EPC-side piping engineering leadership for South Pars Phase 12 and Ilam Olefin Petrochemical.
South Pars Phase 12 covered gas treatment units, sulfur recovery and solidification, export gas, propane storage, and interconnecting areas across this multi-billion-dollar program.
Detailed design was governed through structured 30%, 60%, and 90% model reviews using Navisworks and SmartPlant 3D, directing isometric checking and model review teams to ensure constructability, maintainability, operability, and design-to-cost optimization across the full piping scope.
A defining strength of this assignment was disciplined interdisciplinary governance across piping, civil, structural, process, electrical, and instrumentation — ensuring full design alignment and reconciling vendor data with detailed design ahead of issuance.
Piping routing was evaluated against flexibility, constructability, maintainability, and cost optimization, with HAZOP participation embedding process safety directly into design decisions.
Coordinating closely with vendors, internal disciplines, and the client, potential gaps were resolved at the source — reducing field rework and reinforcing asset safety and long-term reliability.
Engineering-to-procurement scope included MTO control, material estimation, and RFQ oversight for engineered and special items, with long-lead items identified early to protect schedule.
A direct design office-to-site feedback loop supported construction and maintenance engineering, test package preparation, and timely RFI resolution.
Technical design was governed by strict adherence to project specifications and applicable codes — delivering a coordinated, field-ready piping package across both projects.
