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Wajih Ur Rehman

PROFILE:
To work in a challenging and competitive environment and pursue a successful career in future.

PERSONAL DETAILS:
Date of Birth: 15th March 1981
Marital Status: Single
Address:Mulberry Cottage, Great Horkesley, The Causeway, Colchester, Essex. CO6 4AB
Phone:07815078456 email:wajih.rehman@gmail.com

EDUCATION:

Education:
2004 - 2005 Imperial College London.
MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering with Specialization in Process Systems Engineering

Subjects: Advanced Process Control; Safety and Loss Prevention; Process Heat Transfer; Advanced Process Operations; Dynamic Behaviour of Process Systems; Advanced Process Optimisation; Finance and Financial Management; Flexible Plant Operation.

Research Project:
Design and Operation of a Flexible Process Plant.

Flexibility analysis of a chemical industry to scale up or down production according to market trends to gain maximum profit advantages.

1999 - 2003 Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan.
BSc. Chemical Engineering with Chemical Technology

Result: First Class. (Securing 73% marks)

Subjects included: Mathematics (including Calculus); Instrumentation & Process Control; Chemical Reaction Engineering; Chemical Engineering Principles; Unit Operations; Heat and Mass Transfer; Thermodynamics; Chemical Plant Design; Fuel Engineering; Industrial Management; Engineering Materials; Mass Transfer Operations, Fluid and Particle Mechanics.

Project: Project Design on the production of 50,000 litres/day of Industrial Alcohol by the Fermentation process.

Designing of equipments of a Distillation Plant for the production of 50,000 litres/day of Ethanol.

Information Technology: Word, Excel, PowerPoint; AutoCAD; FORTRAN; Mat Lab, Autograph and Adobe Photoshop.

Membership: Institution of Chemical Engineers, UK.

Professional Experience:
Apr 2004- Jul 2004 Ectech Environmental Consultants, Lahore, Pakistan.
Monitoring Engineer.


• Consultant: Coordinated in the monitoring of stack emissions and effluents from chemical plants.
• EIA: Working closely with the project team, we helped the client achieve the most sustainable, environmentally sound and cost-effective solution.
• Supervised the compilation of Environment Impact Assessment reports.
• Laboratory Analyst: Analyzed the samples of wastewater from various industries for their degree of contamination.
• Assigned to carry out pilot plant tests for measuring optimum dosage of GeBetz water treatment chemicals for the wastewater industry.


Jan 2004- Apr 2004 Layyah Sugar Mills, Layyah, Pakistan.
Training Chemist.


• Employed in the process plant to ensure optimum yield and performance as part of a shift management team in this established Sugar industry.
• Liaised with the employer in areas of operational management, fault diagnosis and mitigation, as well as minimising product losses subject to plant modification.
• Liaison with the Technical Manager and production management to ensure that product quality and quantity targets are met.
• Drafted flow sheets in accordance with plant layout and process configuration for the ease of employees.


July 2001- Aug 2001 Pak Arab Fertilizer, Multan, Pakistan.
Industrial Training.


• Researched the activity at the Ammonia, Urea and Nitric Acid Units.
• Drafted flow sheets of the main processes governing the principles of chemical engineering in these plants.


References:
Prof. Nilay Shah, Department of Chemical Engineering; Imperial College London.
Email: n.shah@imperial.ac.uk Phone: 020 7594 6621

Prof. David Stuckey, Department of Chemical Engineering; Imperial College London.
Email: d.stuckey@imperial.ac.uk Phone: 020 7594 5591