Afsal Rahim serves as the Technical Superintendent at the National Marine Dredging Company, where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring the operational efficiency and reliability of heavy industrial equipment within the construction sector. Currently, he is deeply involved in the Hail and Ghasha Development...
Afsal Rahim serves as the Technical Superintendent at the National Marine Dredging Company, where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring the operational efficiency and reliability of heavy industrial equipment within the construction sector. Currently, he is deeply involved in the Hail and Ghasha Development Project for ADNOC in Abu Dhabi, UAE, where his expertise is instrumental in managing and maintaining a diverse fleet of construction machinery. Afsal’s extensive experience encompasses the maintenance and technical support of equipment from leading manufacturers such as Volvo, Hitachi, Komatsu, and Liebherr, among others.
In his current role, Afsal is responsible for overseeing the maintenance management of cranes, articulated trucks, excavators, and wheel loaders, ensuring that all equipment operates at peak performance. His proactive approach includes conducting "Bad Actor Studies" to identify and mitigate recurring equipment failures, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. Afsal also excels in spare parts planning for both marine and auxiliary equipment, ensuring that critical components are readily available to minimize downtime.
His technical acumen is complemented by strong skills in incident investigation and preventive maintenance, which are crucial for maintaining safety standards and operational integrity in high-stakes environments. Afsal’s proficiency in project engineering and his adept use of tools such as MS PowerPoint for reporting and presentations further enhance his contributions to the team. With a commitment to excellence and a focus on continuous improvement, Afsal Rahim is a key asset to the National Marine Dredging Company, driving success in complex projects within the petrochemical and construction industries.
