John A. Lane CEng
Advisor
John Lane is top-performing licensed engineer, project manager, and consultant with 40 years of industrial experience on domestic and international projects both onshore & offshore. Within the oil and gas industry his expertise lies in floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) addressing matters related to engineering, electrical power engineering design, including risk and financial analysis. John is an accomplished leader in project development FEL1, 2 & 3, (Appraise, Select, Define) including HSEQ requirements from early conceptual designs through to Final Investment Decision (FID). Managed FEED Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Fabrication, Commissioning and Start-up Operations. He has conducted training and instruction on various energy-related topics throughout the U.S. while serving as expert witness and performing site surveys.
Education
Master of Science – Electrical Engineering and Project Management
Lancaster University – City, Lancaster, United Kingdom
Professional Affiliations
- Licensed European Engineer #31648
- Chartered Engineer – Registrant # 034715
- Life Senior Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (SMIEEE) – USA
- Member Institution of Electrical Engineers (MIEE) – UK
- Fellow Energy Institute, Ex – Vice Chair Houston Branch
- Ex – Member SPE, Gulf Coast Activity Coordinator
- Higher National Certificate plus Electronics Endorsements
- Indentured Engineering Apprentice AEI Manchester
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