Abdulhakem Alhajji

Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

Supporting the workflow of existing projects and working towards leading the multi-disciplinary delivery of environmental engineering and Impact assessment projects.

Worked with the contractor’s engineering & design team to ensure that pre-commissioning and commissioning were performed as per Aramco Engineering standards with the highest quality of delivery. He gained experience in a wide variety of instrumentation and control systems including but not limited to Honeywell DCS, Triplex ESD, and GE/Bently-Nevada VMS.

Worked as a Process Control System Technician (PCST) at Shedgum Gas Plant providing cover to the instrumentation maintenance workshop. In this role he worked with the maintenance shop to perform regular tasks of Aramco PCST. This included performing Preventive Maintenance (PM) tests for H2S & LEL monitoring devises, troubleshooting and replacing failing devices.  Abdulhakem was part of the plant turnaround and shutdown team, and worked with the operation team to overcome technical issues on the site. He, also, provided technical support during Fire Alarm testing and troubleshooting.

Joined the PMT as an instrument technician to assist in carrying on pre-commissioning and commissioning phase of the project. His role involved calibration of various types of instrumentation devises such as Flow FIT, Level LIT, Pressure PIT, Analyzers, Temperature TIT both conventional (4-20mA, HART) and Foundation Fieldbus. He gained experience in a wide variety of instrumentation and control systems including but not limited to: FIT, LIT, PIT, TIT, Honeywell DCS, Triplex ESD, and GE/Bently-Nevada VMS.

Topics included, but not limited, Waste Management, Environmental Cleanups, Radiation Management, Radon, Guidance & Policy, Forms & Applications, NIOSH , ERG2012, and TVLs & BEIs.

A set f guidelines produced and maintained by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration which regulates hazardous waste operations and emergency services in the United States and its territories.

Topics included, but limited, Risk Perception and Communication, Principal Hazards in the United States, Hazard Mitigation, Organizational Emergency Response, Emergency Management Standards and Evaluations, and International Emergency Management.