EPC proposal leadership
At Descon Engineering, his profile records Head EPC Proposal Department responsibilities for flare recovery, refinery transfer facilities, chemical-terminal and hydro-power proposals in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. The relevance to advisory work is the coordination of technical scope, proposal interfaces and commercial commitments.
Power and co-generation
His experience includes proposal and domain-expert responsibilities associated with bagasse-fired co-generation and industrial power projects. The supplied profile includes thermal-power expertise for a 2 × 37.5 MW co-generation project and design/commercial responsibilities for additional co-generation proposals. These historical capacities describe the referenced projects, not a guarantee of any current advisory outcome.
Boilers and heat recovery
The profile records domain-expert work on boiler and auxiliary systems for industrial clients, including oil, gas and bagasse-fired equipment and heat recovery steam generators. That experience supports review of the connections between duty, fuel, feedwater, auxiliary systems and vendor scope.
Water treatment and utilities
Selected experience covers filtration, softening, demineralization and reverse osmosis packages, alongside utilities and off-sites for power and industrial facilities. Systems referenced in the profile include instrument air, plant air, water treatment, firewater and storage facilities.
Process engineering and industrial projects
Prior JGC-Descon roles include Engineering Manager on a hydrogen peroxide project, Lead Process Engineer on petrochemical and fluid catalytic cracking work, and utilities/off-sites domain expertise on refinery adequacy studies. At Descon Engineering, the profile also records a Project Director role for a hydrogen peroxide capacity enhancement project.
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