinery in Yemen
room and associated facilities, Thailand
 Intelligent pigging facility in Russia
 Aviation fuel pipeline in Greece

LNG (Liquefied natural Gas)

 Liquefaction plant, Malaysia
 Liquefaction plants Indonesia
 Liquefaction plant, Australia
 Liquefaction plants, Algeria
 Liquefaction plant, Libya
 Liquefaction plant, Yemen
 Peak shaving plant Canada
 Terminal, Greece
 Terminal, Belgium
 Terminal, Taiwan
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Petrochemicals Terminals
 Petrochemical, methanol and ammonia/urea  Refined product terminal in Albania
production in Algeria  Main state oil marketing liquid and LPG
 Ethylene production in Australia terminals in Algeria (including aviation fuels)
 Methanol and ammonia production in Bahrain  Liquid fuel terminals in Costa Rica (including
 Petrochemicals and downstream aviation fuels)
polymers/speciality chemicals in Brazil  Crude oil export terminal in Denmark
 Ammonia/Urea in Eire  Crude oil import terminal in Greece
 Methanol and speciality chemical plants in  Refined product marketing terminals in
Malaysia Kenya
 Polypropylene production in Greece  Product terminal in South Africa
 Ethylene cracker in Israel  Liquid LPG product terminals in Thailand
 Speciality organic chemicals  Liquid LPG product terminals in Philippines
 Pure Teraphalic Acid in Indonesia  Refrigerated LPG terminal in Mexico
 Ethylene cracker and downstream complex in  Fuel and chemical import terminal in Taiwan
Italy  Fuels terminal in Thailand
 Ethylene and downstream process facilities in  Chemicals terminal in Pakistan
Korea  Major terminal in the Caribbean, following a
 Ethylene cracker and downstream processing major fire.
units in Nigeria  Marketing terminal and storage facilities in
 Ethylene production and downstream units in Italy
Norway  Storage terminal in UK
 Ethylene production and downstream units in  Hydrocarbon Liquids terminal in New
Finland Zealand
 Polymer production in South Africa  Liquid fuel and LPG bottling terminals in the
 Ammonia/urea, ethylene in Qatar UAE
 Petrochemicals production in the UAE
 Private and state owned ethylene and Power Plants
downstream facilities in Taiwan  Surveys of fosse fuel and bio-fuels power
 Methanol production in Trinidad stations in Denmark
 Ammonia Urea production in Pakistan  Gas turbine power plants in Thailand
 PTA plant in Pakistan  Power (and desalination plants), Bahrain
 PVC production in the UK  Industrial power plants. Taiwan
 Ethylene and specialist organic chemicals in  Large scale survey programme of power and
the USA desalination plants in Saudi Arabia
 Methanol and MTBE production In Venezuela  Combined cycle power plant in Gaza
 Speciality organic chemicals in Holland  Combined cycle and fossil fuel power and
 Speciality organic chemicals in France desalination facilities in Abu Dhabi
 Aromatic chemical complex in Portugal  Power plant in Pakistan

Fertilizers
 Various Ammonia and urea plants in
Pakistan
 Ammonia and urea production plants in
Norway, including novel process technology
 Ammonia production in Bahrain
 Ammonia and urea production in Qatar
 Fertilizer production in South America, with a
focus on liability exposures
 Fertilizer production in UAE
 Fertilizer production (including ammonium
nitrate) in Greece
 Fertilizer production in Bangladesh
 Ammonia production in Ireland
 Ammonia production in Korea

Construction
 Power station and power transmission
system in Afghanistan
 Refinery construction project in Algeria
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 Large scale multi-stream gas processing

plants in Iran
 Simple and combined cycle gas turbine
power plants in Iran
 Large scale refinery, petrochemical, power
and electronics production facilities Taiwan
 Power plant construction (fossil fuel and gas
turbine) in Thailand
 Gas processing plant in Syria
 Gas processing plant and pipeline in Iraq
 Gas processing plant in Algeria
 Sour gas processing plant in UAE
 Steel plant in Pakistan

Other
 Textile plant in Greece
 Large integrated steel mill in Libya
 Hot iron briquette plant in Malaysia
 Carbon disulphide production in Taiwan
 Aluminium rolling mill in Turkey
 Metallurgical and steel production in Taiwan
 Textile production in Libya
 Cement production in Nigeria
 Industrial explosives in South Africa
 Metallurgical production in Norway
 Chemical, textile and cement plants in
Pakistan
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TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS 13. Pipeline Leakage and Pollution Liability

(joint author), International Conference in
1. Some Seldom Considered Aspects of Algiers, 2002
Pressure Relief Systems, I. Chem E.
Symposion, Sheffield, c 1980 14. Reducing Costs Through Risk Engineering
– First Middle East Congress on Managing
2. The HAZOP Man Comes to Call - Case Safety in the Workplace, Dubai (UAE),
Histories of Pressure Relief Systems (joint 2003
author), I. Chem E. Hazard and Risk
Assessment for Existing Chemical Plant, 15. Pipeline Insurance Technical aspects of
London April 1980 Underwriting and Claims, (joint author)
GEOPIPE – International Conference on
3. The Design and Operation of Offshore Terrain and Geohazard Challenges Facing
Relief Systems (joint author), I. Chem E. Onshore Oil and Gas Pipelines, ICE,
Symposium on the Protection of London 2004
Exothermic Reactors and Pressurised
Storage Vessels, Chester April 1984 16. Colour Coded Risk Management, Strategic
Risk, September 2007
4. Wither Surveying (joint author), Winner
IOI Best Paper Award, c 1990 17. Seeing the Wood For the Trees, The
Chemical Engineer, April 2008
5. Assessment of Low Probability/High
Consequence Risks with Emphasis on 18. The Importance of Insurance, World
th
Management Systems (joint author), 7 Pipelines November 2010
International on Loss Prevention and
Safety Promotion in the Process 19. Construction, Communication and
Industries, Taormina (Italy), May 1992 Confusion, Loss Prevention Bulletin N0.
223, February 2012
6. The Development of Safety Teaching in
UK Chemical Engineer Colleges (joint
th
author), 7 International on Loss
Prevention and Safety Promotion in the
Process Industries, Taormina (Italy), May
1992

7. Process Plant Design and Operation –

Guidance to Safe Practice (editor and
major contributor), I. Chem E, 1992
(reprinted in 1994)

8. DACALS – A Simple Verified VCE Model

th
(joint author), 8 International on Loss
Prevention and Safety Promotion in the
Process Industries, Antwerp (Belgium),
June 1995

9. Safety Cases – A View From the

Insurance Industry, Safety Cases – Can
We Prove the Next Ten Year Will Be
Safer Than the Last Ten? IBC
Conference, London, 1995

10. Consequence Modelling for the Insurance

Industry – New Philosophies and Methods
joint author), International Conference and
Workshop on Risk Analysis and Process
Safety, Atlanta (USA), 1997

11. The Insurance of Process Plant, Loss

Prevention Bulletin No. 140, April 1998

12. The Train of Events - Stay in the Station!

I. Chem E. virtual conference, 2000