Mohammad Alauddin, E.I.T
About Mohammad Alauddin, E.I.T
Mohammad Alauddin, E.I.T, is a Fixed Equipment Engineer Lead at Chevron in Bangladesh and a Councillor at GLG specializing in Safety and Risk Engineering.
Title and Current Roles
Mohammad Alauddin, E.I.T, currently holds the position of Fixed Equipment Engineer Lead at Chevron in Bangladesh. Additionally, he serves as a Councillor - Safety and Risk Engineering consultant at GLG. His expertise in safety and risk engineering underpins his dual roles, contributing to both operational excellence and consultancy services.
Previous Work Experience
Mohammad Alauddin has an extensive background in engineering and safety roles spanning numerous positions. He worked as a Safety and Reliability Engineer and Operation Specialist at Chevron in Bangladesh from 2009 to 2018. Earlier in his career, he was an Assistant Production Engineer at Production Services Network Bangladesh Limited in Chittagong from 2008 to 2009. These roles have equipped him with a broad range of skills and experiences in safety, reliability, and operations.
Education and Certification
Mohammad Alauddin holds an M.Sc in Engineering with a focus on Safety and Risk Engineering from Memorial University of Newfoundland (2020-2021). He completed his B.Sc in Chemical Engineering at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (2002-2008). He is also a certified API-510 Pressure Vessel Inspector (Certificate No: 93523).
Skills and Specializations
Mohammad Alauddin has specialized skills in several areas critical to engineering and risk management. These include facilitating Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) and Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), conducting Risk Based Inspection and Quantitative Risk Assessment, and specializing in Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) and HAZOP studies. He also manages deviation/anomaly and corrosion management, coordinates maintenance planning, scheduling, and shutdowns, and performs Management of Change (MOC) functional reviews.
Professional Roles at Memorial University of Newfoundland
In 2020, Mohammad Alauddin worked at Memorial University of Newfoundland as Environment, Health and Safety Executive focusing on Chemical Safety Management for 2 months. This role, based in St John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, emphasized the importance of chemical safety and underscored his commitment to health and safety protocols in academic environments.