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Total Experience
45 Years
Current Company / College
Retired Oil and Gas sector Professional from GS E&C India Pvt.Ltd. A Multinational EPC Project Execution Company of South Korea.
City
Delhi NCR.
Country
India

Professional Experience
3 Years - Engineering Director.
10+ Years - Project Engineering Manager
3 Years - QHSE Auditor & Management Representative
6 Years - Head of Instrumentation & Control Engineering
10+ Years - Lead Engineer Instrumentation & Controls

Professional Career Summary
Highly experienced Oil & Gas Professional with 45 years of rich experience in following domain:
r PROJECT MANAGEMENT:
r Engineering Director responsible for smooth execution of Mega Refinery Projects with total EPC cost of 1.4 billion USDs, two Projects running simultaneously. (Star Socar Turkey Aegean Refinery Project, KNPC’s Clean Fuel Project.)
r Project Engineering Manager for three refinery projects. (Green Diesel Project Takreer, Ruwais 4^th.NGL Train Project & RRE-2 of Ruwais Refinery)
r Worked as GM Project Engineering Management of Top Side Design & Detail Engineering of ENI MV 34 FPSO, EPC by MODEC Singapore and Detail Engineering of Top Side Facilities.
r INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING:
r Head of Instrumentation & Control Engineering and Lead Engineer for more than six years.
r Lead Instrumentation & Control Engineer for two FPSO Projects of Petro bras. Brazil P-33 & P-35 and two FSO Projects of SHI’s Conoco Philips LNG Storage & Offloading & Model FSO)
r Lead Instrumentation & Control engineer for many Offshore Platform EPC Projects. (26 Well Platform Modifications, I, M, N, T, W, Platform ONGC Project including Pre-commissioning & NQP Platform Modification with HHI)
r Lead Instrumentation & Control Engineer for Refinery & Petrochemical EPC Projects. MRPL Mixed Xylene Project, etc.
r QHSE AUDITING & TRAINING:
r Trainer, implementer & auditor for Integrated Management System covering Quality, Occupational Health Safety &Environment Management System.
r Auditing of largest Fertilizer Plant in India for Process Safety, Instrumentation health check & Occupational Health & Safety Management System.
r SALIENT ACHIEVEMENTS: (With Quality, time and Cost.)
r Successfully completed Schlumberger Compressor modules for Modec FPSO as Lead Engineer Instrumentation, from design to Mechanical Completion and load out.
r Successfully completed Mixed Xylene Project for MRPL as Lead Engineer Instrumentation.
r Successfully completed pre-commissioning test of and packages of I, M, N, T ONGC Platforms as Lead Instrumentation Engineer.
r Successfully executed 4^th.NGL Project, and Green Deisel Projects with Ruwais Refinery as Project Engineering Manager.
Sucessfully established Quality Management System Certification at GS ENC India Pvt. Ltd.

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Breaking down the abstractions around sensors, loops, and panels made the material click faster than most beginner courses. The ISA‑5.1 tag naming exercise in the P&ID chapter stuck, especially the moment where a bad tag cascades into wiring mistakes; it felt like tracing a flaky PR through a repo. As someone trying to map theory to prod realities, the control loop walkthrough tied specs to arch and infra decisions without overcomplicating it, and the bit on 4–20 mA vs HART was concrete. mostly liked the pacing, though I wasn't sold on how briefly safety interlocks were handled; a bit more on edge cases during commissioning would've helped. The examples translate cleanly to obs and troubleshooting, even if the k8s/CI analogies were mine rather than the instructor’s. It ends up clarifying where beginners usually trip, particularly when requirements change late and RPS-like constraints show up.