BP names final Briton to die in Algerian gas plant attack "These men were murdered while carrying out their jobs on a normal working day," he said. It was a calculated and evil act. As BP mourns the loss of our colleagues, our thoughts are also with the families and friends of all of those who lost their lives in this terrible incident. Mr Green's colleague, Colin Browning, described him as "very professional and committed" and added: "Steve was a friendly and likeable guy, working well with everyone he met." He was educated at Farnborough College of Technology and the Open University and was studying for a masters in oil and gas engineering at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen. He had previously worked for the oil company Agip in Kazakhstan, where he was responsible for 23,000 workers, and as a senior health and safety manager for the engineering firm KBR. A total of 38 workers died at the remote desert facility which was overrun by terrorists in the early hours of Wednesday January 16. The other Britons have been named as Paul Morgan, 46, from Liverpool, the head of security, Garry Barlow, 49, from Liverpool, a systems supervisor, Kenneth Whiteside, 59, from Glenrothes, Fife, a planning manager, Carson Bilsland, 46, from Perthshire, a testing technician, and Sebastian John, 26, from Norwich, a civil engineer. Carlos Estrada a senior manager at BP who lived in London and was originally from Colombia also died.