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1. ISLAM MOHAMMED ELSAYED
PROGRAM MANAGER
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MANAGERIAL PROFILE – ELECTRICAL CONSULTING SERVICES/PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Electrical Power Systems Design & Studies ~ Modeling & Simulation ~ Protection Engineering ~ Power Quality Analysis
Almost 12 years’ experience in technical and management consultancy on electrical systems of large oil & Gas industries and power utilities.
Excellent in system studies, analysis and reporting with latest tools and software. Experienced in preparing, pricing, bidding, negotiating, executing
and delivering projects with highest degree of technical integrity. Work with Future Technologies Ltd. – Alkhobar, Saudi Arabia, since October
2010, currently as Modeling & Simulation Services Manager. Being an ETAP software instructor for almost 30 ETAP workshops.
COMMUNICATION PARTICULARS
 Full Name : Islam Mohamed Elmontasser Abdelfattah Elsayed
 Nationality : Egyptian
 Date of Birth : February 07, 1980
 Location : Al‐Khobar City, East Province, Saudi Arabia
 Contact (KSA) : +966567663635
 Contact (EGY) : +201064223780
 E‐mail : Islam.Elgarf@outlook.com
 Visa Status : KSA (Residency Visa); USA (Multiple Entry Visa expiring on 02/10/2018)
 Driving License : Gulf Driving License
 International
Business Visits
: Nigeria, Spain, KSA, Bahrain, India & USA
 LinkedIn : https://sa.linkedin.com/in/islam‐elgarf‐b944b959
KEY FUNCTIONAL SKILLS
 Conduct classes for ETAP software workshop & prepare electrical training courses and seminars.
 Prepare project pricing, quotes, negotiate, bidding, schedules, execute projects and submit reports.
 Lead and coordinate team on desk and site works.
 Using SKM & ETAP software’s for AC & DC Load Flow, Short Circuit, Protective Devices Coordination & Arc Flash studies.
 Electrical Equipment evaluation using ETAP software.
 Create library for all types of protective devices & cables using SKM & ETAP software’s.
 Static & Dynamic Motor Starting (Acceleration) studies & Motors Group Restarting (Reacceleration) Study using ETAP software.
 Cables Sizing, Cables Amp capacity, Cables Pulling, Ground Grid System & Underground Raceway Systems using ETAP software.
 Transformer sizing, Tap Optimizations, Transmission Lines Sag, Tension & Amp capacity using ETAP software.
 Parameter Estimation, Battery sizing & battery discharge using ETAP software.
 AC & DC PV Array study using ETAP software.
 LV & MV distribution systems design and full specifications for industrial facilities.
 Harmonic, Power quality & Power capacity measurements using FLUKE three phase power quality analyzer & MS Excel for analysis.
 Illumination design using CALCULUX & DIALUX.
 Develop electrical single line diagram & raiser diagram using AutoCAD.
 Attend & supervise acceptance routine tests for MV switchgears, LV panels & Generators.
 Supervision on Site electrical installation.

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PROGRAM MANAGER
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EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
Since Oct 2010 Till Date Future Technologies Ltd. (FTL) – Alkhobar, KSA.
Modeling & Simulation Services Manager
Progressive Roles
 Till Jun’11 Senior Electrical Engineer.
 Till Jun’14 Deputy Manager – Modeling & Simulation Services.
 Till Date Manager – Modeling & Simulation Services.
Key Responsibilities
 Project management from bidding stage through final report submission.
 Conduct ETAP workshops (as Instructor).
 Training & qualifying engineers for electrical power system analysis on ETAP.
 Qualifying & evaluating company engineers to be ETAP workshop instructors.
Jan 2006 – Oct 2010
Integrated Bureau for Engineering & Consultations (IBEC), GE Authorized Representative – Cairo, Egypt.
Deputy Manager
Progressive Roles
 Till Jan’08 Electrical Design and Protection Engineer.
 Jan’08 – Jan’09 Project Manager–Faults & Coordination Studies.
 Jan’09 – Oct’10 Group Manager & Vice Company Manager.
During 2010
Center for Management Developing – Egypt.
Part Time Electrical Courses Preparer & Instructor
Jan 2005 – Jan 2006 Modern International Plastics Company ‐ Qwesna, Egypt.
Electrical Engineer
Progressive Roles
 Electrical & Mechanical Maintenance of forming machines.
 Periodic Maintenance of on‐site Diesel Generators.
EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
 B.Sc. in Electrical Power and Machines Engineering, Zagazig University, Faculty of Engineering, Egypt, May 2004.
Training/Courses/Certificates
 Internal Electrical Safety Training ‐ IBEC's Office, Cairo, Egypt ‐ January 2009.
 GE MULTILIN Training Course on Protective Relaying ‐ Spain ‐ May 2009.
 ETAP Basic Workshop by OTI ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ October 2010.
 SABIC, Saudi KAYAN safety orientation training – Jubail, KSA ‐ October 2010.
 IEEE ENERGYCON 2010 ‐ Arc Flash Mitigation & Calculations ‐ Bahrain.
 ETAP 293 Real‐Time Workshop by OTI ‐ Mumbai, India ‐ March 2011.
 ETAP 215 Advanced Workshop by OTI ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ April 2011.
 Exhibitor to OTI in WEPOWER Conference and Exhibition ‐ Dammam, KSA ‐ May 2011.
 ETAP 273 Dynamic & Stability Analysis II ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ June 2012.
 Saudi ARAMCO safety orientation training (SAOO) – North Gawarh, KSA ‐ December 2012.
 ETAP 184 OSPAS Real‐Time training with ARAMCO ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ April 2013.
 12 professional development units training program on “Project Management Fundamentals” – FTL Office – May 2013.
 ETAP 183, Real‐Time Integrator Training, 3‐Day Workshop ‐ Irvine, California, USA ‐ May 2014.
 35 professional development units training program on “Project Management Fundamentals” ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ January 2015.
 SIPCHEM (Saudi International Petrochemical Company) safety orientation ‐ Jubail, KSA ‐ April 2015.
 SABIC, Sharq safety orientation training ‐ Jubail, KSA ‐ October 2015.
 Problem‐solving and decision‐making ‐ Massive open online course (MOOC) – Edraak ‐ June 2016.
 Time Management Courseware – Online Course – Expert Rating Inc. – June 206.
Professional Memberships
 Member of the Egyptian Syndicate of Engineers (54/08055).
 Member of the Saudi Council of Engineers as professional engineer (173880).
 Member of the Project Management Institute (PMI), ID 4560168.

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ANNEXURE 1 ‐ TRAININGS COURSES CONDUCTED AS INSTRUCTOR
1. Part time instructor at Center for Management Development (CMD) ‐ Egypt.
2. ETAP 115 Onsite Training ‐ 5 Days Workshop ‐ GEDAC Electric ‐ Jeddah, KSA ‐ November 2010.
3. Supporting in ETAP Training ‐ 5 Days Workshop ‐ Saudi ARAMCO ‐ December 2010.
4. ETAP 113 Onsite Training – 3 Days Workshop ‐ GPIC, Bahrain ‐ January 2011.
5. ETAP 115 Onsite Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ Schneider Electric, Riyadh ‐ March 2011.
6. ETAP Star Training – 1 Day Workshop ‐ ATWAAR AL‐HANDASIA Est. ‐ April 2011.
7. Supporting OTI in ETAP Advanced – 5 Days Training ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ April 2011.
8. ETAP 115 Onsite Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University ‐ May 2012.
9. Sharing in ETAP Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ June 2012.
10. ETAP 114 Training – 4 Days Workshop ‐ Riyadh, KSA ‐ February 2013.
11. ETAP 115 Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ September 2013.
12. ETAP Onsite Training – 3 Days Workshop ‐ Fluor Company ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ November 2013.
13. ETAP 115 Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ December 2013.
14. ETAP 114 Training – 4 Days Workshop ‐ Jeddah, KSA ‐ February 2014.
15. ETAP Cables Systems Training ‐ 3 Days Workshop ‐ Saudi Electricity Company ‐ Jeddah, KSA ‐ February 2014.
16. ETAP 115 Training ‐ 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ June 2014.
17. ETAP 115 Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ September 2014.
18. ETAP Onsite Training – 3 Days Workshop ‐ ABB Company ‐ Riyadh, KSA ‐ September 2014.
19. ETAP Onsite Training – 3 Days Workshop ‐ KFUPM ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ December 2014.
20. ETAP 115 Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ December 2014.
21. ETAP Onsite Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ ARAMCO, Khursaniyah Gas Plant, KSA ‐ January 2015.
22. ETAP Onsite Training – 3 Days Workshop ‐ Saudi Diesel Company ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ January 2015.
23. ETAP 114SA Training – 4 Days Workshop ‐ Riyadh, KSA ‐ February 2015.
24. ETAP 115 Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ March 2015.
25. ETAP Onsite Training – 2 Days Workshop ‐ KFUPM ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ April 2015.
26. ETAP Onsite Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ JIC (Jubail Industrial College) ‐ Jubail, KSA – May 2015.
27. ETAP 115 Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ June 2015.
28. ETAP 115 Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ September 2015.
29. ETAP Onsite Training – 3 Days Workshop ‐ KFUPM ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ October 2015.
30. ETAP Onsite Training – 3 Days Workshop ‐ KFUPM ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ November 2015.
31. ETAP 115 Training – 5 Days Workshop ‐ KHOBAR, KSA ‐ December 2015.
32. ETAP Onsite Training – 3 Days Workshop ‐ KFUPM ‐ KHOBAR, KSA – February 2016.
33. ETAP 115 Training – 5 Days Workshop – SADARA, KSA – February 2016.
ANNEXURE 2 ‐ PROJECTS HANDLED
 Electrical Design Projects
 Procter & Gamble (P&G)
 Procter & Gamble, Cairo Plant, Warehouse 6000.
 Procter & Gamble, New Headquarters, Nile City, Cairo ‐ Illumination design & electrical supply lines.
 Procter & Gamble, New Headquarters cafeteria, Cairo (Only Design).
 Procter & Gamble, Cairo Plant, Boiler House Panel.
 Procter & Gamble, Cairo Plant, New Multilane Machines (Packing Line).
 Procter & Gamble, Cairo Plant, PSG Leaders Office Panel ‐ Data retrieval, data management & supervision on the design team.
 Procter & Gamble, Cairo Plant ‐ F&HC Power Capacity Increase ‐ Electrical Engineering Study for MV Loop Modification and MLVDB
Design ‐ Load analysis for the new F&HC capacity increase ‐ Load analysis for moving papers MV cables to the new SWG ‐ Transformer
specs, new RMU specs & design of MLVDB ‐ Design of MV working cables ‐ Scenario for the contractor working procedures.
 Power System Studies
 Procter & Gamble (P&G)
Site power circuits’ data collection & developing as built drawings ‐ Short circuit, PDs coordination, arc flash studies with
recommendations
 Egypt, Cairo Plant, Egypt ‐ Always #4 production line.
 Nigeria ‐ CWH & HCF Plants.

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 Nigeria ‐ F&HC Plant.
 Nigeria ‐ CWH & HCF Plants (Complete Study Update).
 Egypt, Cairo Plant ‐ JOA1 & JOA2.
Developing as built drawings ‐ Short circuit, PDs coordination, arc flash studies with recommendations
 Egypt, Cairo Plant ‐ MIELE Machines (Arc flash study only).
 Egypt, Cairo Plant ‐ Substation of transformer #14.
 Egypt, Cairo Plant ‐ Substation of transformer #15.
 Egypt, Cairo Plant ‐ Substation of transformer #1.
 KSA, Jeddah Plant ‐ 11 Substations.
 Pakistan, Port QASIM Plant ‐ Design review included.
 Pakistan, Port QASIM Plant ‐ Complete Study Update.
 KSA, Jeddah Plant ‐ 5 Substations.
 South Africa ‐ Johannesburg Plant.
 Egypt, 6th October ‐ New Pampers Site ‐ 4 Substations.
 Nigeria ‐ Ibadan Plant ‐ New JOA Lines.
 Nigeria ‐ Ibadan Plant ‐ New JOA Lines ‐ Complete Study Update.
Reviewing & reporting the electrical Safety Studies done by other engineers
 KSA ‐ Dammam Plant ‐ Cornflake.
 Egypt ‐ Cairo Plant ‐ Cornflake ‐ Substation of transformers 1 & 2.
 Egypt ‐ Cairo Plant ‐ Bar Soap ‐ Substation of transformers 19 & 20.
 Schneider Electric Egypt
Short circuit, PDs coordination studies with recommendations
 Sheraton Heliopolis Extension, Cairo, Egypt.
 Nakheel Hotel, East Africa, Djibouti.
 Nasr Petroleum Company, Suez, Egypt (11/6.6 KV System).
 Suez Canal Container Terminal, Egypt (66/22 KV System).
 Suez Canal Container Terminal, Egypt (Complete study update)
 Schneider Electric Saudi Arabia
ETAP Load Flow, short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies
 Petro Rabigh ‐ Department Manager at FTL
 Italcementi Group
Short circuit & PDs coordination studies with recommendations
 Suez Cement Company, Suez II Line, Suez, Egypt (245/11KV System)
 Tourah Cement II, Helwan, Egypt (66/6.3 KV System)
 Air Liquide Arabia (ALAR)
 New Nitrogen plant at Qurayyah Air Separation Plant ‐ Study review & reporting for load flow, short circuit & motor acceleration studies
done by Air Liquide Arabia (ALAR).
 New Nitrogen plant at Qurayyah Air Separation Plant ‐ Supervising on the verification for all ETAP model electrical data ‐ Supervising on
the load flow, short circuit, coordination & motor acceleration studies.
 New Nitrogen plant at Qurayyah Air Separation Plant – Department Manager at FTL ‐ Load Flow, short circuit Motor acceleration studies.
 Saudi Aramco
 Jauymah Tank Farm (JTF) ‐ Arc flash study using hand calculations ‐ Subcontractor for EPC
 Jauymah Tank Farm (JTF) ‐ ETAP PDs coordination & arc flash studies ‐ Subcontractor for EPC
 Safaniya Plant ‐ ETAP PDs coordination & arc flash studies ‐ Subcontractor for EPC
 Jeddah Marine Terminal Facility ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies ‐ Subcontractor for KBR‐AMCDE
 Jeddah Refinery ‐ ETAP PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 16 substations.
 Jeddah Refinery ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 38 substations.
 North Park Solar System, Dhahran, KSA ‐ Protective devices coordination study.
 Yanbu Crude Oil, YCOT & AMT Plants ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies.
 Jeddah Refinery ‐ Updating ETAP PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 9 substations.
 HAWIYAH NGL Recovery Plant ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 13 substations.
 KHURSANIYAH Gas Plant (KGP) ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 18 substations.
 (NGPD) North Gawar Producing Department Plants ‐ Modeling & Simulation Team Leader‐ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc
flash studies for 8 substations.
 (SGPD) South Gawar Producing Department Plants ‐ Manager at FTL ‐ Modeling & Simulation Team Leader ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs
coordination & arc flash studies for 18 substations.
 (UGP) Uthmaniyah Gas Plant‐Department Manager ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 28 substations.
 (HDGP) Harad Gas Plant ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 14 substations.

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 (SOFPD) Safaniyah, Zuluf & Marjan Plants ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 10
substations.
 Qurayah Plant ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 18 substations.
 (RR) Riyadh Refinery ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 25 substations.
 KAPSARC ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 9 substations.
 Khurais Plant ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 23 substations.
 (CRDD) Central Regional Distribution Department at FTL – ETAP short circuit, PDs coordination & arc flash studies for 6 substations.
 KACWC Mosque ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP arc flash study.
 (NGPD) North Gawarh Producing Department Plants – Department Manager at FTL ‐ Simulation engineer ‐ Arc flash Mitigation study.
 SABIC – KSA
 Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Company, Al‐Jubail industrial city, KSA ‐ ETAP protective devices coordination study for 22 substations.
 GAS (National Industrial Gases Company) – 3 substations ‐ Site Power Circuits As‐Built Data Collection ‐ ETAP power system modeling ‐
Supervision on ETAP load flow & short circuit studies ‐ ETAP protective devices coordination & arc flash studies.
 Saudi Specialty Chemicals Company ‐ 3 substations ‐ Subcontractor for Coperion (Germany) ‐ Supervision on ETAP power system
modeling ‐ ETAP protective devices coordination study.
 SHARQ (Eastern Petrochemical Company), Al‐Jubail industrial city, KSA – 6 substations ‐ Subcontractor for Saudi SIEMENS ‐ Supervision
on ETAP power system modeling ‐ Supervision on ETAP load flow & short circuit studies ‐ ETAP protective devices coordination study.
 YANSAB, Yanbu National Petrochemical Company, Yanbu industrial city, KSA – 15 substations ‐ ETAP Protective Devices Coordination &
Arc Flash Studies.
 KEMYA, Jubail Petrochemical Company ‐ Al‐Jubail industrial city ‐ ETAP short circuit, protective devices coordination & arc flash studies.
 KEMYA, Jubail Petrochemical Company ‐ Al‐Jubail industrial city ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP Power System Studies.
 YANPET, Yanbu Petrochemical Company ‐ Yanbu industrial city – Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP Power System Studies.
 SADAF, Saudi Petrochemical Company ‐ Al‐Jubail industrial city ‐ Subcontractor for ABB Norway – Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP
Power System Studies.
 SHARQ (Eastern Petrochemical Company) ‐ Al‐Jubail industrial city, KSA ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ Field measurements ‐ ETAP Load
Flow, Short Circuit, PDs Coordination, Motor Acceleration, Harmonics, Arc Flash, PF improvement, capacitor placement studies.
 AlBayroni, Al‐Jubail industrial city, KSA – Department Manager at FTL ‐ Third Party on SOFCON and L&T – ETAP model, Load Flow, Short
Circuit, PDs Coordination review & evaluate.
 GAS, Jubail industrial city – Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP Power System Studies.
 SAFCO, Jubail industrial city – Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP Power System Studies.
 Pertokemya, Jubail industrial city, KSA – Department Manager at FTL ‐ Third Party on ISCOSA – ETAP model, Load Flow, Short Circuit, PDs
Coordination review & evaluate.
 KSU (King Saud University)
 Third Party on Schneider Electric KSA – Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP modeling & Power System Studies.
 Al‐Tasnee
 12 Substation ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ Project Protection Engineer at FTL ‐ ETAP Power System studies.
 Al‐Muhaidib Contracting
 KAUST Research Park/ARAMCO ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP Shot Circuit, PDs Coordination & Arc Flash studies.
 KASC (King Abdullah Sports City) ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP Short Circuit study.
 SIPCHEM (Saudi International Petrochemical Company)
 IGC Plant ‐ Department Manager at FTL – Field Measurements ‐ ETAP Power System studies.
 IPC Plant ‐ Department Manager at FTL – Field Measurements ‐ ETAP Power System studies.
 IGC Plant ‐ Department Manager at FTL – ETAP Power System studies.
 ISCOSA Saudi Arabia (A Siemens Company)
 Petrokemya/SABIC ‐ Department Manager at FTL ‐ ETAP Motor Starting & Harmonics studies.
 ETAP Real‐time Projects
 Saudi Aramco
OSPAS, Saudi Aramco Centralized Monitoring System.
 Supporting OTI with the ETAP Real‐Time OSPAS system maintenance.
 GE MULTIIN Projects
 Technical support & commissioning for MIFII relays as GE Sales Representative.
 Power Capacity Analysis
 MobiNil (The Egyptian Company for Mobile Services), recent is “Orange” since 2016.
Supervision and monitor installation ‐ Data retrieval and data management ‐ Data plotting, data documenting and developing
recommendations

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 Al‐HOUSSARY Switch, 6th of October City.
 2 Main Supply at First Service Site.
 Al‐Sawwah Switch, Cairo City.
 Al‐Obour Switch, Al‐Obour City.
 Heliopolis1 Switch, Cairo City.
 Semoha Switch, Alexandria City.
 MSC6 & MSC14 of Al‐Sawwah, Cairo.
 MSC12, 13 & SS5 of First Service Site.
 Generator Testing
 Orascom Telecom
 The Egyptian Company for Mobile Services (MobiNil).
 Mobi‐Factory (An Orascom Telecom Company).
 MENA Submarine Cable Systems (An Orascom Telecom Company).
 Power Quality & Harmonics Studies
Supervision of monitor installation ‐ Data retrieval and data management ‐ Data plotting and documenting ‐ Data analysis and power
quality evaluation
 Procter & Gamble, Cairo Plant ‐ Two of the Main Power Transformers, E‐Lite2, Main Incoming, Transformer #11.
 MobiNil, Al‐Houssary Switch, 6th October City.
 Miscellaneous Projects
 Reef Oasis Beach Resort, Sharm EL Sheikh, South Sinai, Egypt & Procter & Gamble, Cairo Plant (5 Substations) ‐ Power circuits data
collection & developing single line diagram
 MENA Submarine Cable Systems, Suez, Egypt ‐Supervision on charging the Emerson batteries with equalization voltage.
 Modern Plastic Company, Spuntex Site, Egypt ‐ Final receipt for the site electrical installation.
 Procter & Gamble, Cairo Plant ‐ Developing tender & construction package for the new MV switchgear room.
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