Experience

Arabian Industries LLC

• assistant plant manager

  • Nov 2010 - Present

  Asset Managers are responsible for ensuring that waste management in their area of responsibility, including wastes from contractor activities, are managed in accordance with the requirements of this Specification. Waste addressed in this Specification shall be:• identified• quantified (either by direct measurement or using appropriate methods of estimation)• recorded, as appropriate (refer to following Section )Records shall be maintained to document the implementation… Asset Managers are responsible for ensuring that waste management in their area of responsibility, including wastes from contractor activities, are managed in accordance with the requirements of this Specification. Waste addressed in this Specification shall be:• identified• quantified (either by direct measurement or using appropriate methods of estimation)• recorded, as appropriate (refer to following Section )Records shall be maintained to document the implementation of this Specification. Records shall also be maintained to document waste management practicesMoving all wastes (hazardous and non-hazardous) from one location to a waste disposal facility or to another location, requires a PDO Waste Consignment Note (specified below). In addition, discrete chemicals identified as ‘waste chemicals’ require a Chemical Disposal Advice Form.a) Waste Consignment Note. A Waste Consignment Note (see Figure 1) shall be raised by the waste generator for both hazardous and non-hazardous wastes. Separate Waste Consignment Notes are required for hazardous and non-hazardous wastes. A Waste Consignment Note shall accompany a waste load and shall be signed when the waste has been received at the disposal location. A signed copy shall then be returned to the ‘Waste Originator’ as proof that the waste arrived safely at the correct place. The Waste Contractor will provide the Waste Originators with a monthly summary of waste received. Chemical Disposal Advice FormDiscrete chemicals, which have been identified as ‘waste chemicals’ require a Chemical Disposal Advice Form and disposal advice from Production Chemistry. The originator of the waste chemical is to fill in a Chemical Disposal Advice Form. Once approval of the Form has been obtained, the waste chemical can be moved from the waste originator to the designated disposal site. Movement of the waste chemical must be accompanied by both the approved Chemical Disposal Advice Form. Show more Show less



Baker Hughes

• summer training

  • Jul 2009 - Sep 2009

  I have Two months period training in Baker Hughes Company in Baker Oil Tools Division in Al-Khobar (Al-Rushaid field) From July to August 2009. (well completion)