Hanouz Akli
About Hanouz Akli
Hanouz Akli is a Project Manager at TELUS in Région de Montréal, Canada, with extensive experience in telecommunications and construction management.
Current Role at TELUS
Hanouz Akli is currently a Project Manager at TELUS in Région de Montréal, Canada. He is responsible for the deployment of equipment for the construction and installation of the network for the Eastern Canada region. His duties include managing co-location requests, overseeing construction plan approvals, structural analysis, schedule approvals, and design priorities with engineering firms. Akli specializes in GSM, HSPA, LTE construction sites, and transmission via MW or fiber.
Previous Roles in Telecommunications
Hanouz Akli has an extensive background in the telecommunications industry. He worked at Rogers Communications as a Construction Manager for three months in 2011. Prior to that, he served as Inspecteur structures de télécommunications at GENIVAR for seven months from 2010 to 2011. His earlier roles include Ingenieur control qualité and Ingénieur Site at Wataniya Télécom Algérie from 2005 to 2010, and Ingenieur control qualité at Saipem from 2004 to 2005.
Educational Background
Hanouz Akli studied at Université des Sciences et de la Technologie 'Houari Boumediène,' where he pursued a degree in constructions industrielles, achieving an ingenieur genie civil. His educational tenure spanned seven years from 1992 to 1999, solidifying his foundation in civil engineering.
Project Management Expertise
Hanouz Akli is an expert in end-to-end project management for equipment orders and deployment on cellular sites. He has managed financial aspects of programs in accordance with company finance policies and tools like CAPEX and OPEX. He has also compiled final quality assurance dossiers, wrote audit visit reports, verified quality control plan application procedures, and developed and monitored non-conformity records.
Notable Projects and Deployments
In 2012, Hanouz Akli played a significant role in telecommunications infrastructure development. He deployed over 3000 capacity activities to alleviate network congestion, constructed and launched over 255 new HSPA sites, and deployed over 70 temporary cellular sites for major events like outdoor concerts, winter games in Alberta, and jazz and summer festivals in Quebec. Additionally, he constructed and launched over 1800 LTE cellular sites in the same year.