Civil Engineer
Saudi Council of Engineers (SCE): 1277514 PEC Professional Engineer (Civil): 37913
Jubail, Saudi Arabia +966 50 148 9582 [email protected] Transferable Iqama Immediate Availability
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
SCE-registered Civil Engineer with more than 10 years of experience, including approximately seven years in Saudi Arabia, covering
project planning, scheduling, and controls for industrial, building, infrastructure, marine, and utility projects. Proficient in Primavera
P6, baseline and recovery programs, WBS development, critical-path analysis, progress measurement, look-ahead planning, resource
monitoring, S-curves, dashboards, and management reporting. Experienced in coordinating contractor programs, procurement
schedules, construction activities, and project milestones across multidisciplinary work packages.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Civil Engineer – Infrastructure & Construction
Hassan Allam Construction Saudi / July 2024 – Mar 2026
Project: KAUST Coral Restoration Initiative – Primary Coral Nursery
Client: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), in partnership with
NEOM
Consultant: Egis
Location: Haddah Beach, NEOM, Saudi Arabia
Project Scope: Turnkey construction of a 24,720 m² land-based primary coral nursery, including approximately 400 coral tanks, a
specialized Life Support System, facility buildings, external infrastructure, a boat jetty, and a marina. The broader initiative aims to
restore and protect 100 hectares of Red Sea coral ecosystems near Shushah Island.
Key Responsibilities:
• Supervised civil works for the 24,720 m² coral nursery, including buildings, utilities, jetty, marina, and external
infrastructure.
• Managed excavation, reinforcement, formwork, concrete, waterproofing, and protective coating works for approximately
400 coral tanks.
• Reviewed IFC drawings, shop drawings, method statements, material submittals, and technical specifications.
• Coordinated civil interfaces with Life Support Systems, MEP services, marine works, and specialist equipment.
• Conducted inspections, verified quantities and levels, and ensured compliance with QA/QC and HSE requirements.
• Monitored site progress, resources, productivity, and material availability across multiple work fronts.
• Supported testing, snagging, corrective works, as-built documentation, and final handover.
Civil Engineer
Ruwad Civil Construction Company (RCC) Jeddah, Saudi Arabia / Aug 2020 – Jun 2024
Project: North Jeddah Bulk Plant Restoration
Client: Confidential energy-sector client
Project Scope: Restoration of petroleum storage tanks, shipping facilities, pipelines, firewater systems, electrical and
instrumentation networks, and associated civil works. Reported project quantities included approximately 1,000 tonnes of tank
works, 88,000 m of electrical cables, 383 pipe fittings, 165 valves, 95 instruments, 19 concrete pipe sleepers, and 13.7 tonnes of
structural steel.
Key Responsibilities:
• Executed rehabilitation works for tank foundations, containment structures, pipe supports, equipment pads, and utility
corridors.
• Assessed deteriorated concrete and structural components, defined repair requirements, and supervised approved
restoration treatments.
• Controlled excavation, backfilling, compaction, grouting, concrete repair, protective coating, and structural-steel
installation.
• Managed civil modifications required for petroleum pipelines, valves, firewater networks, electrical cables, and
instruments.
• Verified survey coordinates, elevations, anchor-bolt locations, embedded items, and construction tolerances before
installation.
• Prepared quantity take-offs, field technical queries, inspection requests, and redline drawings.
• Coordinated permit-controlled activities within the operating bulk-plant environment while maintaining safety and quality
compliance.
Civil Engineer
Nagi Nissar Al-Refai Contracting Company Tabuk, Saudi Arabia / Oct 2018 – Apr 2020
Project: AMAALA Construction Village-Building and Infrastructure Works
Project Scope: Building and infrastructure works forming part of the 524,000 m² AMAALA Construction Village, comprising
modular accommodation and pre-engineered structures designed for approximately 15,584 personnel. The wider village was
planned in three stages, accommodating about 5,184 residents per stage, with roads, utilities, community facilities, and external
works.
Key Responsibilities:
• Delivered civil works for phased accommodation facilities supporting approximately 15,584 personnel.
• Prepared formation levels and foundations for modular units and pre-engineered buildings.
• Managed internal roads, pedestrian areas, drainage systems, utility corridors, and external works.
• Coordinated modular-unit placement with foundations, access routes, and utility connection points.
• Organized construction interfaces across three development stages while maintaining access to completed areas.
• Verified earthwork levels, compaction results, concrete quantities, and installed infrastructure measurements.
• Coordinated phased inspections and handover of accommodation blocks, community facilities, and infrastructure packages.
Operation Officer
FATA Disaster Management Authority Peshawar, Pakistan
Duration: Dec 2015 – May 2018
Project: FATA Sustainable Return and Rehabilitation Program
Client: Government of Pakistan/FATA Secretariat
Project Scope: Coordination of return, rehabilitation, and community-infrastructure support for displaced families across the former
FATA region. The associated emergency recovery program had a reported value of US$188.69 million and covered approximately
326,000 eligible displaced families. Works included temporary shelters, water-supply schemes, sanitation, drainage, irrigation
channels, access improvements, and community facilities.
Key Responsibilities:
• Coordinated shelter, water-supply, sanitation, drainage, and rehabilitation activities.
• Monitored contractors, manpower, materials, workmanship, and daily progress.
• Inspected assigned sites for compliance with drawings, specifications, and safety requirements.
• Verified completed qua
