Prateek Chhetri

NCS Fuels Distribution system operator

Due to NCS Fuels company released from Afghanistan to another middle East countries

RESUME

Prateek Chettri
R. N. Sinha Road
Sukul Building Dist. Darjeeling
W.B. India
Phone: 0091-9733024275; 0091-6296619458
prateekch7@gmail.com

Career Summary
A Fuel Distribution System Operations professional who has experience in maintain the highest performance standards within a diverse range of ground & administrative functions, which are clearly illustrated by my past success. Demonstrates the ability to look the issue from unique perspective & programs to support the needs of an organization.

Professional Experience

NCS Fuel:
(KAF) Afghanistan.

July2014- March 2019 Fuel Distribution System Operator (Bulk)

Primary Responsibilities: Receive stores, transfers, and issues fuel through pipelines at main line or terminal stations. Receive fuel by tanker. Connects lines, grounding wires, and loading and offloading hoses to pipelines. Visually inspects samples of fuel, and checks gravity and flashpoint. Gauges tanks for water, temperature, and fuel levels. Checks pumping system for correct operating pressure or unusual noises. Performs preventive maintenance and repairs on terminal system. Performs routine logistical functions including preparation of receiving or shipping documents. Test fuel and prepare to issue for tomorrow and perform PMCS for all equipment. As an operator the most important thing is good housekeeping, three points of contact and good communications.
Gauge fuel bags for physical accountabilities of fuel.
Coordinate fuel and issue system daily.
Inspect storage bladder for wear & tear to determine mission capability.
Perform API test, Aqua-glo & visual inspections on JP8 fuel daily.

Trainings: Bulk Petroleum Measures & Accountability & Causative Research.
Hazardous Energy Control.
Logcap Smart Lifting Program.
Logcap Heat Stress.
Communication of Chemical Hazards/Bach 2 Basics.
Logcap Blood Borne Pathogens.
Hazardous Waste Accumulation Point Training.
Fire warden, Evacuation Drill & Extinguisher safety. \{ ITT Fire Dept\}.


Fluor:
(Marmal Base Camp) Afghanistan.

June 2012 - May 2014 FARP/Aviation Refueling Operator

Primary Responsibilities: Worked as FARP operator in Afghanistan since June 2009 to May 2012. As a FARP operator the first duty is to wear proper PPE for safety. Daily line, nozzles, hoses, pumps, fire extinguishers, eye wash stations, grounding, and bonding checks. Take sample for lab test before operation these are the primary responsibility, but the main task as a FARP operator is to refuel operational and civil helicopters in running condition with safety, during operation teamwork and good communication is very important. Maintenance and repairs on systems, and fuel accountabilities.

Trainings: FARP/Hot Refuel Petroleum Operator Training KAF Afghanistan. \[Operational procedures Hot Refueling Rotary Wings Aircraft, Marshalling\].
Fuel Operator Equipment Training KAF Afghanistan. \[Nozzles, Pumps, Meters, Hoses, Storage Tank/ Bags, Valves & Connections, Filters & Basic maintenance\].
Fuel Operator Basic QHSE Training KAF Afghanistan. \[Basis Fuel Quality Control, Identification of Hazards, Emergency Prevention & Response to Spills, Pollution Control & Prevention, Basic Fire Fighting Training, Basic First Aid Training, HAZCOM\].

Academic Qualification: Completed B.com from North Bengal University

Due to NCS Fuels Distribution company released from Afghanistan to another middle East countries