Neeraj Singh

Terminal Fitter

Operate and maintain equipment: Run Pumps for Tanker and Cylinder Filling, Opening and Closing of Valves and other machinery

Perform Cargo Transfers: Conduct Ship Discharge (Propane and Butane) as a Shore Operator. Keeping track of Cylinder movements in Trucks and Storage Facility

Ensured Compliance: Follow Health Safety and Environmental Regulations

Conduct Inspections: Perform regular maintenance and inspections of the terminal – such as LPG pump inspections, Terminal weekly and monthly inspections, Hose inspections, Eye wash service, Pipeline integrity Tests, Acme Tests, Fire Extinguisher inspections, Emergency Trailer inspections, Fill Nozzle Valve, Emergency Preparation, Impact Protection, Flammable Storage Cabinet, SOP, MSDS, Hazardous Area Inspection, Testing and Tagging, Electrical Equipment, Air Con Inspections, Gas detector Calibration, Mooring Inspection and Internal and External Inspections of Tanks and Tankers

Responding to Emergencies: Follow emergency plans and respond to operational disruptions such as: Air Leaks, Air Compressor Trip, Power Blackouts, facing difficulty in gas transfers etc.

Keep Records: Maintain accurate logs of operations and Equipment Issue such as having separate files for all the assets in the Terminal, performing or raising corrective work orders if there’s any issue with that particular asset.

Collaborate with others: Work with team members and other departments to improve operations.

Prepare reports: Create inventory and throughput reports.

Perform Tests: Performing Monthly ESD Tests, performing Monthly Fire Alarm Tests, doing CP tests and weekly running of Fire Pumps and diesel generators.

Identify Issues: Report equipment issues to maintenance to Teams or Contractors.

Maintenance Planner for Trucks and Vehicles

Ensure that Monthly Safety checks and 3 monthly Critical Inspections are done for Prime Movers, Rigid Tankers, Semi-Trailers and Light Vehicles.

Raise Corrective work order if defects are found and ensure its actioned with putting a stop work tag.

Keeping records with vehicle checklists, mileage and A, B, C and D servicing are done with its specific mileage.

OHS Chairman

Conducting Monthly Safety meetings with the OHS Team

Ensure all the minutes are entered on Done Safe and all the task highlighted in the meeting must be actioned within the due date.

Perform random checks on products and their MSDS, HAZMAT box, Spill Kit, Flammable storage cabinet, due date of Harness and availability of gloves, safety helmets and safety glasses.

Ensure that observations are made by all employees and implement hazardous free terminal so that incidents do not occur.

Permit To Work System

Ensure that Pre-Starts, JSA and Safe work permits have been filled before commencing any work out which is out of Procedure with all its necessary attachments such as Hot Work, Excavation, Isolations and Working At height and filed.

Training

Fire Warden Training

Asset Management Training

OHS module 1 and 2

Instrument Fitter.

Instrument Department. OHS Secretary - Implement and administer Occupational Health and Safety, Risk Management, and Environment Management functions in the mill for efficient OH&S operations in the mill.

- Work on automated valves, solenoids, actuators, PLCs, DCS, pH sensors, controllers, transmitters, and cylinders (both pneumatic and hydraulic): from servicing, calibration, configuration, and PID tuning.
• Directly supervise all OH&S personnel. • Work is carried out in accordance with standard operating procedures, manufacturer’s recommendations, legislative requirements, codes of practice, industrial awards, and agreements.

Ensure all instrumentation work is done to specified standards and regulations.

Directly supervise the Fitter Offsider assigned to work with.

Perform the duties of a shift instrument fitter when required.

· . Orica Course for Chlorine Handling. Safe working practices, hazard identifications, with proper PPEs.

Boiler Operator/Supervisor.

• Performed maintenance services to correct and prevent problems.
• Adjusted controls to maintain specified operating temperatures and pressures.
• Evaluated industrial operations for compliance with permits or regulations.
• Operated blowdown valves periodically to reduce buildup in the system.
• Managed procedures for start-up, daily operations and shutdowns.
• Verified that all safety devices are functioning correctly prior to startup.
• Investigated operational problems involving boilers and implemented solutions accordingly.
• Maintained chilled water systems, high pressure boilers, cooling towers and hydraulic pumps.
• Performed minor repairs on boilers, valves, gauges, pumps, economizers, and other related equipment.
• Trained new employees on company and safety standards, providing assistance and remediation with issues.
• Monitored boiler operations and parameters such as water levels, steam pressure, fuel consumption, and draft readings to ensure safe operation.
• Tested mechanical components for proper functioning prior to startup of equipment.
• Maintained daily log book to quantify resource consumption and advise management on fuel consumption patterns and maintenance needs requiring visits from outside technicians.
• Conducted routine inspections of boilers and associated equipment to identify potential maintenance issues.
• Managed time effectively to ensure tasks were completed on schedule and deadlines were met.
• Worked with cross-functional teams to achieve goals.
• Monitored gauges and meters to record temperature fluctuations and document variances in airflow and fuel consumption.