Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI

Mohamed wehbi, phd, ceng, fpwi

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  • Timeline

  • About me

    Technical and Business Development Director at Geobear Global ● Ground stabilisation ● Void fill solutions ● Releveling slabs ● Water sealing ● Power Pile geo-polymer pillars

  • Education

    • University of birmingham

      2010 - 2011
      Master of science (msc) road management and engineering first class hons

      Thesis topic: optimizing vehicle emissions at signalized junctions

    • University of birmingham

      2011 - 2015
      Doctor of philosophy (ph.d.) civil engineering

      Developing a novel technique to extract track stiffness information from track geometry measurement.http://etheses.bham.ac.uk/6722/

    • American university of sharjah

      2006 - 2010
      Bachelor of science (bsc) civil engineering first class hons

      BSc In Civil EngineeringDissertation titled " Retrofitting pre-cracked reinforced concretewith CFRP"

  • Experience

    • University of birmingham / network rail

      Sept 2011 - Jun 2015

      Investigate innovative techniques to maintain railway trackbed using FE Modeling.

      • Research Associate / Railway Trackbed Designer

        Oct 2014 - Jun 2015
      • Postgraduate researcher

        Sept 2011 - Oct 2014
    • Network rail

      Jun 2015 - Apr 2021
      • Senior Design Engineer

        Nov 2015 - Apr 2021
      • Trackbed Engineer

        Jun 2015 - Nov 2015
    • Geobear global

      Apr 2021 - now
      • Technical & Business Development Director UAE

        Sept 2024 - now
      • Technical Director UK

        Apr 2021 - Sept 2024
  • Licenses & Certifications

    • Civil engineering practice certificate

      Dubai municipality
      May 2024
    • Fellow of the permanent way institution

      Permanent way institution
      Jul 2019
    • Honorary research fellow at the school of civil engineering

      University of birmingham
      Feb 2020
    • Chartered engineer (ceng)

      Engineering council
      Feb 2019
  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      ICE Carbon Champions Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Dec 2022 This was won based on a carbon footprint savings on railway level crossing maintenance using geopolymer injections
    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      Golden Award for the best Journal paper in 2017 Permanent Way Institution (PWI) Mar 2018 My Journal paper on the "Optimisation of Track Stiffness on UK railways" has won the golden award for best technical journal in 2017 in the Permanent Way Institution (PWI)
    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      Highly commended in Value for Money category Aspire Awards, Network Rail Sep 2016 Highly commended in the Value for Money category for the Introduction of Under-sleeper Pads on the UK Railway Network
    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      Highly commended in the innovation category National Railway Awards Sep 2016 Highly commended in the innovation category for the Introduction of Under-sleeper Pads on the UK Railway Network
    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      Arthur Maber Award for the best journal paper Permanent Way Institution (PWI) Feb 2016 Auther for Arthur Maber Award best journal paper for the publication title "Marlborough Road Micro-piling Site Embankment Stabilisation" printed in the Permanent Way Institution’sJournal, Volume 133, October 2015.
    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      Highly Commended for the Young Achiever Award The Permanent Way Institution Journal Feb 2016 Highly Commended for the Young Achiever Award for the PWI journal paper titled "Using Track Geometry measurement to detect wheel flats damage"
    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      Highly Commended for best use of Technology - Network Rail Partnership Award Network Rail 2015 For developing a state-of-the-art Finite Element Dynamic Model to facilitate track bed stabilization.
    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      Distinction in the Master’s degree School of Civil Engineering at The Unievsity of Birmingham 2011
    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      PhD scholarship from the UK Railway Centre of Research UK Railway Centre of Research and School of Civil Engineering 2011
    • Awarded to Mohamed Wehbi, PhD, CEng, FPWI
      Cum Laude in BSc of Civil Engineering The American University of Sharjah 2010