Kristina Loi
Commercial Services Manager at Shell Energy Australia- Claim this Profile
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Credentials
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★ Numerous courses including HSSE Leadership, Operations Academy and Leadership Development (QGC)
-Jan, 2008- Nov, 2024 -
★ Eclipse Modelling OFM Training - Schlumberger, Brisbane
-Jan, 2007- Nov, 2024 -
★ Basic Offshore Survival Course (HUET) - IFAP, Fremantle
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★ Pressures While Drilling - FESWA, Perth
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★ Production Technology - R2D3 Centre for Learning
-Jan, 2004- Nov, 2024
Experience
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Shell Energy Australia
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Australia
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Utilities
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300 - 400 Employee
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Commercial Services Manager
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Jan 2022 - Present
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Shell
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United Kingdom
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Oil and Gas
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700 & Above Employee
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Asset Management System (AMS) and Strategic Asset Management Planning (SAMP) at Shell
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Apr 2021 - Mar 2022
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Upstream Digitalization Lead
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Oct 2020 - Mar 2021
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Production Systems Manager
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Aug 2018 - Oct 2020
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Operations Planning Lead
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Mar 2015 - Oct 2020
Initially employed under the title Planning Manager IAPS (Integrated Activity Planning and Scheduling), with role title being changed to Operations Planning Lead (after the acquisition by Shell), key role deliverables include:☛ Working in a key leadership role with management accountability for linking the strategic business objectives with activity plans, and ensuring they are communicated through the hierarchy to site executable work☛ Managing a team of Planners and Schedulers to generate and analyse integrated plans to support plan owners across time horizons in maximizing the utilisation of resources ☛ Ensuring compliance with planning processes through key performance indicators (KPI’s), identifying areas of concern and designing and implementing corrective interventions.
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QGC
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Australia
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Oil and Gas
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400 - 500 Employee
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Operations Area ICE Manager (South)
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Mar 2013 - Mar 2014
As Operations Integrated Collaborative Environment (ICE) Area Manager for the Southern Region, key role deliverables included:☛ Working in a key operations management role with core accountability for providing direction to the field during the start-up, commissioning and operations of circa 1,000 CSG wells, 2 CPP’s and 10 FCS’s for the QCLNG project☛ Instrumental in the continuous improvement and development of the Southern Area given the previous role of Area Asset Manager, starting from field development planning, project construction and through to Operations☛ Set up of the new Integrated Collaborative Environment (ICE) encompassing 9 team members.
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Area Asset Manager (South)
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Apr 2011 - Mar 2013
As Area Asset Manager for the Southern Region, key role deliverables included:☛ Working in a key management role with core accountability for ensuring gas delivery from the Southern Area into the QCLNG field network through Integrated Approvals for project construction and drilling activities☛ Managed a diversified team including a Commercial Manager, Project Engineers, Production Engineers and subsurface staff, with dotted line management responsibility to environment, land and various other key stakeholders☛ Managed cultural and process change within the Business Unit via the implementation of the Upstream Delivery Process and metrics tracking system through continuous improvement processes☛ Management of $2.5billion worth of investments which include circa 1,000 CSG wells, 2 CPP’s, 10 FCS’s and integrated facilities systems such as gas and water gathering and trunklines☛ Strong interfacing with Board Management within the company, with a focus on delivery and integration of solutions.
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Production engineer / Production Optimisation Manager
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Aug 2008 - Apr 2011
As Production engineer and subsequently Optimisation Manager, core role deliverables included:☛ Responsible for optimising production value from reservoir to delivery point for gas and water customers, delivering on the QGC’s production budget and forecast from 2010 to 2011 ☛ Managing a diversified team of Production Engineers and Gas Nominations Analysts.
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Arrow Energy
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Australia
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Oil and Gas
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500 - 600 Employee
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Production & Reservoir Engineer
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Jan 2007 - Jul 2008
As Production and Reservoir Engineer, core role deliverables included: ☛ Principal Reservoir Engineer for field developments, optimisation plans and reserves certification processes for the Surat Basin ☛ Developed workover and stimulation targets for existing production wells. As Production and Reservoir Engineer, core role deliverables included: ☛ Principal Reservoir Engineer for field developments, optimisation plans and reserves certification processes for the Surat Basin ☛ Developed workover and stimulation targets for existing production wells.
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Rio Tinto
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United Kingdom
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Mining
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700 & Above Employee
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Contract Specialist (Core Technologies)
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Jan 2006 - Dec 2006
Employed as a Contract Specialist with a focus on the identification and delivery of continuous improvement in Heavy Mobile Equipment contracts, associated core role deliverables included: ☛ Key responsibility for multiple continuous improvement projects involving major equipment suppliers and associated supply contracts ☛ Organised monthly Steering Committee conferences involving high level management within Rio Tinto ☛ Valuated numerous capital projects, which contributed over US$20million worth of value to company.
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Woodside Energy
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Australia
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Oil and Gas
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700 & Above Employee
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Offshore Reservoir Engineer
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2003 - 2006
Employed as Reservoir Engineer for Wanaea, Cossack, Lambert and Hermes simulation modelling (MoRes simulator), core role deliverables included: ☛ Managed multi-well projects from simulation to offshore drilling completions, resulting in significant production increases ☛ Simulations for the second flowline, which created opportunities for the “Develop” phase of the project. Employed as Reservoir Engineer for Wanaea, Cossack, Lambert and Hermes simulation modelling (MoRes simulator), core role deliverables included: ☛ Managed multi-well projects from simulation to offshore drilling completions, resulting in significant production increases ☛ Simulations for the second flowline, which created opportunities for the “Develop” phase of the project.
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Woodside Energy
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Australia
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Oil and Gas
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700 & Above Employee
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Graduate Business Analyst & Reservoir Engineer
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2000 - 2002
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Education
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The University of Western Australia
Graduate Diploma, Oil and Gas Engineering -
RMIT University
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Chemical Engineering -
RMIT University
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Business Administration and Management, General