Shoaib Javed

Experience

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  Pakistan Ordnance Factories

  Jun 2013 - Jul 2013

  Intern (Mechanical Engg)
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  Pakistan Aeronautical Complex

  Jun 2014 - Jun 2014

  Internship
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  Heavy Mechanical Complex (HMC)-3

  Nov 2017 - now

  The LEEA (Lifting Equipment Engineers Association) Liaison Officer plays a crucial role in guiding organizations through the process of obtaining full membership with LEEA. This role involves facilitating communication between the organization and LEEA, ensuring that all necessary requirements are met.To avail full membership, the LEEA liaison officer assists the organization in fulfilling various prerequisites, which typically include:Compliance: Ensuring that the organization's lifting equipment and practices meet LEEA's stringent safety and quality standards.Documentation: Assisting in the preparation and submission of all required documentation, such as equipment records, safety procedures, and compliance certificates.Training: Overseeing the training and certification of personnel involved in lifting operations to ensure they meet LEEA's competency standards.Inspections: Coordinating equipment inspections and audits to verify compliance with LEEA's guidelines.Membership Fees: Managing the payment of membership fees and associated costs.By acting as a liaison officer, individuals or organizations can navigate the complex process of obtaining full LEEA membership, demonstrating their commitment to safe and compliant lifting practices within the industry. Show less As a senior lifting equipment inspector, your primary role is to ensure the safe and efficient operation of lifting equipment, rigging gear. You'll typically have several years of experience in this field, along with specialized training and certifications.Key responsibilities include:Inspection Expertise: Conducting thorough inspections of lifting equipment to identify any signs of wear, damage, or malfunctions. This involves a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of equipment components and mechanisms.Compliance: Ensuring that all inspections and maintenance activities adhere to industry-specific regulations, standards, and safety protocols. Leadership: Supervising and leading a team of inspectors and technicians, assigning tasks, and providing guidance to ensure the team's performance and efficiency.Documentation: Maintaining detailed records of inspections, repairs, and maintenance activities. Accurate documentation is crucial for compliance and safety audits.Problem Solving: Identifying and addressing equipment issues promptly to prevent accidents and downtime. This may involve troubleshooting and coordinating repairs or replacements.Training: Providing training and mentorship to junior inspectors and staff to enhance their skills and knowledge in lifting equipment inspection and safety procedures.Communication: Collaborating with other departments, project managers, and clients to communicate inspection results, equipment status, and recommendations for improvements.Safety Culture: Promoting a culture of safety within the organization by advocating for best practices, conducting safety audits, and participating in safety meetings.Continuous Improvement: Staying informed about advancements in lifting equipment technology and inspection techniques to continuously improve inspection.Reporting: Preparing comprehensive inspection reports and presenting findings to relevant stakeholders, including management and regulatory authorities. Show less

  • LEEA Liaison Officer

    Sept 2020 - now

  • Senior Lifting Equipment Inspector

    Nov 2017 - now