Maintenance Site Coordinator

To manage / coordinate all discipline maintenance activities within the Marmul site to ensure that all works are completed on time. Leading a team of over 100 personnel in smooth running of the maintenance division, Maintenance Workshop.

Career History
July 2011 – Present Maintenance Site Coordinator (PDO Marmul Site)
WG-CCC Ltd.
To manage / coordinate all discipline maintenance activities within the Marmul site to ensure that all works are completed on time and within budget. Leading a team of over 100 personnel in the smooth running of the maintenance division on Marmul Site, Harweel Site, Maintenance Workshop and supply of personnel to PDO operations.
Personnel include but are not limited to: Engineers, Supervisors, Maintenance Planners, and Work Preparers & Technicians of all levels.
Key challenges in this position are the full optimization of available resources at all times and to keep the team fully motivated in a high performance environment.

May 2006 – Aug 2007 General Manager; Oman Society of Engineers
Oman Society of Engineers is a non-profitable government approved society aiming at improving and sustaining the quality of engineers and overall engineering in Oman. It organizes seminars, forums and training courses that would help engineers to improve their skills and knowledge that would eventually help them do their jobs in a more efficient and professional way.

Aug 1995 – Mar 2005 PDO (Petroleum Development Oman)
Nov 2003 – Mar 2005 Operation Mechanical Support Engineer (Reliability)
Provide specialist support for all North & South Oman Assets within the PDO fields Operation troubleshooting, optimization of rotating machinery maintenance and overhaul, breakdown recovery, installation and commissioning support. Delivery of specialist projects and completion of initiatives that improve the reliability and availability of rotation equipment to ensure production levels remain.

Nov 1996 – Aug 2003 Condition Monitoring Supervisor (South Oman)
Supervision of multi-national crew for condition monitoring of varied rotating equipment over PDO’s oil fields across the South of Oman (Bahja, NIMR & Marmul). The rotating equipment in this area was of modern build with almost all critical machines being motor driven with advanced monitoring systems.
Aug 1995 – May 1996 Fahud IP Mechanical Supervisor
This was a training period as a mechanical graduate to learn skills that would enable me to establish myself and lead me on to a fulfilled career.

Education:
o Honors Degree; Mechanical Engineering; University of Bradford, England; 1995
o ‘A’ level in Math & Science; Oxford College, England; 1992
o Certificate in Advanced English (IELS); British Council, Muscat; 1990
o Scholarship from PDO (Petroleum Development Oman); 1989