Naiyer Azam

Prepared Material Approval Request (MAR) and Shop Drawing Approval Request submittals.
Prepared Method Statements and Risk Assessments (MSRA) for HVAC, Plumbing, and Fire Fighting systems.
Developed Inspection Test Plans (ITP) for all mechanical disciplines.
Raised Material Inspection Requests (MIR) and Work Inspection Requests (WIR) to the consultant after material delivery and work completion.
Prepared Pre-Qualification Documents for material approval submittals based on project specifications.
Prepared Testing Reports, including Hydrostatic Test Reports for water supply and fire fighting systems.
Prepared Gravity Test Reports for drainage systems.
Prepared Smoke Test and Light Test Reports for ductwork and HVAC systems.
Reviewed design drawings and technical specifications to ensure accuracy and compliance with project requirements.
Provided technical guidance to draftsmen for the preparation of shop drawings.
Reviewed consultant comments on shop drawings and implemented necessary revisions before resubmission for approval.
Submitted Daily Progress Reports and Weekly Work Progress Reports to the client.
Maintained and regularly updated tracking logs, including the Mechanical Submittal Log, WIR & MIR Log, ITP Log, and Method Statement Logs.
Attended coordination meetings with electrical, civil, subcontractors, and client representatives to resolve technical and site execution issues.
Updated MS Project with daily executed tasks to track progress against the baseline schedule.
Raised Purchase Requests (PR) for piping, fittings, ducts, and accessories in the ERP system based on approved shop drawings.
Coordinated with suppliers to obtain required compliance documents, such as Certificates of Conformance (COC) and UL/FM Certificates.
Checked material availability to ensure timely delivery and avoid work delays.
Oversaw site operations to ensure smooth workflow and timely completion of tasks.
Executed HVAC, plumbing, and fire fighting works in strict compliance with ASHRAE, SMACNA, IPC, and NFPA industry standards.

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Roles & Responsibilities: HVAC / MEP Project Execution
Creating a good working environment during the execution of large central air-conditioning plants.
Supporting the planning team by providing approved HVAC shop drawings, MEP coordination drawings, work method statements, and project specifications.
Installing and inspecting Air Conditioning Systems according to drawings to avoid delays.
Notifying the QC team before starting HVAC work to ensure quality control.
Ensuring all HVAC activities follow company safety policies.
Monitoring site work to ensure compliance with drawings and specifications.
Reporting daily progress to the project engineer or manager.
Performing all planned inspections as required by drawings and standards.
Managing the fabrication and insulation of cooling coils.
Overseeing the maintenance of Air Handling Unit (AHU) rooms.
Coordinating mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) work.
Fabricating and installing galvanized iron (GI) sheet ductwork.
Installing plenum boxes, grills, diffusers, fire dampers, volume control dampers, louvers, linear slot diffusers, access panels, and sound attenuators.
Installing fresh air, exhaust air, smoke air, and supply air ducts as per drawings.
Installing FCUs, AHUs, package units, chillers, and chilled water pumps.
Insulating ducts using cloth, Foster, or rubber insulation.
Updating documents and correcting drawings.
Updating Equipment Layout Drawings for AHUs of different FFL (Finished Floor Level).
Updating P&ID (Piping and Instrumentation Diagram) and Piping Layout Drawings.
Preparing Tech Data sheets for different equipment and devices.
Preparing BOQ (Bill of Quantities) and BOM (Bill of Materials) for cost estimation and inventory control.
Calculating the quantity of ducts and executing drafting.
Preparing Drive lists, Instrument Schedules, and I/O Lists according to the data given by contractors.
Maintaining equipment and supplies to ensure safe facility operation.
Managing site workload, manpower, materials, and tools requirements.
Coordinating between project engineers, technicians, and necessary stakeholders.
Future planning of projects along with material and manpower requirements.
Visiting sites to understand client needs.
Calculating CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) for ventilation and fan velocity.
Applying mechanical problem-solving skills to develop creative solutions for quality products.
Conducting quantity takeoffs of HVAC materials.
Ordering materials as per time schedules.
Sending inquiries for material delivery.
Preparing relevant documents to conduct testing inspections such as duct light testing and air flow testing.