Lead Testing & Commissioning Engineer/Commissioning Manager
Bemco Contracting Co.
Total des années d'expérience :23 years, 2 Mois
Project: New Doha International Airport (Currently Hamad International Airport) - CP13
Responsible for testing and commissioning activities of electrical utilities. The installations include:
- 6 main 66/11kV substations each consisting of 66kV GIS (at three locations), 2 nos. 50/60MVA ONAN/ONAF power transformers, 11kV metalclad switchgear and related substation automation, protection and auxiliaries.
- 114 nos. 11kV distribution substations.
- Over 250 nos. 11/0.433kV dry type and oil filled distribution transformers of various ratings.
- Central Utility Plant supplying chilled water and standby power (8 nos. 6.6 kV generators 5.2 MW each) to the passenger terminal building.
Project: SEC-EOA Contract No. 83820/00
Project description: Construction of Al-Senaeyah 230/69/13.8kV BSP consisting of a 230kV double busbar GIS (9 breakers), a 69kV double busbar GIS (32 breakers), a 13.8kV Switchgear (31 breakers), three 230/69/13.8kV, 155/250 MVA power transformers, and three 69/13.8kV, 30/40 MVA power transformers with all associated control & protection, SCADA, communications and substation auxiliary systems.
Responsibilities:
1- Preparing bi-weekly testing and commissioning schedules.
2- Coordinating and supervising testing and commissioning activities of substation equipment (protection panels, SCADA, SOE, ABTS, HV Capacitors, etc.)
3- Interacting with the client and suppliers for resolving technical deficiencies related to design and testing activities.
4- Supervising and carrying out modification and interfacing works on existing protection schemes in compliance with client’s comments and requirements.
5- Commissioning of substation Data Retrieval system which allows the client’s engineers to remotely access all numerical protection relays for retrieving disturbance records and updating relays settings if required.
Project: SEC-EOA Contract No. 83792/00
Project description: Construction of new 115/13.8kV Jubail S/S #5 consisting of a 115kV extended PI GIS (4 breakers), a 13.8kV Switchgear (32 breakers) and three 115/13.8kV, 30/40 MVA power transformers with all associated control & protection, SCADA, communications and substation auxiliary systems.
Responsibilities:
1- Preparing bi-weekly testing and commissioning schedules.
2- Coordinating and supervising testing and commissioning activities of substation equipment (115kV GIS, 13.8kV Switchgear, power transformers, batteries and battery chargers, SCADA, relay & control panels, ABTS, etc.).
3- Commissioning of HVAC DDC system.
4- Conducting meetings with client and suppliers to finalize design issues.
5- Supervising and carrying out modifications and interfacing works at existing substations.
6- Reviewing and studying proposed protection relays settings before submitting to the client for implementation at site.
7- Preparing as-built drawings.
Project: SEC-EOA Contract No. 83820/00
Project description: Construction of Al-Senaeyah 230/69/13.8kV BSP consisting of a 230kV double busbar GIS (9 breakers), a 69kV double busbar GIS (32 breakers), a 13.8kV Switchgear (31 breakers), three 230/69/13.8kV, 155/250 MVA power transformers, and three 69/13.8kV, 30/40 MVA power transformers with all associated control & protection, SCADA, communications and substation auxiliary systems.
Responsibilities:
1- Preparing current transformers sizing calculations in accordance with the project technical specifications and client’s requirements.
2- Preparing batteries and battery chargers sizing calculations.
3- Preparing design drawings of substation Fire Alarm system.
4- Reviewing detail design drawings of protection, SCADA, SOE, Digital Fault Recorders, communications and tele-protection equipment to ensure compliance with the project technical specifications and client’s requirements before submitting for approval.
5- Attending design coordination meetings with the client and suppliers to clarify and resolve the technical comments raised by the client’s engineers during review.
Project: SEC-COA Contract No. 516/20/3
Project description: Extension of existing 132/33kV S/S 8501 by replacing the 2 existing gas insulated on-load disconnect switches with a 12-breakers double busbar GIS and associated control & protection, SCADA and Tele-protection equipment.
Responsibilities:
1- Preparing bi-weekly testing and commissioning schedules.
2- Coordinating and supervising testing and commissioning activities of substation equipment (132kV GIS, batteries and battery chargers, SCADA, relay & control panels, etc.).
3- Supervising and carrying out modifications and interfacing works on existing power transformers protection panels and existing 33kV switchgear.
4- Preparing as-built drawings.
Project: SEC-EOA Contract No. 83236/00
Project description: Construction of Dammam Power Plant 69/13.8kV S/S consisting of a 69kV double busbar GIS (57 breakers), a 13.8kV Switchgear (8 breakers), and four 230/69/13.8kV, 155/255 MVA power transformers with all associated control & protection, SCADA, communications and substation auxiliary systems.
Responsibilities:
1- Testing of current transformers.
2- Commissioning of SCADA and SOE systems.
3- Supervising and carrying out modifications and interfacing works on existing 230kV and 69kV lines protection panels at remote stations.
4- Commissioning of HVAC DDC system.
5- Clearing of punch list.
6- Preparing as-built drawings.
Project: Beirut Governmental University Hospital
Project description: Construction of a modern hospital with over 600 bed units and a medical learning center as part of the Lebanese University’s medical school.
Responsibilities:
1- Commissioning of Building Management System (BMS).
2- Commissioning of telephone private exchange system.
3- Commissioning of Fire Alarm, Nurse Call and CCTV systems.
Related courses: Analog Electronics, Digital Electronics, Applied Engineering Numerical Analysis, Field Theory, Signals Transmission, Digital Signals Processing, Microprocessors Architecture, Electric Machines, Analog Communications, Digital Communications, Feedback Control, Digital Control, Robotics, Microwave Communications, Computer Networks, Engineering Management and Engineering Economics.
