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M.S. Civil Engineering

Key Skills:

Pipeline Engineering Project Management Estimation and costing

Hydro tests ILI Tests Corrosion Control

Pigging Hazard assessment ASME, CFR, API, FERC, OSHA Standards

Risk Analysis Drainage Planning Emergency Response (Leaks, Hurricanes)

Technical Research CWI (welding inspector) Pumps and Compressors Operations

Project Execution Plans HAZOP & Abnormal Op. Conditions People Management

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Objective: To obtain a permanent position in civil engineering and work in a competitive environment, apply innovative thinking to maximize quality & efficiency. To be a problem solver.

M.S. Civil Engineering from University of Houston (Main) Houston, TX, USA (2007)

GPA: 3.46

B.S. in Civil Engineering from VNIT (National Institute of Technology) Nagpur, India (2004)

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Professional Experience: 5 years

USA - Sunoco Pipeline Sour Lake, TX District Engineer February 2008 to Present

1. Handled all field engineering issues of crude pipeline, pump stations and other facilities

2. Management of new and maintenance projects from writing scope, estimation till closeout

3. Safety oriented, efficient work procedures. Clean safety record, no recordable accidents

4. Coordinate: Pig runs, Hydro tests, ILIs, cathodic protection, chemical treatments etc.

5. Involved in 30” crude pipeline from Sunoco Nederland to Motiva Port Arthur TX (8 miles)

6. Headed research projects of business and environmental significance.

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India: Construction Project Engineer Jan. 2005 to July 2006

1. Headed a team of 5 junior engineers responsible for site work

2. Worked out estimates and costs and financial plans following it

3. Maintained “one-touch” records and reports of all project activities

4. Reported to the CEO

5. Came up with successful policies to meet the highly competitive market

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Sultanate of Oman: Site In charge 2004

1. Supervised construction of Elevated Water-tank, GI-pipelines & other structures

2. Scheduled execution plan to meet the tight deadlines

3. Responsible for material forecast, logistics and optimized use of resource

4. Worked out bar bending schedules, managing labor and material

5. Won praises for pre-deadline executions and excellent quality of work and safety

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Masters Thesis

Highway Drainage and Design Algorithm for Hydraulic Ratings of Drainage Inlets

The research aims at quantifying the hydraulic ratings of drainage inlets used in Highways and development of a design algorithm to be incorporated in the Texas Department of Transportation for future use in all design planning and execution activities.

The project involves extensive review of present literature and a series of simulated experiments on which the design methodology will be based.

Client: Texas Department of Transportation.

Research Supervisor: Dr. Theodore Cleveland, PhD, PE. Department of Civil Engineering, University of Houston

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