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Last Updated: Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Dear Sir or Madam,

My resume is enclosed for your consideration. This resume reflects my overall qualifications, but by no means reflects my total capabilities.

My professional background supported with MSc. Degree in Analytical Chemistry includes more than 11 years in QA/QC of petroleum industry (Oil & Gas) continued engagement in technical expertise, staff development & training & customer services. My area of responsibilities includes:
1. Managing operations of core laboratory of Shell.
2. Technical support to different industries for trouble shooting related to Lubricant/Fuel Function.
3. Development & staff coaching.
4. Monitoring of Lubricants, which involves selection of BO & Additive Package.
5. Engaged in Water Quality/Treatment Processes
6. Basics of GTL (Fischer Tropsch) Process

I believe that I can make a positive contribution to the institute and look forward to discuss my capabilities in more details.

Thank you for your time & consideration.

Shell Pakistan Limited Senior Chemist, Pakistan May 2006–To date

Job responsibilities include
1. Assisting quality manager in budget forecasting, negotiations for materials, resource planning through "Sunrise Savings" for Quality Dept.
2. Monitoring all QC activities to meet & maintain the quality of products in line with the international image of Shell Group of Companies & LQS products & investigating root cause of quality problems & implementing systemic solutions.
3. Certified internal auditor for ISO 9001:2000 system & an active member to committee to seek the feasibility of ISO 17025. Also focal point for calibration of SPL labs QMIs.
4. New projects evaluation, staff training & development.
5. Ensuring corporate HSSE goals & objectives implementation within Quality dept.

Enterprise-First Behaviour:
1. Timely support to FLTS enabled industry sales to retain business of NCL & ICL, also avoid liability to Co.
2. Rapid response over the issue of low RVP supplies from refinery enabled retail to restore sales quickly.
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Shell Pakistan Limited Incharge Technical Center, Machike, Pakistan Feb 1999–Apr 2006

Job responsibilities include
1. Managing quality operations for lab activities & ensuring technical reporting to interdepartmental customers & their associated concerns.
2. Ensuring corporate HSSE goals & objectives for lab operation.

Quality Management projects:
1. Designed & implemented Balanced Score-Card (BSC) Model for Quality Department.
2. Introduced ever first Laboratory Electrical Safety Manual.
3. Designed cost sharing model among quality department & different LoBs.

Project Management & Commissioning:
Managed the project of central QC lab in north region-Machike. Redesigned it in & effectively utilized lab resources to facilitate sales team to develop strategies for new businesses. Now MCH-TC stands the best amongst all OMC's QC facilities in Pakistan with an edge of state of art ICP-AES & FTIR technologies.

Sales First:
Worked as MASP through IVR. Close liaison with retail sales, network control, supply point & industry sales to reach effective resolution of issues. Timely & on-site technical support at retail & Industry sites secured sales/business with minimum interruption.

Enterprise-First Behaviour:
1. Timely support to FLTS enabled sales to retain business of BEL-2, JPGL & few other bigger accounts.
2. Convinced VPL technically to switch with Shell Brand in Company fleet. As a result of successful negotiations, not only saved brand image but also achieved business of 12 KL.

Analysis & Problem Solving
1. Engaged with FLTS during recent quality issue of HFO in order to save major accounts of HFO.
2. Provided Technical Assistance to S&D-Transport to resolve Co. fleet maintenance issues with Volvo (Saving of 1.0 million PKR approx.)
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Shell Pakistan Limited Asst. Lab Incharge, Machike, Pakistan Jun 1998--Jan 1999

Job responsibilities include
1. Assisted Lab I/C in laboratory management in budget forecasting & resource planning. Played supervisory role in inspection, testing & approval/rejection of products. Provided efficient technical support to resolve quality issues & to sustain their business.
2. HSSE focal point for central laboratory of Shell in North of Pakistan.

Projects & Achievements
1. Highlighted the root cause of below-spec supplies of fuel from OGDCL, which enabled successful negotiations with OGDCL to ensure supplies of fuel as per PSI specs.
2. Involved with S&D team in L/G minimizing project for the depot & participated effectively to design a model for L/G effectiveness.
3. Certificate of Appreciation from Shell Lubricants Manager upon winning the Award in SAFETY AWARENESS COMPETITION in 1998.
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Shell Pakistan Limited QC Analyst, Karachi, Pakistan Aug 1996 – May 1998

Job responsibilities include
1. Experience in lubricants formulation, inspection of raw material & finished products, provision of services to In-Service lubricants.
2. Training of junior Chemists for lubricants section & ensuring optimal use of QMIs.
3. HSSE focal point of central laboratory of Shell in Pakistan.

Projects & Achievements
1. Engaged with ML-II team in implementing ML-II project for LOBP & Quality in 1997, after successful implementation of that system, recognized through award.
2. Worked on ISO-9002 project for implementation in production & quality. Successfully achieved targets & awarded different certificates during 1997 & 1998.

1995 M.Sc. in Analytical Chemistry (University of Karachi, Pakistan)
1992 BSC Pre-Engineering (University of Karachi, Pakistan)

1996 Post Graduate Diploma Program (PGD) in Computer Science (University of Karachi, Pakistan)
* Certificate courses in PC- Training offered by The American Business Council of Pakistan (ABC) and
Institute of Business Administration (IBA), University of Karachi.

Exposure to GSAP during focal points training in Shell.

Instrumental Techniques
Hands-on working experience for the following LAB fundamentals/equipment:

01. ICP-AES: Perkin Elmer's OPTIMA-3100 RL & Varian's Vista MPX with ICP Expert software
02. AAS: Perkin Elmer's A Analyst-100 & 2380 series
03. FTIR: Perkin Elmer's Spectrum 100, Spectrum One, Spectrum BX II & 1600 Series, ThermoNicolet's AVATAR
04. XRF & XRD: Oxford's Lab -X 3000, Twin X & ED2000 used for Formation Clay Analysis & quantitative measurement.
05. Gas Chromatography (GC) & Liquid Chromatography (LC) alongwith GC-MS
06. Wide range of water testing covering pH, ORP, Conductivity, Turbidity, TOC, BOD, Counting, TCC, Microbiological Contents (SRB, GAB & GanB, SOB, HOB) & TSS(Turbidity)
07. Flame Photometry, Spectronic-20, Spectronic-21 & ThermoSpectronic's Gynesys20
08. CFR: For RON rating
09. Seta & Koheler's RoBoT & Air Release Instrumentation/Techniques
10. Basics of Direct/Indirect conversion used in GTL process (Syngas manufacturing, Fischer Tropsch Synthesis & Hydro-cracking)
11. Auto Sampling Techniques
12. CCS: Cannon's CCS
13. KF metery, Metrohm's Titrando, 785 DMP Titrino & different potentiometers & pH meters

Significant exposure of difference sophisticated analytical techniques like ICP, AAS, FTIR, XRF, XRD and Chromatography.

Well versed with ASTM, IP, Shell testing methodology frequently used in water & oil analysis. Also well experienced in OEMs recommended methods in AAS, ICP, FTIR, CFR, GC & LC operation.

Well versed with local EPA regulations for site compliance. Familiar with US-EPA regulations & evaluation methodology, test methods on waste/emission.