Naseba Nawaf

Industrial training placement within the power station maintenance department, focusing on electrical power generation
systems, equipment inspection, and operational support.
• Collaborated on preventive and corrective maintenance for critical power generation assets, including
generators, high-voltage transformers, and switchgear within a large-scale industrial facility.
• Assisted engineers during inspection and monitoring of HV and LV electrical equipment, developing an
understanding of operational reliability, fault prevention practices, and equipment performance under real
plant conditions.
• Observed protection, control, and instrumentation systems used in power station environments, including
basic relay logic, interlocks, and safety mechanisms designed to ensure stable and secure plant operation.
• Monitored real-time electrical parameters and equipment status via SCADA, utilizing operational data to
support fault detection and maintenance decision-making.
• Worked closely with engineers, technicians, and operators while strictly following permit-to-work procedures,
safety regulations, and industrial best practices in a high-risk operational environment.

Industrial training placement within the electrical distribution department, focusing on utility-scale power distribution
systems, substation operations, and field-based maintenance activities.
• Executed field inspections of HV and LV distribution substations, gaining practical exposure to utility-scale
infrastructure and operational layouts.
• Assisted in transformer maintenance and circuit breaker operations, developing a hands-on understanding of
substation isolation procedures and safety requirements.
• Gained exposure to basic protection schemes and substation layouts, including busbar configurations and
feeder arrangements, while learning how faults are isolated to maintain network reliability.
• Assisted engineers during inspection rounds and reviewed electrical drawings and equipment layouts,
improving familiarity with documentation, labelling standards, and system coordination within substations.
• Developed awareness of utility operational procedures, safety standards, and coordination between control
rooms and field teams during routine operations and maintenance activities.