Arsalan Hameed is a Merchant Marine Engineer with over 17 years of experience as a marine propulsion engineer on various ships. He has served as high as Chief Engineer on ships with deadweights up to 298,555 MT. He has extensive experience operating, maintaining, and overhauling marine engines, generators, boilers, pumps and other equipment. He holds a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Karachi and Chief Engineer Officer Class 1 certification from the Pakistani government.
I am a Diploma in Mechanical Engineer with 25 years of experience in Oil & Gas,Power Plant(Combined cycle & Thermal),Steel,Cement,Material Handling. Returned from Abu-Dhabi(Combined cycle power project) under HYUNDAI Engg & Constrn.
I had overseas experience in Saudi Arabia,U.A.E,China.
I have 25 years hands – on experience in Construction, Operation, maintenance, commissioning, Overhauling, Fault diagnosis & trouble shooting of large capacity of All Rotating & Static Equipments, Install, align, dismantling, examine and re-assembling, adjust and repair or replace of defective parts of mechanical equipment, such as Boiler,Turbine,Large Gear & centrifugal pumps, Compressors, Turbochargers, Heat exchangers, HFO & lub oil separators, all types of Valves, and other general mechanical maintenance works. I will do independently , as well as team work.
I would like to discuss further suitability to my position at an interview stage to work in your esteemed organization.
I am a Diploma in Mechanical Engineer with 25 years of experience in Oil & Gas,Power Plant(Combined cycle & Thermal),Steel,Cement,Material Handling. Returned from Abu-Dhabi(Combined cycle power project) under HYUNDAI Engg & Constrn.
I had overseas experience in Saudi Arabia,U.A.E,China.
I have 25 years hands – on experience in Construction, Operation, maintenance, commissioning, Overhauling, Fault diagnosis & trouble shooting of large capacity of All Rotating & Static Equipments, Install, align, dismantling, examine and re-assembling, adjust and repair or replace of defective parts of mechanical equipment, such as Boiler,Turbine,Large Gear & centrifugal pumps, Compressors, Turbochargers, Heat exchangers, HFO & lub oil separators, all types of Valves, and other general mechanical maintenance works. I will do independently , as well as team work.
I would like to discuss further suitability to my position at an interview stage to work in your esteemed organization.
Qantas repair - Presentation Transcript
VH-OJH INCIDENT 23 SEPTEMBER 1999 PETER THOMAS OJH PROJECT COORDINATOR
THE FIRST DAY
VH-OJH left the end of RWY 21L at BKK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT on the night of 23 SEPTEMBER 1999. The A/C travelled a further 200 metres across the RWY run-off area.
On its way the A/C collided with the RWY 03R Localiser Antenna before coming to rest in a RWL position.
pth13: Localiser Antenna
pth13: “ The Day After”
pth13: No.3 Pylon pth13: Note failure of Diagonal Brace “end fitting”
pth13: Golf Course Road
THE RECOVERY
The importance of keeping the “Station Aircraft Recovery List” updated, including checking Emergency Contacts and Equipment Suppliers phone numbers.
An assistant is required to keep notes during the initial Recovery planning period.
pth13: Construction of a road to return to RWY 21L.
pth13: Road constructed to allow unloading of aft cargo and parking of crane.
pth13: Stabilising R/H wing to prevent A/C movement.
pth13: Fuselage damage due to ingress of NLG Assy.
pth13: “ Classic” failure of R/H WLG.
ARRIVAL OF PARTS
To ensure swift delivery of Parts, Materials and Tooling a Custom’s Agent must be engaged who has contacts at the HIGHEST LEVELS”. Arranging a “Custom’s Carnet” is of utmost importance to overcome “heavy” Customs Duties.
To ensure these deliveries are completed with the utmost promptness, cooperation with all levels of the Airport Authority is required.
INCIDENT SITE SCRAP
All scrap had to be collected for documentation.
To conform to “Customs” regulations all parts and raw materials movements had to be thoroughly documented and presented to the Authorities for approval so as not to incur large Customs duties. This procedure was also required for all scrap material.
JANUARY 23 2000 REPAIR BEGINS
The Boeing Team begins the repair by first stabilising and “jigging” the Aircraft to prevent fuselage movement during the removal of the lower sections of Sections41 and 42.
pth13: A/C was “tied” to the tail jack and the jack was cabled to the ground. Jack point was “drilled” to allow fitment of a rod between the jack adaptor and the jack point.
pth13: Installation of “Tower Jacks”
pth13: Fuselage “stabilisation” complete.
AIRCRAFT REPAIR BEGINS
Removal of Section 41 and 42 begins.
Replacement of the damaged “window-belt” has to be done before removal of the lower Section 41. This is to ensure the alignment of the Aircraft is maintained.
pth13: “ Window belt” repair.
pth13: No.3 Pylon repair.
pth13: “ Wiring pull-back”
pth13: “ Wiring pull-back” completed.
pth13: Sections 41/42 removed.
pth13: “ Aligning Sect.41.
pth13: Installation of Sect.42 “plug”.
pth13: “ Final Alignment”
pth13: Skin “finish” after repair.
STORES PERSONNEL
A team of Stores Personnel was required to acquit all the Parts demands and to administer a Parts store to ensure a “smooth” production flow is maintained.
Boeing were ordering “hundreds” of parts daily from Seattle and expecting 2 days delivery at the site.
pth13: Mick Gledhill
DOCUMENTING AND CERTIFICATION
To lessen the impact of the “cost” of the repair to QANTAS a lot of rotable parts were supplied by QANTAS. The Insurance Company will only pay “Market Price” for these parts.
A Team of LAME’s were needed to document and certify these parts as a lot of the Parts were delivered straight from the Vendor. This included all the Landing Gear assembly’s.
pth13: Mark Coffey
pth13: First Engine installed by QANTAS LAME’s
pth13: Zones 1 & 2 rework by QANTAS.
pth13: A “few” of the 300+ F/G repairs to the L/E.
HI - BLOW TEST
“ Seats” all the rivets and frame joints.
Exposes any fuselage skin joints leakage.
Fuselage blown to 12.5 psid.
pth13: “ Hi-Blow” relief vlv.
ROLL-OUT AFTER REPAIR
Rollout from Hangar after approx. 6 months.
Due to publicity sensitivity the A/C had t
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Qantas repair - Presentation Transcript
VH-OJH INCIDENT 23 SEPTEMBER 1999 PETER THOMAS OJH PROJECT COORDINATOR
THE FIRST DAY
VH-OJH left the end of RWY 21L at BKK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT on the night of 23 SEPTEMBER 1999. The A/C travelled a further 200 metres across the RWY run-off area.
On its way the A/C collided with the RWY 03R Localiser Antenna before coming to rest in a RWL position.
pth13: Localiser Antenna
pth13: “ The Day After”
pth13: No.3 Pylon pth13: Note failure of Diagonal Brace “end fitting”
pth13: Golf Course Road
THE RECOVERY
The importance of keeping the “Station Aircraft Recovery List” updated, including checking Emergency Contacts and Equipment Suppliers phone numbers.
An assistant is required to keep notes during the initial Recovery planning period.
pth13: Construction of a road to return to RWY 21L.
pth13: Road constructed to allow unloading of aft cargo and parking of crane.
pth13: Stabilising R/H wing to prevent A/C movement.
pth13: Fuselage damage due to ingress of NLG Assy.
pth13: “ Classic” failure of R/H WLG.
ARRIVAL OF PARTS
To ensure swift delivery of Parts, Materials and Tooling a Custom’s Agent must be engaged who has contacts at the HIGHEST LEVELS”. Arranging a “Custom’s Carnet” is of utmost importance to overcome “heavy” Customs Duties.
To ensure these deliveries are completed with the utmost promptness, cooperation with all levels of the Airport Authority is required.
INCIDENT SITE SCRAP
All scrap had to be collected for documentation.
To conform to “Customs” regulations all parts and raw materials movements had to be thoroughly documented and presented to the Authorities for approval so as not to incur large Customs duties. This procedure was also required for all scrap material.
JANUARY 23 2000 REPAIR BEGINS
The Boeing Team begins the repair by first stabilising and “jigging” the Aircraft to prevent fuselage movement during the removal of the lower sections of Sections41 and 42.
pth13: A/C was “tied” to the tail jack and the jack was cabled to the ground. Jack point was “drilled” to allow fitment of a rod between the jack adaptor and the jack point.
pth13: Installation of “Tower Jacks”
pth13: Fuselage “stabilisation” complete.
AIRCRAFT REPAIR BEGINS
Removal of Section 41 and 42 begins.
Replacement of the damaged “window-belt” has to be done before removal of the lower Section 41. This is to ensure the alignment of the Aircraft is maintained.
pth13: “ Window belt” repair.
pth13: No.3 Pylon repair.
pth13: “ Wiring pull-back”
pth13: “ Wiring pull-back” completed.
pth13: Sections 41/42 removed.
pth13: “ Aligning Sect.41.
pth13: Installation of Sect.42 “plug”.
pth13: “ Final Alignment”
pth13: Skin “finish” after repair.
STORES PERSONNEL
A team of Stores Personnel was required to acquit all the Parts demands and to administer a Parts store to ensure a “smooth” production flow is maintained.
Boeing were ordering “hundreds” of parts daily from Seattle and expecting 2 days delivery at the site.
pth13: Mick Gledhill
DOCUMENTING AND CERTIFICATION
To lessen the impact of the “cost” of the repair to QANTAS a lot of rotable parts were supplied by QANTAS. The Insurance Company will only pay “Market Price” for these parts.
A Team of LAME’s were needed to document and certify these parts as a lot of the Parts were delivered straight from the Vendor. This included all the Landing Gear assembly’s.
pth13: Mark Coffey
pth13: First Engine installed by QANTAS LAME’s
pth13: Zones 1 & 2 rework by QANTAS.
pth13: A “few” of the 300+ F/G repairs to the L/E.
HI - BLOW TEST
“ Seats” all the rivets and frame joints.
Exposes any fuselage skin joints leakage.
Fuselage blown to 12.5 psid.
pth13: “ Hi-Blow” relief vlv.
ROLL-OUT AFTER REPAIR
Rollout from Hangar after approx. 6 months.
Due to publicity sensitivity the A/C had t
Una selección de contenidos sobre la Unión Europea, la Globalización, el G20 y la posición de España en el Mundo dirigidos al alumnado del 2º de Bachillerato de Geografía de España.
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AN EXPERIENCE MARINE CHIEF ENGINEER CAN WORK ON OIL / CHEMICAL/ GAS TANKER. MONITOR SHIP REPAIRS, DRY DOCKING, SURVERYING AND SCHEDULE PLANNING. A MARINE TECHNICAL ADVISOR, MARINE PLANNER AND MARINE REPAIRS INCHARGE. A MARINE CHIEF ENGINEER WHO CAN BEACH FOR SCRAPPING. CAN TEACH MARINE TECHNICAL CONCEPT, MARINE PROBLEM SOLVER AND RECTIFIER.
Cover letter
SIMHACHALAM BOLOSETTI Mechanical Technician email ID: fieldcore.s5@gmail.com Contact No: +91 9491955081, 9951549145
Dear hiring HR Manager
Looking for a reliable SR.Mechanical Technician? Search further for the job with Over 10 years experience as a
Mechanical field I will step in and make an Immediate Contribution to Rotating Equipment Parts Continued Success.
You are someone who can accurately safely and efficiently complete mechanical equipment repairs and new installations and that is exactly what I am prepared to do. As a mechanical Technician I evaluate performance complete maintenance task and a dhere to all regulatory and company guidelines with every project. In addition I am analytical have a good mechanical aptitude and maintain a flexible schedule.
I look forward to meeting with you in person this week and discussing the details of this position. In the meantime please find my CV attached. Reference is available upon request.
Thank you
You’re sincerely
SIMHACHALAM BOLOSETTI
To build a career with the skills and insight that could assist a dynamic and prestigious organization and to show my best performance that will definitely match with my skill and job description
1. ARSALAN HAMEED
MERCHANT MARINE ENGINEER
C-206 Block 10, Federal-B-Area, KARACHI SINDH 75950
Home:+922136808060-Cell:+923452190044-arsalan_mariner@yahoo.com
PROFILE:
MerchantMarine’s MechanicalEngineerwith more than Seventeen years of progressivehand on
experiencespecializing in various large marinepropulsion engines,power generation plants,
MediumpressureBoilers & steam Turbines, varioustypesof small & large pumps&pumping
systems.
HVACspecialist driven to troubleshootsystemissuesquickly and efficiently.Leveragesa solid
workhistory and creative approach to systemrepairand maintenance. Excellentunderstanding
of HVACcontrols.
Strong backgroundin desalination plants, sewagetreatmentplants,operation &maintenance.
Experienced Diesel & Steam PowerPlantOperatorskilled in the operation of the power
generating stations,preventativemaintenanceand componentassembly.
Experienced in maintaining,overhauling &operating refrigeration machinery,pumps,piping,
cooling towersand water treatmentprogramand electrical equipment.
Highly efficientand results-oriented.Versatileengineerwell-versed in monitoring and inspecting
powerplantequipmentand indicatorsto detect and repair operating problems.
Experienced to maintain all operationaland environmentalparametersand safely perform
routineplantmaintenance.
Knowledgeableself-startercapableof operating heavy equipment,supervisingmultinational
crews and maintaining propersafety standards.
Team-oriented MechanicalEngineerwho workseffectively with all levels of employeesin cross-
functionalteams.
SKILLS:
MarineDiesel Enginesexpertise Teamplayer
HVACexpertise Waterand steam systems
Welding & Fabrication Proficientin Solid Works
Boilers & Exhaustscrubbersystems Mechanicaldesign/implementation
Pneumaticsand hydraulics Strong communicator
Fine measurementtoolsproficiency Geometric dimensioning expertise
Preventativemaintenance . Time managementskills
Qualitycontrol
Clean driving record (valid InternationalDriving License)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
2. SECOND ENGINEER OFFICER- P.T VEKTOR MARITIM INDONESIA (2013 till Date)
Served on M.T SUCCESSFORTUNEXL(Very Large CrudeOil Carrier)-Dead Weight:298555 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE-HyundaiMAN B&W34650 BHP-IMONo.9243150.
Served on M.T SUCCESSOCEAN XXX(Afrmx. CrudeOilCarrier)-Dead Weight:110000 M.TMAIN
PROPULSION ENGINE-HyundaiMAN B&W14160 BHP-IMONo. 9006899
SECOND ENGINEER OFFICER- SOVEREIGN SAFESHIP MANAGEMENT, INDIA (2011-2012)
Served on M.T UNION FORCE(ProductCarrier)-Dead Weight-25154 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE-MitsubishiSULZER6600 BHP-IMONo. 8315047
SECOND ENGINEER OFFICER- SCINICARIELLO SHIP MANAGEMENT, MONACO (2009-2010)
Served on M.V OCEAN BREEZE (BulkCarrier) - Dead Weight:98000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE-HyundaiMAN B&W14825 BHP - IMONo. 9436642.
Served on M.V OCEAN BREEZE (BulkCarrier) - Dead Weight:98000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE-HyundaiMAN B&W14825 BHP - IMONo.9436642.
SECOND ENGINEER OFFICER- UNITED OCEAN SHIP MANAGEMENT, SINGAPORE (2008-2009)
Served on M.V OCEAN TWINS(Bulk Carrier) - Dead Weight: 50000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE- AKASAKA MITSUBISHI9800 BHP - IMONo.9302906
SECOND ENGINEER OFFICER- WALLEM SHIPMANAGEMENT, HONGKONG (2007-2008)
Served on M.V SETO (Bulk Carrier) - Dead Weight: 150000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE-MitsuiMAN B&W21000 BHP - IMONo.9105451.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES AS SECOND ENGINEER OFFICER:
Worked at BothManagement&Operationallevels.
Organized, Supervised aswellas conducted MajorOverhauls, periodicmaintenance,Repair
Works& newInstallationsparticularly of Largemarine propulsion engine,itsassociated
machinery & all auxiliary equipments,such as440/110 voltsA.CGenerators,Oil fired & waste
heatBoilers, SteamTurbines,Air Compressors,multi-gradelubeOil & fueloil Purifiers,HVAC
Systems& all typesof small & large Pumpsetc.
Entered and distributed workordersto JuniorEngineers,Fitters & Diesel mechanics.
Trained newengineerson proceduresand operations.
Monitoring and noting performanceof all Enginesand auxiliary machineries.
Tested & inspected machinery,equipmentand partsto identify any defects.
Inspected precision machinepartsusing micrometers,height gaugesand opticalcomparators
3. Maintained records & prepare technical & performance reports on engines, Boilers & other
auxiliaries.
Preparing requisitions and inventories of spares of all machineries onboard ship.
Have got First-Hand Experience on:
MAN B&W, SULZER, AKASAKA MITSUBISHI & GMT 2-STROKE SINGLE ACTING, DIRECT
REVERSIBLE LARGE MARINE PROPULSION ENGINES UPTO 34650 BHP
STX MAN B&W, GMT, YANMAR, DAIHATSU, HYUNDAI IMSEN DIESEL GENERATORS UPTO 1.5
MEGA WATT, 450 VOLTS.
MITSUBISHI ,ALLBORG, SUNROD, DURO DAKOVIC, BABCOCK & WILCOX, KANGRIM OIL FIRED &
EXHAUST GAS BOILERS HAVING WORKING PRESSURE UPTO 18 KG/CM2.
SHINKO, PETER BROTHERHOOD STEAM TURBINES UPTO 2000 KILOWATT.
CENTRIFUGAL, GEAR & RECIPROCATING PUMPS & LIQUID CARGO PUMPS UPTO 10000M3/HR.
SPERE, HAMWORTHY, TANABE & HATLAPA RECIPROCATING AIR COMPRESSORS INLINE
MULTISTAGE FOR MAIN ENGINE STARTING PURPOSE, RESPECTIVELY.
“ATLAS COPCO” SCREW TYPE AIR COMPRESSORE FOR INSTRUMENT & SERVICE AIR,
RESPECTIVELY.
HVAC SYSTEM by HI-PRESS & SABROE, CARRIER ETC.
REFRIGERATION SYSTEMby BOCK,CARRIER& HI-PRESS ETC.
THIRD ENGINEER OFFICER- GBLT SHIPMANAGEMENT, SINGAPORE (2006-2007)
Served on M.T BADRAINI (Afrmx CrudeoilCarrier) - Dead Weight: 113000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE-3-MAJSULZER14142 BHP - IMONo.8821905
FOURTH ENGINEER OFFICER- WALLEM SHIPMANAGEMENT, HONGKONG (2005-2006)
Served on M.T LYSAKER (Very LargeCrudeoil Carrier) - Dead Weight:276210 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE- KHICMAN-B&W24890 BHP – OFFICIALNo.18352-89-CH
FOURTH ENGINEER OFFICER- GEMARFIN SHIPMANAGEMENT, LUGANO (1999-2003)
Served on M.T WESTA (Product oil Carrier) - Dead Weight: 50000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE- B&W- 10900 BHP – IMONo.8008991
Served on M.T PROGRESSO (Product oil Carrier) - Dead Weight: 40000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE- B&W- 9000 BHP – OFFICIALNo.4953
Served on M.T NEW STAR (Product oil Carrier) - Dead Weight: 50000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE- SULZERRND-76- 12000 BHP – OFFICIALNo.2981
4. Served on M.T WESTA (Product oil Carrier) - Dead Weight: 50000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE- B&W- 10900 BHP – IMONo.8008991
Served on M.T KRISTAL (Product oil Carrier) - Dead Weight: 40000 M.T
MAIN PROPULSION ENGINE- FIAT- 14000 BHP – OFFICIALNo.5055.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES AS THIRD & FOURTH ENGINEER OFFICER:
Worked at Operationallevels.
Carried out MajorOverhauls,periodicmaintenanceRepairWorks of Diesel Generatorengine,
Oil fired Auxiliary Boilers, varioustypes of Air Compressors,multi-gradelubeOil & fuel oil
Purifiers s & all typesof small & large Pumpsetc.
Taken job/workorders fromSecond & chief Engineers.
Monitoring and noting performanceof all Enginesand auxiliary machineries.
Tested & inspected machinery,equipmentand partsto identify any defects.
Maintained records & prepared performance reports of Auxiliary engines & Boilers.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Saved largeMain propulsion enginefrompotentialshut-down &ship’scollision by reinstalling
wrongly fitted fuel oil supply lines aftershipyard delivery.
Led a teamin retrofitting oldermechanicalCylinder Lubrication systemsto new Alpha
Lubrication systems on Large marinepropulsion dieselengine.
LICENSES:
Passed Examination Certificateof Competency (Chief EngineerOfficer-) Class1–Unlimited (Motor
Ship) in June 2015.
Ministry of Ports & Shipping, Government of Pakistan.
5. Passed Examination Certificate of Competency (Marine Engineer Officer-) Class 2 –Unlimited
(Motor Ship) in March 2005.
Ministry of Ports & Shipping, Government of Pakistan.
Passed Examination Certificate of Competency (Marine Engineer Officer) Class 4-Unlimited
(Motor Ship) in June 1999
Ministry of Ports & Shipping, Government of Pakistan.
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:
MarineEngineering Apprenticeship.(From1994-1998)
KPT Manora Marine Workshops & Drydocks(ATC).
Completed 4 years Course of 2nd Class Marine Engineer Examination from
P.N.S.C Marine College.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor’sDegreein 1993 from
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI.
Intermediate (Pre-engineering) in 1991 from
BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION KARACHI.
ADDITIONAL COURSES:
Bridge ResourceManagement Engine ResourceManagement
Medical First Aid atSea EnginePlant Simulator
Oil TankerFamiliarization AdvanceTraining in Fire Fighting
Risk Assessment&Management Proficiency in SurvivalCraft& Rescue Boat
PersonalSurvivalTechniques Personal Safety & Social Responsibility
MarineAccident & IncidentInvestigation Advancetraining in Oil Tanker operations