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GS Construction Arabia Co., Ltd. 8” Floor, Al Shablan Tower, King Abdulaziz Road. P.O. Box 2920, Al-Khobar 31952 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Mob: +966-(0)53-552-2151, e-mail: [email protected] TO : Rabigh-ll Program Execution Department Date: 15 Aug. 2015 Interconnecting Package (UO1) Doc. No. : L-GSU/UO1-GD00-1431 UO1 - PMT Site Office Page :1 of 1 Rabigh, Petro Rabigh Attention : Mr, Khalid Z. Al-Sulaim / Project Manager Subject: Rabigh Il Project Interconnecting Package (UO1) [CONTRACT NO 6600028401 (IK)] Approval of the proposed subcontractor for PWHT Works Ref. No. : L-UO1-GSU-GD00-0184/15, Dear Sit With reference to COMPANY’s comments on approval request for Kim Myung Jung Contracting Company, Saudi Arabia. CONTRACTOR would like refer to the documents, which is showing the propose approval of revised as per COMPANY's Comments. Itwould be highly appreciated that the result of COMPANY review on the submitted information for proposed Subcontractor for PWHT Works is advice to CONTRACTOR at the earfiest. Should COMPANY require any additional information on the above, please contact below person in charge. Sincerely yours, = RABIGK I J.K. Oh / Project Manager vor GS Engineering & Construction Corp. PEPE REPRE Ple_ evalnecte ths sub-con with Pep se liu Attachment's: # 1 Scope of Works-PWHT location Drawing #2 Letter of Aramco One-time Approval for previous project #3 PWHT Procedures 2 Sheets 3 Sheets 15 Sheets #4 Contraction Plan 9 Sheets #5 Site Mobilization Plan (List of equipment, manpower) 9 Sheets #6 CV's of operators 15 Sheets Answer Required (Yes/No): Yes Person in Charge : Jeong Nam Lee / QA Manager Contact (Tel. No. /E-Mail) _: 966- 051-528-1018/ [email protected] Contractor hereby submit Site “Subcontractor Approval Request” | SITE SUBCONTRACTOR APPROVAL REQUEST Service Description Service PWHT for Doom Roof Storage Tank @ PWHT on both Roof and Bottom compression Ring and 7" shell plate as. Scope of Work indicated in DWG attached © Hardness testis not included, test by approved thicd party Subcontractor Information ‘Subcontractor Name Kim Myung Jung Contracting Subcontractor Address P.O Box. 26876 Riyadh 11496, Saudi Arabia ‘Supplier/sub vendor Pre- Qualification required? Physical Not Document Review Survey Required ‘Aramco Registered/approved Nr. | Refer to the “Aramco One-time Approval” for Shaybah NGL Project Quality Control Field Testing & _ | Harcness Test to be carried out by other COMPANY approved _ third party inspection Field activities to be monitored by contractor and review records Specific Project Requirement Project API620/SAES-W-017/Sch Q. Subcontractor Procedure | PWHT procedure attached Attachment MR Pel ro cosuren ‘Scope of Works- PWHT location Drawing Letter of Aramco One-time Approval for previous project PWHT Procedure Construction Plan Site Mobilization PlanjList of equipment, manpower) CV's of operators Reviewed Documents; © Quality Menual/PWHT procedure © Projectiist © Construction(execution Plan) © Site Mobilization Plan Qualification of operators © Equipment — Review Capability of Equipment — Calibration certiicate of Temperature Recorders Evaluation Result | Approved | Technical Evaluated by QA. confirm Jeongnam Lee l = - = f= = euanccamerses: = Petrochemical Project [eet ae Contract PO No.: $-GS-01-R1 = {UOT Pacteage: | Date of Issue: 12.Apr.2015 Doe No. ! SM-Proe.ST.02 Heat Treatment Procedure —_ Page 6 of 15 6.7 _ Ifthe wall thickness exceeds 25 mm and preheating is to be done from the same side as the welding, then the heat source shall be removed for 1 minute to allow for temperature equalization prior to measuring the temperatature. 6.8 Unless specified otherwise, the maximum interpass temperature shall be 177°C for P-No. 8 materials and 315°C for P-No, 1 steels. 7.0. POST WELD HEAT TREATMENT 7A PWHT (Post weld Heat Treatment) is the heating of steel to a relatively high temperature shortly after welding and maintaining that temperature for a specific period of time. It is to reduce internal stresses caused by Welding. It also has an advantageous effect on the elasticity, ductility and strength of the metal, 7.2 PWHT shall be in accordance with the Para 2, Reference and this procedure, 7.3. The request shall include Tank No., Nozzle, Drawing No., Wall thickness, Heating rate, Materials etc and provide all the information for each joint that needs PWHT. 7.4 PWHT shall be carried out within a temperature range of 600°C to 650°C for 1 7.5 The heating and cooling rate above 316°C shall not exceed 222°C per hour divided by the weld thickness in inches, but in no case shall it be more than 222*Citr. 7.6 Insulation for PWHT shall be needed on either side of the weld, minimum of 300mm. The insulation shall be removed after enough cooling ( below 160°C). 7.7 Heating elements shall be securely fixed in contact with the work piece by stainless stee! or mild steel banding to suit the application. 7.8 Prior to the start of PWHT, the components shall be checked to make sure that all the restraints are removed for the clean contacts. ; - S_ os construction Arabia Rabigh Il Refining and urexosrconeNencs. iS Petrochemical Project, SR Petter en Contract PO No.: S-GS-01-R1 = (UCI Package | Date of Issue: 12.Apr.2015 Doe No. : SM-Proc.-ST-02 Heat Treatment Procedure Page 7 of 15 7.9 The components shall be supported properly to avoid sagging and distortion and be 7.10 74 7.42 7.13 7.14 TAS 7.16 protected from all types of inclement weather conditions. The minimum soak time shall be 1 hourfin Joints that have been heat treated requires re-PWHT, followed by all welding and repairs, For weld in which the PWHT temperature has dropped below the minimum holding temperature without exceeding the specified cooling rate, actions shall be initiated to restart the heat treatment as soon as possible. During the heating period there shall not be a greater variation in temperature throughout the portion of the shell being heated of more than 50°C/m to be checked by temperature recorder. Interrupted PWHT is defined as decreasing below the minimum specified holding temperature or exceeding the maximum spacified cooling rate and may be caused by loss of power, equipment malfunction or operator error. The weldments shall be reheated at @ rate not to exceed that specified by the code or specification and the holding temperature re-established and kept for the entire holding time, Acceptance (1) Acceptance of the post weld heat treatment performed on weld joints shall be reviewed on the temperature recording charts. (2) If two or more welds are heat-treated together with the same temperature range and recorded on the same temperature chart, the different color line shall be Identified to clarify on the PWHT temperature chart for each weld. Thermocouples shall be identified by their individual ink-printing colors. > | | Ses construction Arabia Rabigh it Refining and | {> mmmcuccomerses Petrochemical Project Ex = UOT Package | Date of issue: 12.Apr.2015 | | Contract PO No. $-6S-01-Rt Doc No. : SM-Proc.-ST-02 Heat Treatment Procedure | Page 8 of 15 | 8. Temperature Control 8.1. Each circuit of heating elements shall be controlled either by 8 contactor or suitable solid state switching circuit 8.2 Circuit control system 8.2.1 Semi-automatic contro} ‘A combination of a set-point controller and a timer regulator for correct temperature control during the soaking period. 8.2.2 Automatic pre-set control unit It controls the heating temperature automatically throughout its process. 9. Thermocouple 9.4 Only Type K (Chromel-Alumel) or Type J (Iron-Constantan) thermocouples are permitted. All extension cables, compensating cables, and jumper cables In the measurement or control circuits shall be the specified thermocouple wire or the matching extension wire (Le, KX or JX as appropriate). 9.2 For Type K thermocouples, copper-constantan (Type T) compensating cables may be used with the following conditions (1) The junction between the copper-constantan compensating cable and the ‘Type K thermocouple lead shail be a minimum of 0.5m outside the insulated area. (2) The acceptable temperature range of the junction between the compensating cable and the thermocouple lead is from 0 to +80°C. (3) Thermocouple certificate of conformance may be made available for each reel of wire utiized, and shall indicate a tolerance of less than =+0,75% throughout the temperature range 400°C to 804°C 8.3 Thermocouple hot junctions shall be protected by the application of a layar of high temperature putty, applied locally Sos construction Arabia Rabigh Il Refining and | GG emoanacormenoes, — Petrochemical Project Le = Contract PO No.: $-6S-01-R1 = Wet Package Date of Issue: 12.Apr.2015 | Doc No. : SM-Proc.-ST-02 Heat Treatment Procedure —_| Page 9 of 15 | 9.4 Wherever possible, thermocouples shall not be located under a heating element, thermocouples shall be routed between heating elements or out through the insulation avoiding close contact with the heating element, 9.5. It is important to ensure that the thermocouple conductor wires do not touch each other, or metallic components, away from the hot junction 9.6 Thermocouple shall be attached to the component by capacitive discharge welding and other methods of attachment are not used. 9.7. Thermocouple attachments shall be of the capacity discharge connection method and located on the weld center line. All thermocouple attachments shall be adequately insulated to avoid temperature misreading caused by the effect of radiation. Attachment points on the weld reinforcement shall be dressed by grinding light only to allow good thermocouple contact. 9.8 Upon completion of the heat treatment, the thermocouple shall be removed and the areas of attachment ground to clean and if specified by the inspector, the areas shall be examined by PT or MT. 9.9 Localized PWHT of Nozzle on tank is used, the following minimum number of equally spaced recording thermocouple (T/C) shall be used (1) Nozzle or Pad diameter of 305mm or less: 1 T/C, (2) Nozzle or Pad diameter above 305mm up to and including 610mm :2 TIC. (3) Nozzle or Pad diameter above 610mm : 3 T/C. (4) Additional thermocouple are required if multiple heat control zones are used, in Which a control zone is not monitored by any of the primary TICs. 9.10 Localized PWHT of tank's wall and structure is used, the following minimum number of equally spaced recording thermocouple (T/C) shall be used (1) Length of weld of 500mm or less : 1 T/C each side (2) Length of weld above 500mm up to and including 100mm : 2 T/C each side (3) Length of weld above 1000mm : 3 T/C each side (4) Adcitional thermocouple are required if multiple heat control zones are used, in Which a control zone is not monitored by any of the primary Rabigh Il Refining and | GG tmrcsnccremenoe Petrochemical Project Laaat ‘ = (Wor Package Date of Issue: 12.Apr.2015 Doc No, : SM-Proe.-ST-02 Heat Treatment Procedure | Page 10 of 15 10. Temperature Recorder 10.1 All charts shall be marked with the date and sufficient information to uniquely identify the joints or components that are heat treated, Multipoint chart recorders shall clearly differentiate/identify each channel/point by use of different colored inks. 10.2 Temperature recorders shall be calibrated every 12 months and a current calibration sticker shall be maintained on the recorder. 10.3. The chart speed shall be set at 25mm or 50mm per hour and shall be checked during calibration. No artificial restriction or acceleration on pen travel shall be used. 10.4 A clear print out of data shall be demonstrated before commencement of a PWHT cycle. Any section of the time-temperature chert must only record the heat treatment of butt welds subjected to the same temperature cycle. The chart speed shall be checked at the start of every PWHT cycle, and noted on the strip chart by the PWHT technician 11. Insulation 14.4. Ceramic fiber blanket with a minimum thickness of 19mm (0.75 in) and a minimum density of 96kg/m*, or an equivalent of silica fiber shall be used for insulation. 14.2 Mineral wool 50mm (1.97 in) thick, density 90 kg/m may be utilized as an Altemative. 14.3 Insulation shall extend for a minimum distance of 6 times the shell thickness each side of the weld centerline or for 2 minimum distance of 300mm (12 in) beyond the outermost edges of the heated band whichever is the greater. Special procedures, shall be written for heat treatment applications where it is desirable or necessary to reduce the extent of gradient insulation. 11.4 Insulation is to be applied to the inside surface of the shell plates over an equivalent area. 14.5 Insulation can be applied to the bore for larger size nozzles. 11.6 The number of layers may be adjusted to meet the variations of shell nozzle or pad diameter and site conditions. ness. F_ os construction Arabia Rabigh il Refining and | = Petrochemical Project Ea we | Contract PO No.: S-GS-01-R1 = Porveackaga- Date of Issue: 12.Apr.2015 Doe No. : SM-Prac.-ST-02 Heat Treatment Procedure | Page 11 of 15 12. Safety 12.1. Heating elements shall be thoroughly examined before use in order to ensure that the element wire is not exposed. Examination shall also be made for broken beads in both the heating element and the leads 12.2 Twist lock connections shall also be examined to ensure that the insulation is sound and that a positive electrical joint is made. 12.3 All cable connections shall be properly insulated. 12.4 The component surface shall be free of contaminants. 12.5 Reference shall be made to the safety requirements pertinent to the work being carried ut and to the work location/customer rules and regulations. 12.6 Before @ heat treatment application is commenced particular attention shall be paid to the work area to ensure that there are no combustible materials present, which can bbe affected by the heated zone, and that fire protection measures are available, 13. Reporting and Documentation 13.1. The complete temperature cycle of heating, soaking and cooling shall be recorded on a chart. 13.2 Temperature chart shall be fully identified with respect to material, nozzle or pad No., drawing and thermocouple heat arrangement. 13.3. Any discrepancy shall be reported. 13.4. After the PWHT is completed, the temperature chart shall be reviewed and approved by customer inspector. S68 Construction Arabia Contract PO No.: $-GS-01-R1 Rabigh Il Refining and Petrochemical Project — UO1 Package I MUAIGUGONTRATICES, Qe rsces min semen Date of lsu 42.Apr.2015 Doe No. : SM-Proc.-ST-02 14. HARDNESS TEST 14.1. General Heat Treatment Procedure Page 12 0f 15 Production hardness test is mandatory after heat treatment and shall be performed on 10 % of welds in each furnace heat treated and 100% of those which are locally heat treated, Unless otherwise required hardness test results shall not exceed 225 HB for P No. 1, 3 and 4, 5A materials after PWHT, and heat affected zone hardness does not exceed the average unaffected base metal hardness by more than 10%. The hardness limits shall be applied to both the weld and heat affected zone as close as practicable to the edge of the weld. Personnel performing hardness te shall be far r with all hardness testing procedure and test methods, Hardness test should be performed by trained personnel. 14.2. Testing Method It may be used Ultra Sonic Hardness Tester 14,3. Portable Hardness Testing Procedures and test methods for portable hardiness testing shall be followed as below; 1) The surface on which the impression is to be made shall be filed or ground with abrasive material 2) Sufficient metal shall be removed to eliminate oxidized metal, 3) All parts to be tested shall be adequately supported to prevent any movernent or deformation during application of the impact load. 4) The hardness tester shall be calibrated in accordance with manufacturer's instruction prior to use. 5) The number of tests and test area should be as follows Length of Weld Test Point | Test Area Total Place - inside and 3 | L= 500mm 4 Outside (1 Base, 1HAZ.1Weild) _| 7 Tnside and 6 500mm << 100mm 2 Outside (2 Base, 2 HAZ, 2 Weld) 2 Inside and | 8 000mm = L 3 Outside | (3 Base, 3 HAZ, 3 Weld) Rabigh Il Refining and Petrochemical Project — UO1 Package ‘= GS Construction Arabia = | Contract PO No.: $-65.01-R1 | Doe No. : SM-ProcST-02 Heat Treatment Procedure Note) 1. Atesting place is Base Metal, weld deposit & HAZ. NAG ANGONTUCTNCES.| | Date of Issue: 12.Apr.2015 | Page 13 of 15 2. Average testing value should be recorded but test value of each point should be satisfied to the requirement as spectfied in Table 2. 14.4. Hardness Test Result Hardness tasting values shail be expressed in Brinell Number, The hardness report shall include the actual hardness reading values for the test method used, type of hardness tester, type of materials, calibration status and name of person performed hardness testing (Refer to the form of Hardness Test) The attachment welds on pipe such as pad, branch welds, trunnion or lug applied for PWHT are not required hardness test. 15. Attachment 15.1 Attachment 1 - PWHT Records (Form) 15.2. Attachment 2 - Hardness Records (Form) = SF S GS Construction Arabia Rabigh Il Refining and Petrochemical Project U01 Package Contract PO No.: $-6S-01-R1 UNG ANECOMRACTCES | Date of Issue: 12, Apr.2015 | Doc No. : SM-Proc.-ST-02 Heat Treatment Procedure Attachment 1 PWHT Records (Form) | Page 14 015 POST WELD HEAT TREATMENT INSPECTION RECORD Project Name | Report No: Subcontractor Name: PWHT Date: Unit/Area: Material No Drawing & LineNo | Size-Thick(mm) | Joint No Remarks PWHT CONDITION Consition Specification ‘Actual Thermocouple | Thermocouple No Heating Temp (°C) “c 70s santa Heat Rate(‘G ir) car Snr] elie acta Holding Temp (°C) c c Holding Time | Hr. min He, min Cooling Rate (°C) “cite come Heat Source Electric Resistance ‘Attachment: PHT chart Prepared by Reviewed by Approved by Reoauncinnaens | digramvenncron Petrochemical Project a + Contract PO No.: $-68-01-R1 PLMOF Fackrap Date of Issue: 12.Apr.2015, Heat Treatment Procedure Page 15 of 15, GS Construction Arabia Ss Doc No. : SM-Proc.-ST-02 Attachment 2. 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GOVT M.V.S.S High school, Nilambure Kerala, India Career history —£_§@o@ OO —_—_—_—_______—_ > Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator in Yanbu 1 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING EST. from feb 2012 to june 2013. >» Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator in Yanbu 2 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING EST. from may 2013 to june 2015 » Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator in Jeddah Chemical Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING EST. from feb 2011 to junu 2012 Knowledge ( HEAT TREATMENT ) > Isometric Drowning > Post Weld Heat Treatment > Preheating Langgages—£§J@. @ — ——@§4—£4——£ ——\W—— v English: Read, Speak and Write > Hindi: Read, Speak and Write. >» Arabic :. Read, Speak and Write Malayalam: Read, Speak and Write ef Passport Details Passport No Place of Issue Date of Issue Date of Expiry Personal details Date of Birth Gender Father's Name Nationality/ Religion Marital status Hobbies Reference 9187211 Malappuram 22/06/2010 21/06/2020 20-05-1968 Male kammu Indian/Muslim Married Reading, Driving, Listening to music Reference available on request ABDUL SALIM VADAKKATHIL HEAT TREATMENT OPERATOR E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +966 536728813 Career Objective To secure a challenging position in a recognized firm, providing room for creativity and innovation where in | can utilize my knowledge & analytical skills to achieve personal, professional and organizational goals. Education > Secondary School Leaving Certificate. GOVT M.V.S.S High school, Nilambure Kerala, India Career history Aa AAA A > .Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator in Yanbu 1 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING EST. from feb 2012 to june 2013. .Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator in Yanbu 2 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING EST. from may 2013 to june 2015 Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator in Jeddah Chemical Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING EST. from feb 2011 to junu 2012 Knowledge ( HEAT TREATMENT ) > Isometric Drowning > Post Weld Heat Treatment > Preheating Languages $$$ English: Read, Speak and Write Hindi: Read, Speak and Write Arabic :. Read, Speak and Write. Malayalam: Read, Speak and Write SHAFI MANNILTHODI HEAT TREATMENT OPERATOR E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +966 544323271 Career Objective To work on a challenging job profile which provide an opportunity to enhance my technical skills and knowledge, this could provide me an insight into new aspects so that it would be helpful for my career SSS > Bachelor of commerce. > Higher Secondary Certificate. Board of Higher Secondary Examination, Government of Kerala > Secondary School Leaving Certificate. GOVT S.S.H.S.S High school, Areacode Kerala, India Career history ——AADDBDP AA > Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator in Yanbu 1 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING EST. from july 2013 to janu 2014. > .Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator in Yanbu 2 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING EST. from dece 2013 to june 2015 Knowledge ( HEAT TREATMENT ) > Isometric Drowning > Post Weld Heat Treatment > Preheating oo, > English : Read, Speak and Write > Arabic :, Read, Speak and Write. > Malayalam: Read, Speak and Write. SATHEESHKUMAR ORALANGAL HEAT TREATMENT SUPERVISOR E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +966 515212601 Career Objective To secure a challenging position in a recognized firm, providing room for creativity and innovation where in | can utilize my knowledge & analytical skills to achieve personal, professional and organizational goals. Education > Bachelor of commerce. > Higher Secondary Certificate. Board of Higher Secondary Examination, Government of Kerala % Secondary School Leaving Certificate. REC Government Vocational Higher Senior Secondary Schoo! Career history > Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Supervisor in Yanbu 1 Power and water Project for KIM MYUN JUNG CONTRACTING EST from feb 2012 to june 2013. 4g Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Supervisor in Yanbu 2 Power and water Project for KIM MYUN JUNG CONTRACTING EST from may 2013 to june 2015 v Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator in Jubail 1 Power and water Project for KIM MYUN JUNG CONTRACTING EST from dec 2008 to Sep 2011 Area of Interest > Pipe line, Tanks, Pressure vessel & Structural construction > Power sectors Blast furnace v > Boiler Langgages——<—-£@ ——_—_—_—_——. > English : Read, Speak and Write. > Hindi : Read, Speak and Write. > Malayalam ——:Read, Speak and Write. Passport Details —£—@§& 4 ##_——_——_ Passport No H 0175007 Place of Issue Kozhikode Date of Issue 27/08/2008 Date of Expiry 26/08/2018 Personal details —@@@ —@i i@i@—@ i i i—@————_— Date of Birth 2 31-05-1972 Gender : Male Father's Name ‘ Vasu Nationallty/ Religion : Indian/Hindu Marital status : Married Hobbies : Reading, Driving, Listening to music Reference Reference available on request MUHAMED MANNIGAMTHODI HEAT TREATMENT OPERATOR FIRE WATECHER E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +968 507712307 Career Objective To secure a challenging position in a recognized firm, providing room for creativity and innovation where in | can utilize my knowledge & analytical skills to achieve personal, professional and organizational goals Education > Bachelor of commerce. > Higher Secondary Certificate. Board of Higher Secondary Examination, Government of Kerala > Secondary School Leaving Certificate. GOVT V.H.S.S High school, Mavoor Kerala, India eexoey —-£@ @- i @@—-—@- i. @ ——\ —_ -— > Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator and Fire Watcher in Yanbu 1 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTIN EST from feb 2012 to june 2013, > Worked as HEAT TREATMENT Operator and Fire Watcher in Yanbu 2 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTIN EST from may 2013 to june 2015 Area of Interest » Pipe line, Tanks, Pressure vessel & Structural construction > Power sectors > Blast furnace > Boiler Knowledge (about HEAT TREATMENT ) > Isometric Drowning »& Post Weld Heat Treatment > Preheating SKILLS and QUALIFICATION (FIRE WACHER) Three years of working experience as fire watcher One month Safety Officer training (march 2013) at HANWA Safety Center Inspect permises of industrial plant to detect eliminate fire hazards Inspect fire-extinguishing and fire-protection equipment Langgages—£§ io {_ i i—@—@—W— > English : Read, Speak and Write. > Hindi: Read, Speak and Write. > Arabic :. Read, Speak and Write > Malayalam: Read, Speak and Write. Passport Details. Passport No 4703929 Place of Issue - Kozhikode Date of Issue 1710412009 Date of Expiry 12/04/2019 Personal details Date of Birth 12-04-1981 Gender Male Father's Name Abdulla Nationality/ Religion Indian/Mustim Marital status Married Hobbies Reading Quran, Driving, Reference Reference available on request ABDUSSALAM POTHAPARAMBATH PERMIT RECEIVER E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +966 559 247 981 Career Objective Iam an enthusiastic and dedicated professional with extensive experience across all areas of work permit receiver an exceptional leader who is able to develop and motivate others to achieve targets. I can demonstrate a strong ability to manager project from conception through to successful completion < ——————— — > Bachelor of commerce. > Higher Secondary Certificate. Board of Higher Secondary Examination, Government of Kerala > Secondary School Leaving Certificate. GOVT V.H.S.S High school, Vengara Kerala, India Career history S$ > Worked as HEAT TREATMENT permit receiver in Yanbu 1 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING from apri 2013 to dec 2013. > Worked as HEAT TREATMENT QC Engineer in Yanbu 2 Power and water Project for KIM MYUNG JUNG CONTRACTING from may 2013 to june 2015 Sieare sag... > Pipe line > Power sectors > Blast furnace Boiler Skills and Qualification (PERMIT RECEIVER) > Three years of working experience as Permit receiver > Basic CPR and First Aide for adults conducted by brijith & shaji Arbitrate safety > > > > ‘solution at KOCHI in INDIA One month Safety Officer training (march 2013) at HANWA Safety Center Trained Confined space and work at height Inspect permises of industrial plant to detect eliminate fire hazards Inspect fire-extinguishing and fire-protection equipment Responsibilities (Receiver) > > > Take a part in joint site inspection Look for hazard Explain work and equipment > Having lock & tag > Display the work permit at site Supervise and stay at site Knowledge ( Heat Treatment ) > v v Isometric Drowning and PNID Post Weld Heat Treatment Preheating Hazard Certifications CQC (certified quality controller) - in accordance to ASME, API, ASNT,BS & ISO recommended practice standards and guidelines from Decibel Nde Inspections & Training Institute-calicut, India ASNT, NDT, Levelll © — ULTRASONIC TESTING (Accordance to SNT-TC-1A 2006 Edition) Personal details Date of Birth Gender Father's Name Nationality/ Religion Marital status Hobbies Reference 16-02-1991 Male Muhammed PP Indian/Mustim Single Reading Quran, Driving, Play Reference available on request

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