▪ I was a physical and mathematical instructor in my faculty.
▪ I am in charge of the physical and electronic laps in my faculty.
EMC-ELNG
Instrument and Control Engineer
▪ Working as a Pre-treatment, Liquefaction, Storage, and Loading Instrument and Control Maintenance Engineer for all units.
▪ Maintain all field instruments, control valves, and troubleshoot DCS, VMS, F&G, PLC, SPEEDTRONIC, and ESD system alarms.
▪ Leading the instrumentation team during the major overhaul of a variety of rotating equipment, including a Mark VI gas turbine and compressors.
EMC-Midor Project
Instrument and Control Engineer
▪ Working as an Instrument and Control Shift Engineer in (NHT, DHT, Offsite, SRU, ARU, Wastewater, LPG...).
▪ Maintain all field instruments, control valves, MOVs, and troubleshoot DCS, VMS, TGS, F&G, and ESD system
alarms.
▪ Leading the instrumentation team during the major overhaul of a variety of rotating equipment, including
reciprocating compressors, centrifugal compressors, and gas turbines.
▪ Conducting on-the-job training for new engineers, technicians, and helpers for difficult jobs.
EMC-ENI/ZFOD Iraq Project
Instrument and Control Engineer
▪ Work as the Superintendent of the Instrument and Control Site.
▪ Prepare spare parts.
▪ Maintain all field instruments, control valves, MOVs, and troubleshoot DCS, VMS, TGS, F&G, and ESD system
alarms.
▪ Send a report to the client detailing the cause of the failure and all potential solutions to avoid the same
failure in the future.
▪ Solved the most difficult problems that the vendor could not, and I received an appreciation.
▪ Leading the instrumentation team during the major overhaul of a variety of rotating
equipment, including AIR compressors, N2 compressors, and water injection pumps.
▪ Monitoring and evaluating staff performance, as well as optimising technical
qualifications.
EPROM-ERC project
Instrument and Control Engineer
I. Go over all documents (P&ID, TWD, Datasheet, Logic Diagram, etc.).
II. Run function tests on all instruments and double-check all loops with DCS and logic.
III. Replace all defective instruments with new ones and conduct analyses to determine which types
should be replaced.
IV. Complete all two Y-spare parts.
V. Working on all units as an Instrument and Control Shift Engineer (HCU, VDU, HPU, NHT, DHT, S RU,
ARU, DCU, Utility, Offsite, Wastewater)
VI. Field instrument maintenance, control valves, MOVs, and troubleshooting for DCS, VMS, CCC,
WOODWORD, PLC packages, TGS, F&G, and ESD system alarms.
VII. Working on SAP to obtain spare parts and close W.O while also monitoring activities.
