Project Construction Manager
MMAH
Total des années d'expérience :11 years, 5 Mois
Successfully spearheaded a 12 km highway project, completing it on time and within
budget, while ensuring quality and safety standards, resulting in the seamless flow of traffic
for the NEOM development.
- ensuring it stayed on track with 5 detours, 11 box culverts, 15 pipe culverts, and 3 km of
slope protection, all while adhering to quality and safety standards.
- Ensuring projects meet environmental and safety regulations.
* Sindalah Island Ultra-Luxury Villas (Offshore Project):
- Orchestrated the construction of 36 ultra-luxury villas on a remote island, managing a
project budget of over $1 billion SAR, and delivering all villas ahead of schedule, exceeding
quality expectations and enhancing NEOM's real estate portfolio.
- Directed the construction, overseeing all aspects of construction, including cast-in-situ
foundations, baffle walls, precast walls, and slabs.
- Ensured quality control and adherence to project specifications in collaboration with project
owner (NEOM) and PMC (AECOM).
- Collaborated closely with project stakeholders, to ensure alignment with project goals and
timelines.
Streamlined the construction of an essential complex electrical power station including
transformer, control room, gantry and GIS buildings, completing it within budget, optimizing
electrical infrastructure for the Ministry of Electricity
- Successfully coordinated efforts between the project owner (Ministry of Electricity),
consultant (Ministry of Electricity), and contractor (Madkour), delivering the project within a
budget of 600 million LE
PROJECT AREAS
- Transformer building (3 fire walls, transformers foundation contains, rails, pullinghocks,
insert plates).
- Control building (auxiliary room, switch gear hall, battery room)
- GIS building ( Gas insulated system for transforming electricity from GIB to
transformers building )
Construction Engineer - Oil & Gas, Orascom Construction
Led the construction of the Main 5000 M2 complex building, included post-tension beams
60 m lenght, 2.5 m depth for carrying sphered steel covering shell, ensuring structural
integrity.
- Managed a diverse set of project elements, including MIFON building, potable and nonpotable
tank, Stp, with a total cost of 1 billion SAR.
(ERC PROJECT LOCATED IN CAIRO, MOSTOROD)
Refining (Oli &Gas ) project in Egypt .
- Owner ( Egyptian Refining Company ) ERC
- Consultant ( worley parson), Australia
- Main contractor ( GS & EC ) korea, soul
- Sub contractors (Orascom Construction industries, Petrojet, Hassan Allam, Siac)
- Played a key role in ensuring the quality control system and HSE standards were
maintained, resulting in the successful completion of the $4.2 billion project.
PROJECT BRIEF
Utility area
- ( Cooling tower Building, Local support pipe line Foundations, Storm Building )
Waste water treatment -WWT
- ( Equalization building, Aeration building, Raw & Demi water Treatment Structure,
Chemical building ) Tankage Area, More than 7 large Tanks Distributed in These Areas for
oil saving and WWT .
Total cost 4.2 Billion Dollars.
Owner ( Ministry of Defense )
- Consultant ( CDM-SMITH ) (USA)
- RAZEL-BEC (PARIS, FRANCE)
- C.M.C ( Rome, Italy )
- MACHINE SUPPLIER (HERRENKNECHT) Germany
- Main contractor joint venture between Petrojet and Concord ( Egypt )
PROJECT BRIEF
- Utilized two large boring machines, each with a 13-meter diameter cutter head, to create
tunnels extending 5 kilometers beneath the Suez Canal. These tunnels served as vital
connections between Ismailia city and the opposite side of the canal.
- Implemented diaphragm walls with a remarkable depth of up to 50 meters and a width of 1
meter, reinforced by an anchor system to withstand substantial earth forces.
- Employed a robust strut and jacking system to facilitate deep excavation and maintain the
structural integrity of the project.
- Constructed retaining reinforced concrete walls, each with a width of 1.2 meters, ensuring
the long-term stability and security of the tunnels.
- Designed sloped, separated foundations for the tunnel entrances, featuring a height of 1.5
meters, a length exceeding 120 meters, and a width of 80 meters.
- Installed foundations to support the tunnel boring machines in the launch shaft, providing a
stable base for these heavy machinery components.
- Created a cross passage connecting the two tunnels, employing a freezing system to
manage the surrounding soil conditions effectively.
Sep 2012 - Jun 2013
- Constructed more than 12 water structure buildings on the project site, each serving a
specific purpose in the overall water management system.
- Implemented deep excavations reaching depths of up to 12 meters below ground level,
utilizing a strut and jacking system to create foundations for pumping machines, each with a
substantial capacity of over 500 m3.
- Designed and constructed an intake building featuring two gates connected to the canal.
This involved the installation of piles and sheet piles, along with struts, to ensure the secure
excavation process.
- Built four large clarifier tanks, each with an impressive diameter of approximately 34
meters and a height of 12 meters. These tanks played a pivotal role in the water treatment
process.
- Created a ground tank for treated water, measuring 50 by 25 by 3 meters, which served as
a crucial reservoir for storing treated water before distribution through the pipeline network
to the city.
- Established separate chemical and filtration buildings, providing the necessary facilities for
the effective treatment and purification of water.
- The overall project was successfully executed with a total budget of 430 million LE,
demonstrating efficiency and cost-effectiveness in the delivery of vital water infrastructure
solutions.