Curriculum vitae
NAME: P.C. Johnson
PROFESSIONAL Qualification: site engineer
DATE OF BIRTH: 06TH DEC. 1968
NATIONALITY : INDIAN - passport No. G2480263
Current Position : Sr. Site Engineer
Email : ab5258@r.postjobfree.com
Telephone: +974-********
Construction Techniques used for delhi metro project
Methods of tunneling in Delhi Metro is vary with the nature of the material
to be cut through. When soft earth is encountered, the excavation is
timbered for support as the work advances; the timbers are sometimes left
as a permanent lining for the tunnel. Another method is to cut two parallel
excavations in which the side walls are constructed first. Arches
connecting them are then built as the material between them is extracted.
Portions of the unexcavated center, left temporarily for support, may be
removed later. A tunnel cut through rock frequently requires no lining.
Hard rock is removed by blasting.
Workers generally use two basic techniques to advance a tunnel. In the full-
face method, they excavate the entire diameter of the tunnel at the same
time. This is most suitable for tunnels passing through strong ground or
for building smaller tunnels. The second technique, shown in the diagram
below, is the top-heading-and-bench method. In this technique, workers dig
a smaller tunnel known as a heading. Once the top heading has advanced some
distance into the rock, workers begin excavating immediately below the
floor of the top heading; this is abench. One advantage of the top-heading-
and-bench method is that engineers can use the heading tunnel to gauge the
stability of the rock before moving forward with the project.
Soft Ground (Earth)
Workers dig soft-ground tunnels through clay, silt, sand, gravel or mud. In
this type of tunnel, stand-up time -- how long the ground will safely stand
by itself at the point of excavation -- is of paramount importance. Because
stand-up time is generally short when tunneling through soft ground, cave-
ins are a constant threat. To prevent this from happening, engineers use a
special piece of equipment called a shield. A shield is an iron or steel
cylinder literally pushed into the soft soil. It carves a perfectly round
hole and supports the surrounding earth while workers remove debris and
install a permanent lining made of cast iron or precast concrete. When the
workers complete a section, jacks push the shield forward and they repeat
the process.
Marc Isambard Brunel, a French engineer, invented the first tunnel shield
in 1825 to excavate the Thames Tunnel in London, England. Brunel's shield
comprised 12 connected frames, protected on the top and sides by heavy
plates called staves. He divided each frame into three workspaces,
or cells, where diggers could work safely. A wall of short timbers,
or breasting boards, separated each cell from the face of the tunnel. A
digger would remove a breasting board, carve out three or four inches of
clay and replace the board. When all of the diggers in all of the cells had
completed this process on one section, powerful screw jacks pushed the
shield forward.
Hard Rock
Tunneling through hard rock almost always involves blasting. Workers use a
scaffold, called a jumbo, to place explosives quickly and safely. The jumbo
moves to the face of the tunnel, and drills mounted to the jumbo make
several holes in the rock. The depth of the holes can vary depending on the
type of rock, but a typical hole is about 10 feet deep and only a few
inches in diameter. Next, workers pack explosives into the holes, evacuate
the tunnel and detonate the charges. After vacuuming out the noxious fumes
created during the explosion, workers can enter and begin carrying out the
debris, known as muck, using carts. Then they repeat the process, which
advances the tunnel slowly through the rock.
key qualifications:
I have over 18-years experience in Structural analysis Through STAAD-PRO
and rebar detailing (specialized in detailed shop drawings of reinforced
Rebar drawings with manual calculation and software like CADS RC, LOHA).
Leading my design team to preparing workshop drawings based on Design
principle of reinforcement drawings issued by designers. As well as, good
supervision ability to construction related issues. Controlling and
distributing all shop Drawings timely to Construction teams. As per the
fast track construction Schedule, preparing all Rebar detailed drawings and
Bar Bending Schedules for various types of Reinforced Concrete and Pre-
stressed Concrete structures. The structures include Bridges, Museum,
Flyovers, underground structures, such as tunnels and metro stations,
various residential and high rises, Factory / Industrial buildings & Power
Plants.
I have knowledge of the latest Codes and design specifications for the
preparation of reinforcement details and bar bending schedules, such as
British, American and Indian Standards. I am competent to use software such
as MS Excel, ACAD and CADRC for the preparation of estimates and
reinforcement bar details.
I have worked in design offices, sites and also as freelance consultant.
This has enabled me to be an effective communicator and meticulous and
diligent worker capable of meeting tight deadlines on complicated projects.
My exposure to studying various structures has provided me a capability to
visualize arrangement of structures and also layout of reinforcement in
complex arrangements. During various assignments I have also been team
leader and checker.
Certificate of appreciations and good talent (from Laing Or'ourke) Works
completed before time limits for the project of Dubai International Air
Port Project.
My Skills are Following Fields
Engineering Principles
Analytical skills
Problem solving skills
Time management
Team leadership
Education
1993 Diploma in Civil engineering (Central Polytechnique Trivandrum Kerala)
With Distinction.
1993 Diploma in Computer Aided Drafting Designing From Bhagu Bhai
Polytechnique, Vile Parle,
Bombay)
1989 Pre-Degree (+2 Commerce) From Calicut University. (2nd Class 57%)
1985, School exam Board Of Kerala. (2nd class 53%)
COMPUTER SKILLS
Structure Design Programme : STAD-PRO
Operating Systems: MS Windows 8
Packages: AUTOCAD, CAD- R.C., LOHA-2004, MS Excel
Employment Record:
2011 January 7 to till the date : Lead Structural Engineer/CAD OPERATOR/
WITH M/S WEN QATAR WLL, DOHA QATAR FOR THE PROJECT OF QATAR NATIONAL MUSIEM
PROJECT.
2010 January to 2010 October : Sr. Structural Engineer/Rebar Detailer, COWI
India Pvt ltd., Gurgaon, Delhi.
Nov.2005 - Dec. 2009 Sr. Engineer/Rebar Detailer, MS. ALFUTTAIM CARILLION
LLC, Dubai, UAE.
Nov. 2004 -October 2005, Design Engineer/Rebar Detailer, LAING O'ROURKE
Technical Services (I) Pvt. Ltd, Gurgaon
Jan. 1999 - Nov. 2003, Sr. Engineer/Rebar Detailer, Dalal Mott Mac Donald,
Noida, U.P. India.
Oct.1995 to Dec 1998, Structural Engineer, M/s. Saudi Ceramic Co.2nd
Industrial city, Riyadh, K.S.A
June1993 to Sept. 1995, Trainee Structural Engineer, M/s. Parikh &
Associate, Balarama, Bandra - Kurla Complex, Bombay.
Recent relevant experience:
Year; Company: responsibility: Project: and structures.
2010 November to date: design coordinator/design manager M/s WEN QATAR WLL.
DOHA QATAR.
Working as a Design Coordinator/lead Engineer, for the project of Qatar
national museum project. Leading design team to prepare workshop drawings
based on design principles of reinforcement drawings issued by (ARUP)
designers. As well as, good supervision ability to construction related
issues. controlling and distributing all shop drawings timely to
construction teams. As per the fast track construction schedule, preparing
all rebar, Concrete detailed drawings and bar bending schedules.
2010 January to 2011Nov : Sr. Structural Engineer/Rebar Detailer,, COWI
India Pvt ltd., Gurgaon Delhi.
2011, COWI: : Sr. Structural Engineer/Rebar Detailer, Leading to prepare
structural shop drawings and Bar bending Scheduler and Shop Drawing Checker
for a Cable Stayed Bridge - Viaduc Transrhumel et ses Acces a Contantine,
The Ministry of Public Works Wilaya of Constantine, Algeria. Structural
components include - piled foundations, pile caps, pylons, segmental deck.
I) COAL HANDLING PLANT
I Have Done Various Types Of:
Conveyor foundations, Tunnels, Transformer points, pent houses, Wagon
Tippler, Cable gallery foundations, pipe rack foundations & junction
tower foundations.
Other Structures shop drawings & BBS Done By Me Are As:
II) Water Treatment Plant
Various types of:
Filter House, Chemical House,Compressor House Cum Mcc Room,
Sludge Pit 1&2, Sludge Thickener,Interconnecting channel b/w CWST&
Clariflocculator, Interconnecting Channel b/w HRSCC & DM Clarifier
Water Storage Tank, Centrifuge & its Platform, D M Plant Building & its
Equipment, Gate House,Sludge Pit 1&2, Treated Water Tank, Filter Back
Wash Pit,
Water Storage Tank, Central Monitoring Basin & Sump pump House,
Pump house, Waste Water Sump Pump House, Neutralisation Pit, Water
Tank, and Effluent Pit.
III) Thermal Power Project
Various types of:
Compressor House. Remote Fly ash silo, Compressor House near Silo,
Compressor House
1,2,3,4, Compressor House 5 & 6, Condenser Make-up Pump House, DM
Make -Up Pump
House, Chemical House, Ash Water Tank, Ash Slurry
Pump & Compressor House, Ash Slurry Pump House, Chemical House,
NChemical Pump
House, Pipe Rack Foundation & its Foundation, Ash Water
Tank,Sedimentation Tank, Fly Ash
& Bed Ash Silo, Chlorination Bldg., DM Bldg., Ash Water Pump House,
Transport Air Compressor House, CW Chemical Treatment Plant & Waste &
Recirculation Pump.
IV) Metro Railway
Segment Factory Shed at Mundka, & Casting Yard.
V) Industrial
Extension of Control Room, Academic & Admin Block - Phase - 1,
Central Library, Sri Sanskar School, Community Hall,C - Shape
Hostel, Institute Block, & L -
Shape Hostel, Dheodhy Jail, DM Plant Lab Building, Centrifuge
Bldg., Weigh Bridge, Utility
Bldg.
Nov.2005 - Dec.2009 Sr. Engineer/Rebar Detailer, MS. ALFUTTAIM CARILLION
LLC, Dubai, UAE.
BURJ DUBAI DEVOLOPMENT ROADS AND INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS PHASE III
As a Team Leader to prepare Detailed shop Drawings and Bar bending schedule
of Fountain, Light tower, Pumping station and expansion of U.K embassy
building in Dubai.
BURJ DUBAI DEVELOPMENT OLD TOWN RESIDENTIAL SITE-AT PHASE-2
Burj Dubai development old town residential site: prepared shop drawings
and Bar Bending schedule of building No. 10 to 21 with m/s Alfuttaim
Carillion LLC, Dubai. Involved in preparation of detailed drawings of
stair cases, Suque roof beam, slabs, cable trench and columns details
Burj Khalifa :- Prepared Detailed Shop Drawing of Pile and Pile Cap and
their Bar Bending Schedule with latest design technology.
Car Park Project:- Involved as a Bar Bending Scheduler cum Shop Drawing
Detailer.
Nov. 2004 -2005, Sr. design engineer/Rebar Detailer,, LAING O'ROURKE
Technical Services (I) Pvt. Ltd, Gurgaon
Dubai International Airport Expansion (Phase II) for AL NABOODAH LAING O'
ROURKE as a Team Leader involved in preparation of Bar Bending Schedule and
preparation of detailed shop drawings of Terminal-III, Concourse-II and Car
Park area. And full project drawings and BBS prepared for the following
project Like Lough Road East, EG1, EG2, EG3, Mount Carmel, U.K.,
Structural Drawings of Semicircular Slab, LVl. Varied Slab Column and
Ramp Wall.etc.
Involved in Detailing of Wall and Beams Plant Buildings, Utility Buildings,
Administrative Blocks, Machine Foundations etc.
Jan. 1999 - Nov. 2003, Sr. Engineer/Rebar Detailer, Dalal Mott Mac
Donald, Noida, U.P. India.
For DMRC Project (Under Ground Project 6 stations)
Worked as a Detailer and Bar Bending scheduler of Subway, skylight wall,
Slab, beam Staircase and Generator room etc.
Oct.1995 to Dec 1998, Structural Engineer, M/s Saudi Ceramic Co.2nd
Industrial city, Riyadh, K.S.A
As a Lead shop drawing detailer, responsible for the expansion of Saudi
Ceramic co. 2nd Factory project. Involved in R.C.C. Details of Silo, Dryer
foundation and 25 lakh Cu. M. Underground Water tank, Kiln Foundation etc.
June 1993 to Sept. 1995, Ast.Structural Engineer, M/s Parikh & Associate,
Balarama, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bombay.
As a Trainee Structural Engineer, prepared Detailed R.C.C Drawings of
ULLAN BAATAR AIRPORT MANGOLIA-USSR, for the expansion of Terminal and Cargo
Building. And various Industrial and Commercial Project at inland.
languages and degree of proficiency
English : Spoken: Good; Written: Good; Reading: Good
Hindi : Spoken: Good; Written: Good; Reading: Good
Malayalam : Spoken: Good; Written: Good; Reading: Good
Address to contact : POST BOX NO. 19723, DOHA-QATAR