Facilities Manager

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WorleyParsons Saudi Arabia ( Al Khobar and Al Jalamid)

2007 to Current
Facilities Manager for Base camps in Al Jalamid (ARAR) and Raz Az Zawr (Al Jubail)

Our base camp is supplying accommodation and office space for up to 300 people at any given stage for the Mega Project – Maaden Phosphate plant and Harbor , the biggest fertilizer complex in the world –currently under construction.
The vision is to be able to supply 20% of the world’s fertilizer by this single plant by 2012.

My Key Areas of responsibility is to run this facility at maximum effectiveness for the client – Maaden to enable the engineering , design and construction management teams to complete their duties efficiently without interruption to their work.


Management :


• Administrative Management
• Camp management.
• Logistical planning
• Cost Management
• Water facilities
• Power generation facility
• Waste removal
• Room, room allocations and administration
• Property control/ management
• Projects for camp modifications and expansion
• Up to 50 Indian, Shrilakan , Nephali Egyptian and Bangladeshi
• Construction Projects
• Training of Staff
• Documentation design and systems implementation
• Transportation Management
• Entertainment arrangements
• Catering subcontractor




WorleyParsons Iraq ( Kirkuk and Basra)

April 2004- June 2007

Facilities Engineer/Manager ( Life support ) reporting to Business manager

Worleyparsons was reconstructing the Iraqi Oil fields infrastructure in Iraq
My key area of responsibility was the Operation and maintenance of the RIO North Base camp for the Parsons E&C(PIJV) team on the RIO project for the USACE ( United States Army Core of Engineers)
My primary function was life support , ie plan ,construct , maintain the infrastructure needed to live and work such as office, accommodation , electricity, water , sewage , operational services ( maintenance , cleaning , support of logistics and engineering services) and Food services under severely adverse conditions.
I worked in both Kirkuk and Basra during this project and supported up to 300+ people in Kirkuk and 160+ in Basra

1990-1994 Technicon Witwatersrand Johannesburg ( University of Johannesburg)

Diploma in Industrial Engineering ( Mechanical)
T3 in Chemical Engineering

Plastics technology certificate from Plastics federation of South Africa
Started Btech degree in Industrial engineering 2002-2003 before working in Iraq
Subjects completed :

• Project Engineering IV
• Production Technology IV
• Industrial Design IV
• Systems dynamics IV
• Industrial leadership IV
• Industrial accounting IV
• Quality assurance IV

Outstanding and currently doing (Unisa 2010) :

• Logistics Engineering IV