PROJECT COMPLETED

• · Client: COMO ARABIA CO LTD
• · Location: MARJAN
• · Project Duration:11-10-2022 to 03-02-2024
• · Scope of Work: Camp Infrastructure,Accommodation Facilities,Manpower Supply, Catering Services, Medical and Emergency Services,Recreational Facilities, Equipment Supply and Maintenance,Security Services, Waste Management,Transportation Services.

Key Achievements: Timely setup and operation of camp facilities meeting client specifications.

Effective management of manpower and resources, ensuring smooth camp operations.

Adherence to safety, quality, and environmental standards throughout the project life cycle.

 Project Name:Tube bundle Insertion in shell 

• · Client: GILF CONVINENT 
• · Location: Dammam Second industrial Area
• · Project Duration: 26-04-2024 to 05-10-2024
• · Scope of Work:Insertion of bundle tube in shell  .
• · Key Achievements::Successfully completed the precise insertion of the bundle tube into the shell, ensuring optimal alignment and fit.

·  Utilized advanced techniques to minimize handling time and ensure the structural integrity of both the bundle and the shell.

•  1. Preparation:
• Inspect the Shell and Tube Bundle: Ensure both components are clean and free from any debris or damage.
• Check Dimensions: Verify that the dimensions of the shell and tube bundle match the design specifications.
• Tools and Equipment: Gather the necessary tools such as hoists, cranes, lifting slings, and safety gear.
• 2. Lifting the Tube Bundle:
• The tube bundle is typically heavy and requires proper lifting techniques to prevent damage.
• Use a crane or hoist to carefully lift the tube bundle, ensuring the lifting equipment is rated for the weight.
• 3. Positioning the Tube Bundle:
• Align the Tube Bundle: The tube bundle should be aligned with the shell’s opening. Sometimes, it is necessary to tilt the bundle slightly to fit it into the shell.
• Guides or Skids: Use guides or skids to help with the alignment and smooth insertion.
• 4. Insertion:
• Slowly lower the tube bundle into the shell, ensuring that it is aligned correctly with the baffles and supports within the shell.
• Make sure the tubes do not touch the walls of the shell to avoid potential damage.
• If necessary, use a gentle rocking motion or other techniques to ensure the bundle slides smoothly into place.
• 5. Securing the Tube Bundle:
• Once the bundle is inside the shell, ensure that the tubes are correctly positioned on the tube supports and baffles.
• Secure the tube bundle using the tie rods, clamps, or other mechanisms provided by the design.
• Verify the tube bundle is stable and evenly supported.
• 6. Final Inspection:
• Check for any misalignments, damaged tubes, or other issues that could affect the heat exchanger’s performance.
• Make sure the seals and gaskets are properly installed and the tube bundle is firmly in place.

Project Name:VESSEL MAINTANANCE  

• · Client: ARABIAN FALCON CONTRACTING CO.
• · Location: YANBU
• · Project Duration: 26-10-2024 to 05-01-2025
• · Scope of Work:BLASTING AND COATING  .
• · Key Achievements: Major accomplishments, innovations, or notable outcomes.

1. Hull Inspections and Cleaning:
   
   • Checking for cracks, corrosion, or damages.
   • Regular cleaning of the hull to prevent the buildup of algae, barnacles, or other growths that could reduce fuel efficiency.

1. Engine Maintenance:
   
   • Checking and servicing the main engines, auxiliary engines, and all associated systems.
   • Changing oil, replacing filters, and monitoring exhaust systems.

1. Electrical Systems:
   
   • Inspecting the vessel’s electrical systems, including navigation lights, generators, and circuit breakers.

1. Safety Equipment:
   
   • Ensuring life-saving equipment (lifeboats, life vests, fire extinguishers) is in good condition and compliant with safety regulations.

1. Navigation Equipment:
   
   • Checking the functionality of radar, GPS, sonar, and other navigation tools to ensure accurate and reliable readings.

1. Communication Systems:
   
   • Ensuring that radio equipment, satellite communication, and emergency distress systems are operational.

1. Plumbing and Waste Management Systems:
   
   • Servicing onboard plumbing and sewage systems to avoid leaks or malfunctions.

1. Cargo Handling Equipment:
   
   • Inspecting cranes, winches, and other lifting equipment to ensure safe and efficient cargo loading/unloading.

1. Dry Docking:
   
   • Vessels may need to be taken out of the water for more extensive inspections, repairs, and overhauls, particularly to the hull and propellers.

1. Regulatory Compliance:

• Regular inspections to meet international maritime safety standards, such as those set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).