Pre Qualification 2017

BIGFIVE ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING L.L.C
DOCUMENTS
FOR
REGISTRATION
BigFive Electrical Contracting LLC

PO Box: 109869
Abudhabi, United Arab Emirates
Telephone: +971 (0) 2 6772181
Fax: +971 (0) 2 6772161
E–Mail: bigfive5@eim.ae/bigfive9@eim.ae
Index
a) Technical sides
1. Executive Summary
2. ISO certification
3. Organization chart
4. KEY PERSONAL LIST
5. Pre-qualification certificate
6. Staff list
7. After sales service
8. Internal documentation
9. License of existing commercial agency
10. Vendors list
11. Store house location map
12. Health & safety system
13. Qa/qc manual
14. INSPECTION CHECK LISTS
15. LIST OF TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
B) Commercial sides
16. Commercial license & register
17. Summary of projects
18. Project completion certificate
a) Technical sides
1. Executive Summary
Place: Abu Dhabi
Dear Sir,
Executive Summary
Bigfive Electrical Contracting an ISO 9001:2008 certified company is undertaking the projects of Electrical
and Mechanical Installations including Design, Engineering, Supply, Installation, and Testing &
Commissioning for Power Generation & Transmission, Distribution, Oil & Gas Projects. IT Infrastructure
Developments and other various industrial projects.
The infrastructural setup forms the backbone of organization that has brought it an immense expertise in
completing the projects successfully.Amongst the most reputed and immensely expertise in the field of design,
engineering, supply, installations, testing and commissioning
Bigfive Electrical Contracting is one of the leading approved registered contractors with Abu Dhabi
Distribution Co. (ADDC) and Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is licensed to undertake all
types of Electrical Projects. Committed to enhance customer satisfaction through on time completion of projects
and services at competitive price.
Our mission is to provide services to clients across the country with quality engineering matching to
international standard with highly skilled professional’s approach, team work using wisdom and practical
experience to achieve this. We will strive for continual improvement in the effectiveness of quality management
system.
Our mission and vision is charted out in terms of our work ethics. Our transcended, consistent and humble
customer relationship, commitment, integrity has earned us the trust of our every discerning costumer by
touching their life to enlighten their future Forever and ever.
To accomplish the challenging task of meeting the ever growing power needs of the industries, commerce and
metropolis, Bigfive Electricals is committed to and well equipped with updated R & D Department and other
testing services. We have realized the moral and corporate responsibilities towards environment protection. Our
global ecological concern, our strong values and fundamentals are the energizing elements that fulfill our
mission and vision.
We have a team of professionally qualified engineers and technicians with their prime motto to provide the best
services in the field of electrical and Mechanical services including supervision, air-conditioning, Chilled water
piping testing and commissioning as well as marketing.
We have offering an extensive range of Tier1, Tier2 and Tier3 Data Center infrastructure services including
design, installations, testing, commissioning training and Periodic maintenance as per TIA 942 standards
demanded by the Local authorities such as Department of Economic Development, Ministry of interiors and
most of leading Engineering Consultants & Clients.
Big Five Electrical Contracting has earned a name in today’s market, which proudly enable us to meet any
customers, queries and requirements.
For Big Five Electrical Contracting L.L.C
G. Ravindran Pillai
Managing Director
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2. ISO certification
3. Organization chart
4. Key personal list
S.No Name Designation
1 G.Ravindran Pillai Managing Director

2 Mahadevan Iyer Principal Consultant
3 Jaithran A.N Electrical Engineer
5. Pre qualification certificate
Date: 12th May 2015
From,
G. Ravindran Pillai
Managing Director
M/s. Big Five Electrical Contracting LLC
P.O. Box 109869
Abu Dhabi, UAE
050 9454110 (Mob)
Dear Sir,
I am an Electrical Engineer having more than 25 years of experience in Electrical system, out of
which more than 19 years in the position of QA/QC Engineer/Electrical Engineer in U.A.E. I have worked
in Siemens, Kennedy Donkin, Ansaldo Energia Spa and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
Experienced in telecommunication, DCS, SCADA, and Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution
system involving co-axial pilot cables, OTN system & Fiber Optical Cables, DCS, RTU & SCADA system
catering to various stations, transmission/distribution and their networking for efficient and cost
effective operation. In addition, experience in HVAC system, Cathodic protection, Fire Alarm and
Firefighting system.
I had worked with Fichtner Consulting Engineers, Halcrow International Partnership, Cansult Maunsell
AECOM (From 1998 to 2007) as a Senior Electrical engineer, for works such as Electrical and Controls
since 1998 on their various projects, Jebel Ali D Power station (DEWA), Fujairah Water & Power Project
(Union Water & Electricity Company), Taweelah Power & Desalination Plant, Dubai International Finance
Center (DIFC) and Discovery Garden District Cooling Plant etc.
I am enclosing herewith my detailed Professional achievements in my career developments.
Yours faithfully,
G. RAVINDRAN PILLAI
Curriculum Vitae RAVINDRAN PILLAI G
Personal Details:
 NAME : RAVINDRAN PILLAI.G
DATE OF BIRTH : 10th May 1961
NATIONALITY : INDIAN
SEX : MALE
MARITAL STATUS : MARRIED
LANGUAGES KNOWN : ENGLISH, HINDI, MALAYALAM
Passport Details:
 PASSPORT NO. : Z 1550690

ISSUED AT : DUBAI
DATE ISSUED : 20TH DECEMBER, 2011
VALID UPTO : 19TH DECEMBER 2021
VISA STATUS : GENERAL MANAGER
Contact Details:
 SHARJAH : P.O.BOX # 30094

SHARJAH, U.A.E.
TELE : 06-5535240 (RES.)
050-9454110
 INDIA : VETTATHU KOYIKKAL, MATTOM NORTH,

THATTARAMBALAM, MAVELIKARA – 3,
ALAPUZHA DIST. KERALA, INDIA.
Email : bigfive5@emirates.net.ae
TELE : 0091 479 2302638
Educational Qualification:
1982 – 1986 : B.E. DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING,

UNIVERSITY OF KERALA (INDIA).
KNOWLEDGE OF MS DOS, WINDOWS

& DATA PROCESSING.
Membership:
1995 : F.I.E. INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS (INDIA)

Specializations:
 Twenty Three Years’ experience of installation supervision of Electrical and control system Pre-
commissioning/commissioning and final acceptance from HV to LV and selection of Equipment such as
Switchgear, Control Panels and Cabling, Lighting, Battery Chargers and Distribution Boards, HVAC
Systems, Fire Alarm & Cathodic Protection.
 Design review of Electrical Systems from H.V. to L.V. and selection of Equipment, such as Switchgear,
Control panels, Cabling, Lighting and small power battery and battery Chargers, Distribution boards,
HVAC Systems, Fire Alarm & Cathodic Protection.
 Appeared power Plant Engineers Training conducted by TATA, India.
 Appeared ISO 9000 Training conducted by Mitsubishi Consortium, Dubai.
2008 JULY TO TILL DATE
POSITION: GENERAL MANAGER
Assigned to: M/S. SILVER SWITCH ELECT SWITCHGEAR INDUSTRIES.L.L.C , SHARJAH

M/S. BIGFIVE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING. L.L.C, ABUDHABI
2006 JULY TO 2008 MARCH
POSITION: SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
PROJECT: SHARJAH AQUARIUM,

AJMAN 14 STOREY BLDG. (FREEZONE)
AJMAN INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX FOR AJMAN PROPOSED WAREHOUSES,
SHARJAH WEDDING HALL PROJECT Etc.
Assigned to: CANSULT LIMITED AND MAUNSELL CONSULTANCY SERVICES LIMITED.

(CANSULT MAUNSELL│AECOM )
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Material approval of LV systems such as lighting and small power HVAC equipments and auxiliary accessories.
Design review of Electrical Systems from HV, LV. and Selection of Equipment, such as switchgear, Control
panels, Cabling, Lighting, Battery Chargers and Distribution Boards,
HVAC Systems, Fire alarm in order to the co-ordination of infrastructure developments as
well as mechanical and electrical equipments arrangement.
To ensure that the quality policy is fully implemented and maintained by the Contractor and sub-contractors
particularly for installation of HV, LV and small power systems.
Document review and verification of marked up drawing and issuing certification of as built confirmation.
Conduct and coordinate progress meeting with Client AND Contractors and resolving site related technical
issues and review the weekly project activities.
Attend management review meetings. Inspection of site related activities such as HV substation and LV
Distribution network and controls and protection system ,battery charger, UPS system, power transformer,
Essential Diesel Generator and Lighting System.
2004 JULY TO 2006 MAY
PROJECT: DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CENTRE AND PALM DISTRICT COOLING

SYSTEM(DISCOVERY GARDEN)
Assigned to: HALCROW INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP.
The project consists of gate Percinet building basement and car park and associated space In the
basement level B1, B2, B3 and split levels B0.5, B1.5, B2.5, B3.5 at the Dubai International
Financial Centre gate district as an Electrical Engineer for Halcrow International Partnership.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Material approval of LV systems such as lighting and small power HVAC equipments and auxiliary accessories.
Design review of Electrical Systems from HV., LV. and Selection of Equipment, such as switchgear, Control
panels, Cabling, Lighting, Battery Chargers and Distribution Boards,
HVAC Systems, Fire alarm in order to the co-ordination of infrastructure developments as
well as mechanical and electrical equipments arrangement.
To ensure that the quality policy is fully implemented and maintained by the Contractor and sub-contractors
particularly for installation of HV, LV and small power systems.
Document review and verification of marked up drawing and issuing certification of as built confirmation.
Conduct and coordinate progress meeting with Client AND Contractors and resolving site related technical
issues and review the weekly project activities.
Attend management review meetings.
Inspection of site related activities such as HV substation and LV Distribution network and controls and
protection system, Battery Charger, UPS system, power transformer, Essential Diesel Generator and Lighting
System.
2002 SEPTEMBER TO 2004 JUNE
PROJECT: FUJAIRAH WATER & POWER PROJECT (UNION WATER & ELECTRICITY
COMPANY).
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
Installation Supervision of Electrical and Control System including pre- commissioning/commissioning and
final acceptance from H.V. to L.V.
Material approval of power generation / GIS with associated electrical and HVAC
equipments and auxiliary accessories.
To ensure that the quality policy is fully implemented and maintained by the Contractor and Sub-contractors
particularly for electrical power system and distribution control system.
Conduct and coordinate progress meeting with Owner and Contractors and resolving site related technical issues
and review the weekly project activities.
Document review and verification of marked up drawing and issuing certification of As- built confirmation.
Determining and reporting the principal causes of Non-conformance and quality loss.
Attend management review meetings.
Implementing appropriate corrective action where deficiencies are detected.
Inspection of site related activities such as cable tray work, cable laying, LV, HV, SWBD and Controls and
Battery, Battery Charger, UPS system, Power Transformer, Black Start/Essential Diesel Generator Lighting System,
Over Head Crane, Cathodic Protection, Grounding and Lightning Protection.
Witness test for Pre commissioning and commissioning of Power Generation and High
Voltage substation like 145KV GIS and 400KV GIS with associated protection and communication MV, LV,
HV, SWBD & Controls, Transformer, Generator, GMCB, HV & EHV Cables, LV & HV motors, Battery,
Battery charger, UPS system etc.
Witness with final commissioning test of Generator short circuit test / overall stability in
UAT REF relay stability and sensitivity / protection relay ground testing / no load test /
synchronization check / load test etc.
1998 DECEMBER TO 2002 AUGUST
PROJECT: 1) TAWEELA ‘B’ EXTENTION,GENERATION 121 MVA X 2GT AND 170 MVA
STEAM 1 M GENERATOR(COMBINED CYCLE,STEAM TURBINE 7MSF
DESALINATION(ADWEA)
2) REPOWERING OG JEBEL ALI ‘D’ POWER AND DESALINATION
STATION DEWA PHASE 11 (DEWA)
Assigned to: FICHTNER CONSULTING ENGINEERS
Installation of Taweela ‘B’ Extension -14 BAY 145 KV ELK-04-ABB GIS HIGH VOLTAGE SUB
STATION. Installation and testing in associated with 400 KV INTER BUS TRANSFORMER and co-ordination
of protection and SCADA interface signals functional testing
Installation of Jebel Ali ‘D’ power and Desalination Re-powering Station-14 BAY
400 KV T55 ALSTOM GIS High Voltage Substation Installation in associated with power generation and
transmission System
Coordination and review of drawings for the conceptual design of the extension and renovated airport terminals
electrical systems such as runway lighting, approach lighting,
precision approach path indication, taxiway lighting, modern beacon system and illuminated wind cone. In addition
to that power system selection of Low voltage and
Medium voltage switchgear and associated auxiliaries.
Co-ordinate with contractor to monitor and control all construction activities to ensure adherence to the project
contract stipulations and programme.
Supervising of punch list clearing/checking as per Contract Specification and technical requirements
To ensure that the policy is fully implemented and maintained by the Contractor and subcontractors for the
installation of electrical power and special systems, security, air
field lighting, building management system (HVAC), fire alarm, cathodic protection, etc.
Review of inspection test plan, commissioning and energization procedure and turn over packs.
Coordinated the work of the electrical & special system design reviews/construction, pre-
commissioning, commissioning activities. Supervised the work of numerous subcontractors and provide timely
engineering support to Senior Electrical Engineer and Project Manager.
Inspection of site related activities such as cable tray work, cable laying, LV, HV, SWBD and controls and
battery, battery charger, UPS system, power transformer, Black start/essential diesel generator Lighting system, over
head crane, Cathodic protection, grounding and lightning protection.
Document review and verification of marked up drawing and issuing certification of As- built confirmation.
Conduct and coordinate progress meeting with Owner and Contractors and resolving site related technical issues
and review the weekly project activities.
1997 MAY TO 1998 OCTOBER – MITSUBISHI ELECTRICAL COORPORATION
POSITION : QA / QC ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
PROJECT : DEWA ‘H’ STATION PROJECT- 6 X 100MW- ALAWEER, DUBAI.

Overall responsibility for establishing and enforcing the system as per specification and
I.E.C., I.E.E.E. Wiring regulations & B.S. Standards.
Attend Management Review meetings.
Preparing and submitting the request for inspection for off site witness and inspections.
Coordinating the visits of client and consultant engineers to witness tests at the approval examination and
certification stages of the project.
Monitoring, inspecting communicating, and verifying the status of work related electrical activities in
construction, materials and sub-contract control.
Reviewing and monitoring document preparation and other procedure.
Supervision and controller of construction electrical, plumbing and HVAC equipments.
Inspection and final material approval of electrical including C & I, and HVAC
equipments.
Supervising for clearing drawing defects and punch lists thoroughly checking as per specification and associated
drawings.
Preparing Inspection and Test plan check list and installation methods statements, pre- commissioning and
turnover packs as per relevant standard and specification.
Final verification of commissioning and energization procedure.
Witness test involved with consultant / client such as for material receiving inspection, pre-installation
inspection, pre-commissioning / commissioning (control panel, LV switch boards, HV switch boards, Generator,
IPB GMCB, etc)
Supervision of instrument installation, testing of impulse pipe work and field cables
(power & control and site Acceptance test of calibration and loop checking.
1ST A PR IL ’96 T O 30 TH MAR C H ’97 – ANSALDO ENERGIA SPA, ITALY
POSITION: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
PROJECT: JEBEL ALI ‘G’ 5TH GAS TURBINE WASTE HEAT RECOVERY BOILER &
ADDITION BACK PRESSURE STEAM TURBINE, “G” AND “E” STATION.
Worked as a Electrical Engineer in Jebel Ali “G” Station (DEWA) 5th Gas Turbine V 94.2
Siemens rated 152.5 MVA, Ansaldo Waste heat recovery boiler capacity of 320 T/H and Jebel Ali
‘G’ & ‘E’ Station Back pressure Steam Turbines of Ansaldo 2 x 93.3 MVA & 1 x 72 MVA.
Project supervision and material controlling of construction electrical, equipments &

accessories.
Inspection and final material approval of electrical equipments and all auxiliary accessories.
Supervising for clearing drawing defects and punch lists thoroughly checking as per specification and associated
drawing.
Preparing inspection and Test Plan, check list and installation methods stations, pre- commissioning cheek list
and commissioning turnover packs as per specification / standard.
Works involved day to day activities liaison with client and consulting engineers, arranging inspections,
test, pre-commissioning and commissioning of LV and HV switch
boards, transformers, battery and battery charger, generator, GMCB, lighting and
distribution board & HVAC system etc.
APRIL 1995 TO APRIL 1996 – KENNDY & DONKIN
POSITION: ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR
PROJECT: JEBEL ALI ‘E’ STATION PHASE III CONVERSION TO COMBINED.CYCLE

STEAM TURBINE RATED 140 MVA.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILTITES:
Co-ordinate with sub contractors and clients for store material receiving inspection, pre- installation inspection,
final inspection of electrical and C & I equipments.
Inspection of cables and cable trays, cathodic protection, electronic and instruments
panels and electronic cubicles, LV, MV & HV switch boards, rotating equipments, HVAC
systems, control panels and lighting system, overhead cranes.
Witness test of equipment, pre-commissioning, and functional checking for field and control rooms as per
DEWA specification and IEC standards of ABB Pro controls
systems in Jebel Ali ‘E’ power station PHASE III.
1991 AUG. TO 1994 DEC. M/S. SIE ME NS JE BEL AL I ‘G’ C ON SORT IUM (DE WA ).
POSITION: PROJECT ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL)
PROJECT: JEBEL ALI ‘G’ GAS TURBINE & MSF DESALINATION STATION (DEWA)
Worked as project Engineer in Jebel Ali “G” V 94.2 Siemens rated 152.5MVA Four Gas
Turbines and MSF Desalination capacity of 70 millions Gallons per day.
Works involved day to day Activities liaison with client and consulting engineers, arranging inspections,
testing, pre-commissioning and commissioning.
Supervising for clearing drawing defects and punch list thoroughly checking drawings as
per specification and associated drawing.
Charge of erection and pre-commissioning work with EW bank int’l (Consultant and DEWA (Client) in Jebel
Ali ‘G’ MSF Desalination Station in day to day inspection, testing and final clearance.
Supervision of Installation cable trays, cables and pre-commissioning of LV, MV HV
switch board, IPB and Generator, GMCB, Battery and Battery charger, UPS and DB, control panels and mimic
panel,, PLC and DCS system, Tele-Communication system and HVAC equipments.
Pre-commissioning and functional test involved with MSF desalination unit for heat input system, heat recovery
system, heat rejection system, sea water pumps, BRP pumps, make up water pumps, blow down pumps, condensate
pumps, (Ejector-condensate) product water pumps, anti foam and anti scale dosing system on load cleaning system,
electro chlorination, CO2 gas system, lime stone handling and transfer system, wash water and wash water recovery
system, lime stone back washing system, caustic dissolving system, analyzing instruments. Etc.
Witness test and final clearance for pre-commissioning of above equipments.
Commissioning and operation activities are coordinated with DEWA and EW bank
int’l con sultant for cable pre-loop checking, functional test, 1st turning gear operation, 1st 3000 Rpm test,
synchronization, load rejection test, over speed test,
start up and shut down of gas turbine, reliability test, performance test, mix operation test, fuel change over
test, compressor and turbine off load washing and
inspection.
1986 TO 1987 – TATA GENERATING POWER PLANT
POSITION: POWER PLANT TRAINEE ENGINEER
DETAILS: Worked as a Plant Trainee Engineer in TATA’s generating power plant of Gas
Turbines. Generating capacity of 3 units 62.5MW & Unit 150 MW
Professional Profile – Electrical Engineer (B. Tech)
JAITHRAN. A.N
Mob No. 0097150 327 3067/00971561067935
Email-ID: anjaithran@gmail.com
Linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaithran-narayanan-4688812a/
Profile
 Abu Dhabi Distribution Company (ADDC) approved as Assistant Resident Engineer

with 16 years of Construction Experience in several projects which includes
Infrastructure, Industrial & Commercial Projects.
 Experience in MEP Construction works including MV/LV power distribution systems/
net works (Primary stations (132/33V, 132/11kV,33/11kV), 33kV &11 kV Switching
stations, substation, package units, Ring Main Units , HV cables, LV cables, LV
Panels, MCC and SMDB etc) for infrastructural & industrial projects and also in sanitary
waste & vent, hot and cold water, storm water and coordination of HVAC systems
Education Profile
Graduate (B-Tech) Engineer with experience in Industrial and commercial Electrical

Engineering field. Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, (Government Engineering College),
Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala, India.
Course duration: (4 Years)
Additional Qualification /Approval
ADDC (Abu Dhabi Distribution Company) approval

Certified Integrated Communication System Internal Auditor.
The Scope & Expectation of the code of Practice BS8519 (Fire Protection)
Valid UAE driving license with Car.
Computer Awareness
Microsoft Word, Excel, C Language, Basic and COBOL.
Personal Profile
Nationality : Indian
Date of Birth : 31-05-1975
Passport Number : K 7904953
Marital Status : Married
Languages known : English, Hindi, Malayalam & Tamil
Visa status : Employment, Transferable.
Curriculum Vitae of JAITHRAN, anjaithran@gmail.com

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Employment History
1)
Employer Position Period
Tebodin Middle East Assistant Resident Engineer (MEP) Dec -2015 Till date
Construction of AL DAHRA RICE MILL, KIZAD, Abu Dhabi, consists of
Projects storage area for 40 silos, each having a capacity of 750 metric tons, warehouses,
installation of process machinery, utility buildings and offices.
2)
AAW Consulting Engineers Assistant Resident Engineer (MEP) Mar-2011 to Nov-015
D-11092, Load Transfer to the New Primaries (132/33V, 132/11kV, 33/11kV)
and Reinforcement in Mussaffah Area in Eastern Region of Abu Dhabi.
D-10983.1, Load Transfer to the New Primaries (132/33V, 132/11kV, 33/11kV)
Projects
and Reinforcement in Baniyas, Al-Adla & Shamkha Areas in Eastern Region of
Abu Dhabi
3)
Zener Electrical & Project Engineer Jan-2010 to Feb-2011
Electronics services
Projects Construction of new 588 Villas in AL Salamat, Al Ain with 8 no’s of
Substations, 12 km of 11 kV XLPE Cu Cable laying & terminations.
4)
Code Contracting LLC Project Engineer Dec-2006 to Dec-2009
Construction, Completion & Maintenance of Two Commercial Buildings at
Plots No’s. C132 & C133, Sector E-11, Abu-Dhabi. (G+Mezz+19 Floors).
Construction of new 33/11 kV Substation for ADNOC with 14 no’s 33 kV
Projects panels, 44 no’s of 11 kV panels, 4 no’s of 20 MVA Power Transformers.
Construction of new Lab & Safety Building for TAKREER (Abu Dhabi Oil
Refining Co.)
5)
Kerala State Electricity Assistant Engineer Jun-2003 to Nov-2006
Board, Kerala, India
6)
Intrans Electro Components Project Assistant Jul-2001 to May-2003
Pvt Ltd, Kerala, India

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Responsibilities
1) Construction Supervision
 Day to Day supervision of contractors, management of inspectors and surveyors. and

ensuring that works are constructed in accordance with the design and contract
documentation and approved method of statements, Monitoring H&S.
 Supervision of contractor’s activities & reporting to client.
 Attending various coordination meetings to resolve and proceed with various day to day
activities such as installation testing commissioning of all MEP Building Services and
preparing Minutes of meeting.
 Supervising installation, Testing & commissioning Lighting systems, Small power, DB’s
SMDB’s MDB’s MCC panels, UPS, Power Transformers, HT Panels HV Cables A/C
Chiller, Chilled water system, A/C ducts, diffusers, Dampers, AHU’s FAHU’s, FCU’s
and control panels, VRF systems, Package units, Spilt units, Exhaust fans Fire alarm,
Firefighting, Fire suppression systems, Emergency lighting system, Smoke ventilators,
wet riser and fire Hydrant Portable water supply, sanitary drainage and Storm water
systems CCTV, Telephone and data cabling, Access control, PA system. SMATV
system.
 Advise on progress of Mechanical & Electrical construction activities during
construction.
 Shutdown co-ordination with Client (ADDC) & Contractor
 Liaison with the Client and Contractor representatives.
 Responsible for delivery of projects to time, budget and quality constraints. Management
of Site Engineers and Inspectors.
 Review of daily, weekly and monthly progress reports.
2) Construction Activities
 Attending various coordination meetings to resolve and proceed with various day to day
activities such as installation testing commissioning of 11 kV panels, Distribution
transformers, LV panels, HV Cable laying & terminations, containment erection, Low
current systems and fire and safety.
 Installation of Cables, Lighting systems, Switch Sockets, all types of A/C ,Plumbing,
Drainage, Sanitary ware, DB, Low current systems (CCTV, SMATV, Structured
Cabling, Access Control), Gate Barrier, Weigh machine, Fire alarm, Firefighting, Fire
suppression systems, Emergency lighting system, Smoke ventilators, wet riser,
Underground & above ground fire fighting pipes etc accordance with the design and
contract documentation and approved method of statements, Ensuring client &
Consultants satisfaction.
 Co-ordination with various suppliers to ensure timely delivery of materials, raise material
inspections, resolves any technical issues maintaining the good relations with all parties.
 Co-ordination for Testing, Commissioning & Hand over.
 Preparation method of statements, risk assessment and follow up of Minutes of meeting,
punch lists, NCR, OSDR etc.
 Inspection activities like continuity test for cables, motors, transformers, lighting circuits,
Ducter test for bus bars, Earth resistance test for earth pits and deep well pits.
 Follow up for approval of construction modifications, drawings and checking material
quantities.
 Inspection activities like continuity test for cables, motors, transformers, lighting circuits,
Ducter test for bus bars, Earth resistance test for earth pits and deep well pits.

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3) Estimation
 Review the tender documents received to make sure the documents is complete.
 Preparing and sending clarifications, follow-up and contact Client/Consultant, if required.
 Calculate the quantities for each item from the tender documents and enter across the
corresponding items in the Bill of Quantities.
 Reviewing and incorporating all addendum, clarifications and correspondence received
from the Client/Consultant in connection with the tender.
 Sending enquiries/requests for major items to potential suppliers/sub-contractors. Making
price comparison sheet, if required.
 Coordination with Civil & Mechanical Quantities Surveyors for proper completion of the
tender.
 Assisting the Contracts manager for pricing the tender.
 Making technical submittals considering all the requirements of the tender. Follow-up for
submission of complete bidding documents before the bid closing time.
4) Operation & maintenance
 Operation & routine maintenance of 66/11KV, 220/33KV & 110/11KV Power

Transformer, 220KV, 110KV, 66KV and 11 KV Circuit Breaker, CT’s, PT’s, Lightning
Arrestor, Isolators, HT Cable and Cable termination, Relays and protection schemes,
Control wiring of 11 KV outgoing feeders, 11KV /440 V Distribution Transformers,
Over-Head lines and its Protection, and Battery Charger.
5) Sales & Installation

 Erection of HV panels, Power Transformers, control panels, MCC panels, and cable
containments control Cabling & power cabling, D.C systems, control cabinets, earthing
networks etc. Installation testing commissioning of LV Distribution boards.
 Testing and commissioning of battery set up, initial charging, Discharging & Recharging
as per client regulations, Co-ordination with consultant for various day to day activities.
Reference
1) Mr. Philips, Project Manager, Tebodin Middle East.(Mob No +971 50 615 8680)
2) Mr. Joy Joseph, Resident Engineer, AAW Consulting Engineers (Mob: +971 50 5485974)
3) Mr. Nidhin, Project Manager, Zener Electrical & Electronics (Mob: +971509721374)
4) Mr.Janzeer, Estimation Manager, Code Contracting LLC (Mob: +971 55 419 7927)

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Mahadevan Krishna Iyer
Mobile: +91-9818191641; Email: mahadevan1205@gmail.com
Brief Profile
Senior Engineering and Management professional with over 30 years of experience including
senior and top management position of Corporates, Consulting, Banking & Insurance, IT & IT
Enabled Solution Companies in India, and UAE and. This includes heading business, building
business, management of various support services like General Administration, General
Management, Human Capital, Facilities development & management, EHS, Infrastructure
development, Building construction, Procurement, Strategic planning and Risk management,
Managing outsourced services etc. Demonstrated skills in relationship management and
communication coupled with exceptional team development and supervision abilities. Also
expert in setting up new businesses and the standards and processes having undertaken the
ISO27001 practices etc.
Core Competencies..
A. Infrastructure Development, Construction and Project Management

Hands on experience in Infrastructure & project planning and management- having carried out
the build out and rearrangements of almost 5000 seats capacity in multi –location centers for
IT(Data Center), corporate offices and BPO environment for past 10 years. Land
acquisition/Leasing of built properties - Involve in identifying sites and buildings to set up new
premises; Co-ordinate and interact with architects, Engineering Services Consultant, contractors
and Suppliers
B. General Management, Facilities Management (Work Place), Administration, Transport
& Logistics
Administrative setting up & up gradation of facilities –managing and lead the entire facilities
management operations, which includes hard and soft services and office administration.
C. Budget &Cost Control, Procurement, Vendor & Contract Management
Budgeting and cost control measures, Monitoring Budget vis-a-vis variance assisting the
department in project management, cost optimization and implementing business expansion
plans, Procurement functions, Contracts management etc.
D. Human resources Management
Defining roles of Human resources, formation and review of people KRA, performance
management policies of the organization; Development of strategies for identifying cost effective
Personnel Sourcing, , and optimum quality functioning of Admin & Facilities dept and office
service department
E. Business Management, General Management & Relationship building
Head and control all aspect of the business and departments including, operations, handling
people, technology, processes , inter-department SLAs and MI.
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Accomplishment, Accountabilities and Distinctive Highlights
 Integral member in the strategic planning process and leadership team of the
organization, responsible to the Board and guiding the various departments as integral
part, allocating the resources to achieve the performance goals. (For all start-up
companies like RJI Group, Dubai, HSBC Group in India, Keane IT&BPO in India and v
Customer BPO in India)
 Defining standards and protocols for verticals like, budget, procurement & contracts, HR
recruitments and management, operations of the Departments, Information Technology,
helpdesk, various certifications, etc.
 Communicating plans policies and technology trends throughout the organization,
including management groups and professional staff.
 Preparation of regular tracking of Annual operating plan for CAPEX / OPEX budgets for
consistency and cost optimization, with programmatic plans and established financial
guidelines.
 Managing effective cost control with respect to the budget and reporting of the same for
monitoring and fine tuning. Also conducting regular external bench-marking of the cost
of services and commodities required for the services, and send prompt recommendations
to the Board.
 Providing recommendations on evaluation, selection, implementation and management of
clients, thus ensuring appropriate investment in strategic and operational systems.
 Negotiating and managing all contracts (including setting SLR, managing SLA & KPIs),
soliciting involvement and participation of other management team members as
appropriate.
 Approving, coordinating, and controlling all projects related to selection, acquisition,
development, and installation of major project information systems for the client.
 Develop and enforce best practices, policy and procedures to ensure the protection of
assets and the integrity, security and privacy of information of the client.
 Responsible for the training, mentoring, motivation and retention of related staff.
 Manages and maintains an effective work-management system (managing KRA) to
manage all client requests across all of the departments, and drives greater
productivity of the resources.
 Devising and maintaining an enterprise-wide preventive and predictive maintenance plan
including business recovery plan, ensuring timely and effective restoration of services in
the event of failure of systems or a disaster.
 Knowledge of new technology /platforms and continuous reviews about costs of services,
software, hardware and equipment to minimize expenditures.-on-going cost optimization.
 Stays abreast of new technology and process developments as they relate to the client’s
operations.
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Organizational Details-Previous Experience
Mar’2011- with RJ International Group, Dubai – Director-FM & Employee

outsourcing. Also with Atlas Professionals, The Netherlands as their
Middle East Business Manager.
(RJI Group is an IFM & Employee Outsourcing company in Dubai and has been associated with
the company from start-up in respect of Business development, operation, client services etc.
The company has now good clients close to 8m sq.ft in 40+floors, residential, commercial,
Industrial etc.)
Aug’2007- Feb’2011 with HSBC Group (Insurance) –Pan India Head-

HR, Facilities & Administration
(HSBC has a JV with the public sector Banks in India (Canara Bank & Oriental Bank) to
promote Insurance business in India and I was associated as a co-founder of the JV)
Sept’2006- Jun-‘2007 with Ernst & Young National Head-Human

Capital & Administration (National Level)
March’2004- Aug’2006 with Keane BTS & Keane India Director-HR,

Facilities & Administration on National level
Other Organizations from worked till 2004
Education
1979 BSc. Engineering (Electrical) from the University of Kerala, India

1981 Part time MTech program on QIP from IIT, Madras.
1999 Course in MCSE, Networking.
2002 MBA-Madurai Kamaraj University, India
Affiliation
FIV-Fellow of Institution of Valuers India

MIE-Member of Institution of Engineers India
BIFM-Member of British Institute of Facilities Management
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6. Staff list
STAFF LIST
1. Project Manager - 01 No.

2. Senior Electrical Engineer - 05 Nos.
3. Senior Mechanical Engineer - 04 Nos.
4. Electricians - 14 Nos.
5. Plumbers - 12 Nos.
6. Welders - 03 Nos.
7. AC Technicians - 09 Nos.
8. Pipe Fitters - 03 Nos.
9. Ductman - 05 Nos.
10. Painters - 03 Nos.
11. Helpers - 11 Nos.
The List Of Employees ‫ﻛﺸﻒ ﺍﻟﻌﺎﻣﻠﻴﻦ ﺑﺎﻟﻤﻨﺸﺄﺓ‬
2-C Category ‫ﺍﻟﺘﺼﻨﻴﻒ‬

739144 Company Code ‫ﺭﻗﻢ ﺍﻟﻤﻨﺸﺄﺓ‬
‫ﺑﻴﺞ ﻓﺎﻳﻒ ﻟﻠﻤﻘﺎﻭﻻﺕ ﺍﻟﻜﻬﺮﺑﺎﺋﻴﺔ ﺫ ﻡ ﻡ‬ ‫ﺇﺳﻢ ﺍﻟﻤﻨﺸﺄﺓ‬

BIG FIVE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING LLC Company Name
RENEW ELECTRONIC WORK PERMIT ‫ﺗﺠﺪﻳﺪ ﺗﺼﺮﻳﺢ ﻋﻤﻞ ﺍﻟﻜﺘﺮﻭﻧﻲ‬
Passport No Person Details JOB Nationality Labour Card Details
‫ﺭﻗﻢ ﺍﻟﺠﻮﺍﺯ‬ ‫ﺑﻴﺎﻧﺎﺕ ﺍﻟﻌﺎﻣﻞ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻤﻬﻨﺔ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﺠﻨﺴﻴﺔ‬ ‫ﺗﻔﺎﺻﻴﻞ ﺑﻄﺎﻗﺔ ﺍﻟﻌﻤﻞ‬
VENUGOPAL CHAMAKKALAYIL THANKAPPAN PILLAI THANKAPPAN PILLAIWIRING ELECTRICIAN ASSISTANT INDIA 70350998
K5718243 ‫ﻓﻴﻨﻮﺟﻮﺑﺎﻝ ﺷﺎﻣﺎﻛﺎﻻﻳﻴﻞ ﺗﺎﻧﻜﺎﺑﺎﻥ ﺑﻴﻼﻱ ﺗﺎﻧﻜﺎﺑﺎﻥ ﺑﻴﻼﻱ‬ ‫ﻣﺴﺎﻋﺪ ﻛﻬﺮﺑﺎﺋﻲ ﺗﻤﺪﻳﺪﺍﺕ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 08/12/2018
ANILKUMAR KUMARAN KUMARAN WIRING ELECTRICIAN ASSISTANT INDIA 70540227

H5622168 ‫ﺍﻧﻴﻞ ﻛﻮﻣﺎﺭ ﻛﻮﻣﺎﺭﺍﻥ ﻛﻮﻣﺎﺭﺍﻥ‬ ‫ﻣﺴﺎﻋﺪ ﻛﻬﺮﺑﺎﺋﻲ ﺗﻤﺪﻳﺪﺍﺕ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 31/12/2018
SASI KUMAR GOPALA PILLAI NARAYANA PILLA GOPALA PILLAI ADMINISTRATION MANAGER INDIA 67382919
E3339635 ‫ﺳﺎﺳﻲ ﻛﻮﻣﺎﺭ ﺟﻮﺑﺎﻻ ﺑﻴﻼﻱ ﻧﺎﺭﺍﻳﺎﻧﺎ ﺑﻴﻼ ﺟﻮﺑﺎﻻ ﺑﻴﻼﻱ‬ ‫ﻣﺪﻳﺮ ﺇﺩﺍﺭﻱ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 16/07/2018
RADHAKRISHNAN MADHAVAN MADHAVAN PIPE FITTER INDIA 70204231

E3589844 ‫ﺭﺍﺩﻫﺎ ﻛﺮﻳﺸﻨﺎﻥ ﻣﺎﺩﻫﺎﻓﺎﻥ ﻣﺎﺩﻫﺎﻓﺎﻥ‬ ‫ﺑﺮﺍﺩ ﺃﻧﺎﺑﻴﺐ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 27/07/2018
MOHANAKUMAR KRISHNANKUTTY PARAYIRIKKUNNATHIL KRISHNANKUTTY

WIRING ELECTRICIAN ASSISTANT INDIA 70351071
H6092770 ‫ﻣﻮﻫﺎﻧﺎ ﻛﻮﻣﺎﺭ ﻛﺮﻳﺸﻨﺎﻧﻜﻮﺗﻲ ﺑﺎﺭﺍﻳﻴﺮﻳﻜﻮﻧﺎﺗﻴﻞ ﻛﺮﻳﺸﻨﺎﻧﻜﻮﺗﻲ‬ ‫ﻣﺴﺎﻋﺪ ﻛﻬﺮﺑﺎﺋﻲ ﺗﻤﺪﻳﺪﺍﺕ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 07/09/2018
SAIKUMAR KRISHNA PILLAI NARAYANA KRISHNAPILLAI FOLLOW UP CLERK INDIA 70402877

G1060256 ‫ﺳﺎﻳﻜﻮﻣﺎﺭ ﻛﺮﻳﺸﻨﺎ ﺑﻴﻼﻱ ﻧﺎﺭﺍﻳﺎﻧﺎ ﻛﺮﻳﺸﻨﺎ ﺑﻴﻼﻱ‬ ‫ﻛﺎﺗﺐ ﻣﺘﺎﺑﻊ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 10/11/2018
MANAS CHANDRA SAHOO MAHESWAR SAHOO PIPE FITTER INDIA 70550380

G2250514 ‫ﻣﺎﻧﺎﺱ ﺷﺎﻧﺪﺭﺍ ﺳﺎﻫﻮ ﻣﺎﻫﻴﺴﻮﺍﺭ ﺳﺎﻫﻮ‬ ‫ﺑﺮﺍﺩ ﺃﻧﺎﺑﻴﺐ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 17/09/2018
SURESH CHOOLPURATH SEKHARAN ELECTRIC ARC WELDER ASSISTANT INDIA 66706878

E9683442 ‫ﺳﺮﻳﺶ ﺷﻮﻟﺒﻮﺭﺍﺙ ﺳﻴﻜﻬﺎﺭﺍﻥ‬ ‫ﻣﺴﺎﻋﺪ ﻟﺤﻴﻢ ﻛﻬﺮﺑﺎﺀ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 15/04/2018
VISHNU BALAKRISHNAN BALAKRISHNAN PIPE FITTER INDIA 61192315

K5987587 ‫ﻓﻴﺸﻨﻮ ﺑﺎﻻﻛﺮﻳﺸﻨﺎﻥ ﺑﺎﻻﻛﺮﻳﺸﻨﺎﻥ‬ ‫ﺑﺮﺍﺩ ﺃﻧﺎﺑﻴﺐ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 30/04/2017
ANOOP SURENDRAN PILLAI SURENDRAN PILLA VAKKAYIL RAMAN WIRING ELECTRICIAN GENERAL INDIA 61192320
F6696507 ‫ﺍﻧﻮﺏ ﺳﻮﺭﻳﻨﺪﺭﺍﻥ ﺑﻴﻼﻱ ﺳﻮﺭﻳﻨﺪﺭﺍﻥ ﺑﻴﻼ ﻓﺎﻛﺎﻳﻴﻞ ﺭﺍﻣﺎﻥ‬ ‫ﻛﻬﺮﺑﺎﺋﻲ ﺗﻤﺪﻳﺪﺍﺕ ﻛﻬﺮﺑﺎﺋﻴﻪ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 19/04/2017
GOKUL GOPINATHA VARIER CHAKRAPANI GOPINATHA VARIER WIRING ELECTRICIAN ASSISTANT INDIA 66741648
J8096389 ‫ﺟﻮﻛﻮﻝ ﺟﻮﺑﻴﻨﺎﺗﺎ ﻓﺎﺭﻳﻴﺮ ﺷﺎﻛﺮﺍﺑﺎﻧﻲ ﺟﻮﺑﻴﻨﺎﺗﺎ ﻓﺎﺭﻳﻴﺮ‬ ‫ﻣﺴﺎﻋﺪ ﻛﻬﺮﺑﺎﺋﻲ ﺗﻤﺪﻳﺪﺍﺕ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 19/04/2018
BINU SIVAN SIVAN ELECTRIC ARC WELDER ASSISTANT INDIA 66836858

F5472180 ‫ﺑﻴﻨﻮ ﺳﻴﻔﺎﻥ ﺳﻴﻔﺎﻥ‬ ‫ﻣﺴﺎﻋﺪ ﻟﺤﻴﻢ ﻛﻬﺮﺑﺎﺀ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 22/02/2018
MATHAI THUNDIL SAMUEL THUNDIL CHACKO SAMUEL ELECTRIC ARC WELDER INDIA 66741650
J5799057 ‫ﻣﺎﺛﺎﻱ ﺗﻮﻧﺪﻳﻞ ﺳﺎﻣﻮﻳﻞ ﺗﻮﻧﺪﻳﻞ ﺷﺎﻛﻮ ﺳﺎﻣﻮﻳﻞ‬ ‫ﻟﺤﻴﻢ ﻛﻬﺮﺑﺎﺀ‬ ‫ﺍﻟﻬﻨﺪ‬ 22/03/2018
13 ‫ﻋﺪﺩ ﺍﻟﻌﻤﺎﻝ ﺍﻹﺟﻤﺎﻟﻲ‬
Total Number of Employees
‫***** ﺑﻄﺎﻗﺎﺕ ﺟﺎﺭﻱ ﺇﻟﻐﺎﺅﻫﺎ‬
‫**** ﻟﺪﻳﺔ ﺑﻼﻍ ﻫﺮﻭﺏ‬
‫*** ﺑﻄﺎﻗﺔ ﻋﻤﻞ ﻟﺪﻳﻪ ﻧﻮﺍﻗﺺ ﻭﻻ ﺗﻌﺘﺒﺮ ﺳﺎﺭﻳﺔ ﻭﻓﻲ ﺣﺎﻟﺔ ﻭﺟﻮﺩ ﻏﺮﺍﻣﺔ ﺳﻴﺘﻢ ﺍﺣﺘﺴﺎﺏ ﺍﻟﻤﺒﻠﻎ ﻣﻦ ﺗﺎﺭﻳﺦ ﺗﺴﺪﻳﺪ ﺍﻟﻐﺮﺍﻣﺔ‬
‫** ﺗﺼﺎﺭﻳﺢ ﻋﻤﻞ ﻣﺆﻗﺖ ﻣﺴﺘﻠﻤﺔ‬
‫* ﺗﺼﺎﺭﻳﺢ ﻋﻤﻞ ﻣﺆﻗﺖ ﻣﻘﺪﻣﺔ‬
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Company Employee List
Printed on: 12/02/2017 18:51:15
Company Code 545457 Company Category 2-C

Company Name SILVER SWITCH ELECT. SWITCH GEAR IND. LLC. Total Employees 5
Passport
No Person Code Person Name Job Card Details
Details
67256827
MUHAMMAD HAFEEZ AH 6513641
1 20001017044651 SALES Renew Labour Card
MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM PAKISTAN
17/05/2018
66465028
E 4355900
2 10005057107538 RAJU BALAN BALAN ARCHIVES CLERK Renew Labour Card
INDIA
04/03/2018
60070951
E 7213137
3 10030058565556 SAJEEV SASIDHARAN NAIR SALES Renew Labour Card
INDIA
27/02/2017
65069940
SHINTO KOODAPPATTU GENERAL ELECTRICAL G8947352
4 10003048573616 New Labour Card
VARGHESE VARGHESE ENGINEER INDIA
05/03/2018
63956489
SOMANATHAN PILLAI GOPALA SALES E 4710814
5 10010036327677 Renew Labour Card
PILLAI REPRESENTATIVE INDIA
18/10/2017
6/18/2017 Company Employee List Ministry Of Human Resources & Emiratisation
Company Employee List
Printed on: 18/06/2017 10:07:31
Company Code 857974 Company Category 2C

Company Name MASTER TECH TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS L.L.C Total Employees 43
Passport
Details
70381091
ANNADURAI DURAISAMY K1673448
1 10015128990788 TILE LAYER New Labour Card
DURAISAMY INDIA
08/05/2019
70596937
N0536379
2 10001069150032 ANUBU PAUL RAJ PAUL RAJ TILE LAYER New Labour Card
INDIA
19/05/2019
64084978
ASAITHAMBI KAYAMBU ELECTRICAL TEC J0365160
KAYAMBU INSTALLATION INDIA
20/12/2017
66722106
CHRISTURAJ SATHYANESAN K7840623
4 10025058394315 GYPSUM WORKER New Labour Card
SATHYANESAN INDIA
01/07/2018
63694691
FAYAZ ALI HAKIM ALI ORDINARY FB1814231
ZARDARI LABOURER PAKISTAN
25/11/2017
65055428
BP6975241
6 20002028817738 GHULAM HAIDER SOOMRO CLEANING WORKER New Labour Card
PAKISTAN
22/02/2018
63942744
GOBINATH CHIDAMBARAM K9942216
7 10028078321759 ARCHIVES CLERK New Labour Card
CHIDAMBARAM INDIA
12/12/2017
GOPA KUMAR GOPINATHANA 70597094
H9866851
8 10031057111298 SON GOPINATHANASAN SITE SUPERVISOR New Labour Card
INDIA
KRISHNAN 15/05/2019
70597091
GOPINADHAN PILLAI MADHU A/C MECHANIC J6418372
GOPINADHAN PILLAI ASSISTANT INDIA
15/05/2019
67585817
CONSTRUCTION 09293497
10 31630118528956 GYAN BAHADUR B K New Labour Card
CARPENTER NIPAL
25/09/2018
70597101
HARIKRISHNAN KAKKASSERI L6561804
11 10016119514260 FOLLOW UP CLERK New Labour Card
RAJAGOPALAN KAKKASSERI INDIA
17/05/2019
JEENA MERIN ZACHARIAH 70818009
ACCOUNTING M7056353
12 10024088014932 PUTHEN VEEDU CHACKO New Labour Card
MANAGER INDIA
ZACHARIAH 03/06/2019
JINIL KADHALIPARAMBIL IYPE 64084954
A/C FRIG OPERTION H1503240
13 10030057681503 IYPE KADHALIPARAMBIL New Labour Card
& MAINT TECH INDIA
POULOSE 26/12/2017
https://eservices.mohre.gov.ae/enetwasal/rptcomemplist.aspx?comno=857974 1/3

Passport
Details
64277124
JITHIN MATHEW UTHUP H5380241
14 10014118828508 PIPE FITTER New Labour Card
MATHEW INDIA
04/01/2018
70817632
JOHNSON MARIYADAS L1754114
15 10019017467894 PAINTER BUILDINGS New Labour Card
MANUEL MARIYADAS INDIA
03/06/2019
68662925
WIRING ELECTRICIAN 09381490
16 31612068292400 KAMAL KUMAR PARIYAR New Labour Card
ASSISTANT NIPAL
17/12/2018
63694673
L4953831
17 10012037629009 KASI RAVI KASI ORDINARY LABOURER New Labour Card
INDIA
24/11/2017
70301762
KHALIQUE AHMED SHAFI TE1164391
18 20005019549870 ORDINARY LABOURER New Labour Card
MUHAMMAD LARIK PAKISTAN
26/04/2019
66722108
K0887158
19 10025058115324 LIYAKAT ALI SHAUKAT ALI PAINTER BUILDINGS New Labour Card
INDIA
02/07/2018
70381276
MARIYAPAN VAITHILINGAM L7718958
VAITHILINGAM INDIA
07/05/2019
68061217
MOHANAN KUMARAN BUILDING CLEANER N7329814
21 10023056968308 New Labour Card
KUMARAN (OUTSIDE) INDIA
02/11/2018
68089290
CM6174192
22 20001019243342 MUHAMMAD HAYAT CHAGON ORDINARY LABOURER New Labour Card
PAKISTAN
04/11/2018
70596936
MUHAMMAD NAWAZ ABDUL WIRING ELECTRICIAN DK9618371
23 20020038425524 New Labour Card
BAZ ASSISTANT PAKISTAN
13/05/2019
64278047
BS1794273
24 20022126814578 NAEEM FAZAL ALI FAZAL ALI LABOUR SUPERVISOR New Labour Card
PAKISTAN
16/01/2018
68061199
ADMINISTRATIVE FN8960571
25 20010029022801 NAJEEB ALI LARIK RAJIB ALI New Labour Card
OFFICER PAKISTAN
18/10/2018
70301765
CS0164951
26 20001018949813 NAZAR MUHAMMAD KHANGAR ORDINARY LABOURER New Labour Card
PAKISTAN
24/04/2019
63694657
NOLANA KYLEN LOBO ATKIN MARKETING G0442427
27 10005018921724 New Labour Card
AUGUSTIN LOBO MANAGER INDIA
26/11/2017
PARAMASIVAM 64520246
K7468390
28 10009106960961 GANGATHARAN SITE SUPERVISOR New Labour Card
INDIA
PARAMASIVAM 30/12/2017
66017001
RAMAN GANAPATHI MAYANDI LIGHT VEHICLE K8751890
29 10005127041039 New Labour Card
RAMAN DRIVER INDIA
28/04/2018
66443291
BUILDING CLEANER H4588638
30 10013078011410 RAMAN VELUSAMY VELUSAMY New Labour Card
(OUTSIDE) INDIA
13/06/2018

Passport
Details
66721844
RAMESH KUMAR JAJORIA M3591573
VISHWA LAL JAJORIA INDIA
02/07/2018
68061209
ROBINSON NESAMONY G5506140
NESAMONY INDIA
31/10/2018
A/C & FRIG 64277826
M2236087
33 10030058373471 ROY THOMAS YHOMAS INSTALLATION New Labour Card
INDIA
TECHN 14/01/2018
70765859
SAJEESH SASIDHARAN GEETHA PIPE INSTALLATION K7101157
34 10003058777896 Work Permit
SASIDHARAN WORKER INDIA
05/08/2017
69263893
SANTHOSH ANAKALLIL VASU LIGHT VEHICLE G6497647
35 10015047225657 New Labour Card
VASU ANAKALLIL VELAYUDHAN DRIVER INDIA
10/02/2019
SANTHOSH KUMAR 65008499
L7221573
36 10024057486765 GOPINADHAN ASAN PIPE FITTER New Labour Card
INDIA
NARAYANAN 09/02/2018
WHITE WASH 67405560
SHANAVAS MOHAMMEDKUTTY P1905320
37 10020108426566 PAINTER New Labour Card
MOHAMMEDKUTTY INDIA
ASSISTANT 03/09/2018
68594567
SHINOD SADASIVAN N9134246
KRISHNAN SADASIVAN INDIA
12/11/2018
SUDHEESH VALAYANGADAN 66320658
A/C MECHANIC K9217542
39 10004049011396 MADHUSOODANAN KOCHU New Labour Card
ASSISTANT INDIA
KUNJU 02/06/2018
69141596
SURESH ATHIMULAM LIGHT VEHICLE J5972830
40 10012048354413 New Labour Card
ATHIMULAM DRIVER INDIA
06/02/2019
69160566
SURESH SIVANANDAM LIGHT VEHICLE M7394791
41 10025077689807 New Labour Card
SIVANANDAM DRIVER INDIA
30/01/2019
70301770
THOMAS KALLUMKOONAYIL N8683018
VARUGHESE VARUGHESE INDIA
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THOMAS RAJAN ELECTRICAL TEC F8048701
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GOPURATHINGAL INSTALLATION INDIA
04/01/2018
7. After sales service
AFTER SALE SERVICES
1. Big Five Electrical Contracting LLC shall provide warranty with parts on
site support for all items (as per contract agreement) after final sign
for the project.
2. Big Five Electrical Contracting LLC will possess the necessary skill,
competence, materials and qualified staff to perform the works
required by the client.
3. Big Five Electrical Contracting LLC shall provide staff with required
documentation, information and advice on the proper use of the
products. Clients have no liability or responsibility for any failure of the
equipment due to accident, negligence, misuse or causes attributed to
attempt to maintain the products.
4. The service agreement is covered by full time coverage (24 hours / 7

days a week / 365 days a year) with time response 4 hours from
receiving the call & the SLA (Service Level Agreement) will be agreed
mutually between two parties on the period of Project Completion.
5. On-site visits of system Engineers at regular intervals (at least one visit
for each quarter) to follow up the proper use of products installed.
8. Internal documentation
MATERIAL SUBMITTAL
Mar. No. …/BF/MS/000 Discipline :
Material description:
SAMPLE BROACHER
Product Name :
Manufacturer :
Dealer :
Country Of Origin :
Prepared By Name Designation Signature Date
Location :
Response Approved Approved with Comments
Comments
DOCUMENT NUMBER ISSUE PAGE NUMBER DATE
SSE/191/MS/00 Rev - 0 1
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Date:
Ref: SSE/PE/000
To,
Company Name
P.O.Box
Tel: , Fax:
For the attention of Sales Division
Dear Sirs,
Sub: Supply of……………………………………………………
Price Enquiry
Please forward the best price for the supply of following quantities including the required delivery
time:
Sl. # Description Unit Qty Unit Price Total
Total
Discount
Grand Total
If you require any further clarification please do not hesitate to contact us.
Thanks & Regards,
For Big Five Electrical Contracting LLC
P age |2
9. License of existing
commercial agency
10.Vendors list
VENDORS LIST
1. PANELS - ABB
2. CHILLERS - CARRIER-FRANCE
3. AHU - CARRIER-FRANCE
4. GENERATORS - PERKINS-UK
5. LIGHT FITTINGS - LUXONIC-UK
6. CABLES - OMAN CABLES
7. TRANSFORMERS - SIEMENS-GERMANY
8. PUMPS - KSB - GERMANY
9. FM 200 SYSTEM - FIREX-UK/UAE
10. MS PIPES & VALVES - ECONOSTO
11. RAISED FLOOR - CBI EUROPE-ITALY
12. GYPSUM BOARD - GYPSEMNA-UAE
11. Store house location map
LOCATION MAP FOR SILVER SWITCH ELECTRIC SWITCH GEAR INDUSTRIES LLC
From
GECO
NATIONAL
PAINT
NATIONAL PAINT
BRIDGE
From DXB
Emirates Road Ajman
Emirates Road R/A Ajman
KALBA ROAD
Concrete Mix
Second
Left
AL YASMEEN Press SIGNAL SIGNAL
SILVER SWITCH ELECT.SWITCH GEAR IND LLC

P.B #. 30094, Sharjah, UAE.
Tel. 06-5348131 / Fax : 06-5348132
SILVER SWITCH OFFICE UNIVERSITY

SIGNAL SIGNAL
First
JAMIX right CLOSED ENOC
Second
PETROL PUMP
Right
Sharjah English School

12. Health & safety system
Introduction:
The purpose of this manual is to identify and define Health, Safety & Environment procedures
those are to be adopted within BIG FIVE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING (L.L.C)
Each section describes the mandatory procedure in place concerning that Subject.
Controlled copies of this manual will be revised periodically to keep them up to date. The
revisions shall be made by replacement of the applicable sections. Controlled Copies of this
Manual shall be available at Head Office and site office. A distribution list shall be maintained
by the Quality & HR Manager, for the same.
This document is the property of BIG FIVE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING (L.L.C) and shall not be altered
or reproduced without appropriate authorizations.
Statement of Company Safety Policy:
It is the Company’s policy to ensure that none of its procedures, practices or methods of work
will expose human beings to distress and financial loss. With this policy in mind, all members of
management and supervision, of whatever grade are reminded that safety must have equal
importance with the cost and construction. They have a moral and legal responsibility for the
Health, Safety and Environment of all employees under their control as laid down in Big Five
Electrical Contracting L.L.C Health, Safety and Environment Manual, relevant to U.A.E Federal
Law No. 8 year of 1980. All employees of other grades have a moral responsibility to ensure
work is carried out in a safe manner.
All accidents shall be reported and, a prompt and thorough investigation shall be conducted for
identifying causes and initiating actions to prevent recurrence.
Mr. Ravindran Pillai

Managing Director
Notification of Accidents:
Accidents include injuries received as a result of physical violence done to a person at work, which results
in that person being away from work for over 3 days. All accidents will be recorded in the accident
register as well as Company’s ‘Notification of Accidents’ form, including all details by the relevant
Engineer/Supervisor. The Company Safety Officer is responsible to investigate all accidents/injuries. In
case of a fatal accident or injury requiring hospitalization and treatment, the person will be sent to
Government Hospitals.
First Aid:
A First Aid Box shall be maintained at all sites. Injuries which cannot be treated by the first aider will be
immediately referred to the nearest medical facility. First aid box will be replenished on regular basis to
ensure that the required items are maintained. This is not a treatise upon First Aid. The information is
rudimentary only to assist those untrained to deal with any emergency. The first aid box content list is
attached.
Personal Protective Equipment:
The company will supply all employees with the relevant protective equipment suitable for the tasks they
are required to carry out.
Operators will be briefed on the correct use of protective equipment and made responsible for using the
equipment correctly as required.
Misuse or failure to wear protective equipment when required will be made a disciplinary matter.
Head Protection:
All employees will be required to wear hard hats when working in areas where there is a risk from
overhead work or flying objects. Hard hat areas will be designated on site according to the nature of work
being carried out.
Ear Protection:
Ear protection will be required in areas with noise levels above 87 decibel. It is envisaged the areas where
ear protection will be required are:
Drilling & blasting operations
Working with Compressed Air Tools
Working with Circular Saws & Abrasive Wheels
Operating Earthmoving Plant
Eye Protection:
Eye protection will be issued to all employees engaged in work where there is a risk from flying
objects, splashes of irritants or vapors. Goggles, Glasses and Face Mask will be maintained in a
clean condition and worn in the correct manner. Operational instructions will be briefed on the
correct use of eye protection, when issued.
Dust/Vapour Masks:
Dust mask will be issued to operators engaged in operations where excessive amounts of dust are
generated such as concrete cutting and grinding, drilling or earthworks operations.
Vapor mask will be issued to operatives engaged in applying solvent based chemicals or working
with substances which may emit harmful vapors or gases. Vapor masks will only be used in open
areas work with chemicals in enclosed spaces will require breathing apparatus.
Protective Footwear:
All employees will be issued with steel toe capped footwear and will be required to wear them
whenever on site.
Hand / Body Protection:

All employees will be issued with coveralls and when working with hazardous materials they will
be issued with protective gloves.
Fall Protection:
Belts, harnesses will be issued where workers operate in hazardous and potentially dangerous
position. This can prevent injury in the event of slipping and falling from heights. Where persons
are engaged in a workplace at a height more than 3 meters and the work platform is not provided
with standard railing and toe board, the use of safety harness is essential to prevent falls. Person
working in scaffold including erection and dismantling operations, the use of safety belt / harness
is essential.
Office Safety & Fire Prevention
Office Safety:
All offices and site buildings will be well maintained with adequate power, water and sewerage
connections.
All electrical connections will be carried out by a qualified electrician. Electrical supply and
appliances shall be well maintained and inspected by a qualified electrician on a regular basis.
Fire Prevention:
All offices and buildings shall be kept free of flammable materials and debris. All rubbish/garbage
shall be placed in bins or skips kept away from the buildings.
Flammable liquids & gases shall not be stored in offices or other site building except those
specifically constructed for that purpose.
Fire exists shall be kept clear at all times and fire escape routes indicated in each office. Regular
checks shall be made of the fire prevention measures by the site safety officer.
Smoking or naked flames shall not be permitted near to flammable material or explosives. Signs
indicating these areas shall be displayed.
Fire Protection:
All office and site buildings shall be equipped with portable fire extinguishers which shall be clearly
marked, to the type and limit of use.
Any hot work activities carried out on site shall be assessed for fire risk and measures such as
portable extinguishers, sand or water shall be made available in advance.
Firefighting training shall be given to a section of the work force to ensure that sufficient trained
personnel are available in the event of a fire.
Regular checks shall be made on all firefighting equipment and the adequacy of the firefighting
personnel.
Scaffold Platforms:
Scaffolding shall be erected under the supervision of a competent supervisor experienced in the
use of scaffolding systems. No alterations or additions shall be made unless directed by such a
person.
Only scaffolding materials in good working condition shall be used, any damaged or excessively
worn components shall be replaced and discarded.
All platforms shall be fixed on solid ground with suitable base plates.
Whenever possible Strands will be vertical, ledgers shall be horizontal and platforms shall be tied
into rock faces.
Platforms shall be constructed clear of excavations, live overhead power cables, the edge of haul
roads or in close proximity to heavy earthmoving plant. In areas, where the traffic passes close to
a scaffold platform the area shall be highlighted by the use of hazard tape and warning signs.
Where possible scaffolding shall be kept clear of areas which have a potential flood risk. Sufficient
hand rails and toe boards shall be provided to platforms to reduce the risk of personnel or
materials falling from the platform.
All Scaffolds shall be provided with an access ladder that extends at least 1 meter above the
platform.
Safety harness / belt should be worn if the height of the scaffolds exceeds more than 2 meters.
The use of scaffold tagging is mandatory. A competent person shall tag all scaffolds. Green tags
shall be used to identify scaffolds that are complete and have been inspected and are ready to
use. Red tags shall be used to identify defective scaffolds. No one shall be allowed to work on a
Red-tagged scaffold.
Ladders
All ladders shall be inspected prior to use for any defects. Ladders with defects shall be discarded
or removed from site until suitably repaired.
Where required ladders shall be securely fixed at the top, by means of a rope.
Ladders shall not be used vertically unless tied securely to a structure over the length of the
ladder.
Ladder shall be placed at a rake of approx. 4 Vertical & 1 Horizontal.
Ladders shall extend a minimum of 1meter above the highest platform to be reached.
Working at heights or on rock faces where it is impractical to construct a working platform safety
harnesses shall be worn by personnel. Harnesses shall be fixed to secure anchor via suitable safety
lines or ropes.
Metal ladders should not be used where they may come in contact with live electrical energy
source.
Welding & Cutting
Cylinders:
Oxygen and acetylene cylinders should be stored separately and full cylinders should be stored
separately from empty ones. Cylinders stored within a building should be kept in well ventilated
conditions.
It is preferable to store cylinders outside, so that any leakage of gas would naturally disperse. They
should be protected from extreme temperatures like ice & snow and hot Sun.
To avoid any increase in pressure within the cylinder which could result in overheating and
weakening of the cylinder wall, do not protect with a cover which comes into direct contact.
Cylinders should be kept away from all sources of heat, combustible material and blowpipe
flames.
Acetylene cylinders should always be used and stored upright so that no displacement of the
contents can occur.
Oxygen cylinders may be stored horizontally, but they should not be stacked more than four high
and they should be well chocked with wooden wedges to ensure they do not roll.
Cylinders should be used on a cylinder trolley. If this is not possible they should be secured so that
they cannot be pulled over.
The threads and connections of blowpipes, regulators, and cylinders should not be allowed to
come into contact with any grease or oil because this ignites in the presence of oxygen, and a
violent explosion may result.
If a cylinder becomes overheated:-
Shut valve and detach the regulator or other fitting.
Take cylinder out of doors at once.
Immerse in, or apply water to cool the cylinder.
Open valve fully and keep cool with water until cylinder is empty.
Immediately contact the suppliers for further advice.
If a cylinder becomes damaged or overheated, it should be kept aside and arrangements to be
made for its return to the supplier.
The dangers to avoid are:-
1. Undue strain by blows or by mechanical damage.

This can cause the contents of acetylene cylinders to become unstable.
2. Undue pressure increase in the cylinder causing the wall to be weakened.

3. Accidental contact of the gasses with material which may react violently and cause an
explosion.
4. Accidental gas escape which may become concentrated in a confined space thereby forming a
fire or explosion hazard.
5. Faulty or damaged apparatus attached to the cylinder which may result in a fire or explosion.
Before fitting a regulator to a cylinder, clear any dirt or water from the cylinder valve by
opening the valve slowly and releasing a short burst of gas.
Stand clear of the valve whilst doing so.
Regulators:
Do not use damaged regulators.
Regulators with broken gauges are useless. It is essential that the operator is able to set the
correct pressure for the cutting or welding operation.
Use correct size spanners for fixing regulators onto cylinders.
Check threads for leaks by using soapy water only.
No P.T.F.E tape or other jointing compound should be wrapped around threads.
Leaking threads are an indication that equipment is faulty and should be replaced.
Release the adjusting screw on the regulator when turning off the gas. This will release tension on
the control spring.
If the gauge pointers do not return to zero when the pressure is released, the gauge is faulty and
should be replaced.
Always keep a cylinder key in the acetylene valve whilst in use so that the gas can be quickly shut
off in case of an emergency.
Before moving cylinders, remove regulators to avoid damage.
Protective Clothing and Equipment:
Goggles should be worn throughout welding and cutting operations.
A note should accompany the goggles stating whether they are suitable for gas welding or cutting.
The lenses of goggles should have filters, and should be the correct shade for the application
involved.
Clear lenses should always be fitted in front of shaded filters to prevent spark slag damaging the
filters.
Worn or damaged welding goggles should be discarded.
Close fitting overalls, free from oil and grease should be worn at all times, and should be made
from material which has been treated to render it flame retardant.
A safety helmet should be worn in confined areas or where there is a danger from falling
materials.
Leather protective gloves and aprons should be worn when gas cutting. The feet should be
protected from falling sparks, slag or offcuts by the use of safety boots. The use of gaiters is
recommended.
Do not wear wellington boots whilst welding or cutting unless gaiters are worn.
Surroundings:
Inspect the work area before any welding or cutting operations are carried out.
Remove flammable materials wherever possible.
Flammable materials which cannot be moved should be protected by covering with fire resistant
blankets.
Remember, sparks from cutting operations can travel as far as 30ft., (9.140m).
The fire extinguisher suitable for the job:
a) 2-gallon water extinguishers for - Wood, paper, textiles, plastics.
b) CO2 Gas or Dry Powder for - Petrol, oil, paint, fat, electrical, oxygen,
Acetylene gas, butane or propane.
c) Special purpose Dry Powder for - Metals such as sodium, magnesium, titanium.
Temporary Electrical Supplies
Distribution of electricity on a construction site is different from a permanent installation.In

construction field electrical hazards differ from all other hazards. Most of the electrical accidents
result in shock or burns. Electrical installations of all voltages should be treated with same
seriousness at all times.
All electrical installation on site should be designed and installed by competent persons. It should
be periodically inspected and tested.
All electrical distribution should be as per DEWA regulations.
Safety Working Procedures on Hand, Air and Electrical Tools
All employees are required to report damaged and defective tools to their Supervisor.
Damaged tools shall be taken out and tagged ‘Do not operate’
Tools such as Hand and Pedestal grinders shall have guards in place during their
Operation.
Electrical power tools should be connected via approved plugs and sockets, bare
wires are not acceptable.
Electrically powered tools shall be properly grounded or double insulated.
Supply lines shall be protected from damage, inspected regularly and maintained in good
condition.
Safety Procedures for Cable Pulling

Significant Hazards:-
Manual handling
Fall of persons from heights
Contact with live electrical conductors and equipment
Slips, trips and falls
Planning:-
A pre-start survey will be carried out to check on route, manpower and equipment
requirements and foreseeable hazards. The work will be planned to ensure that a safe
means of access is provided.
Physical:-
P. P. E. will be provided as required. Gloves, foot and head protection will be
minimum requirements. Good communication must be maintained. A brakeman will
be placed.
Training:-
Operatives will be trained in manual handling techniques and instructed in the use and
precautions required for the safe use of necessary tools and equipment.
Safety Working Procedures for Work in Confined Spaces
Any location, space or area with a limited means of exit which can accumulate toxic or flammable
contaminants, or may have an oxygen deficient atmosphere. Confined or enclosed spaces include
exhaust ducts, sewers, underground utility vaults, tunnels, pipelines, manholes and open top
spaces that are more than 4 feet in depth, such as pits, tubs, vessels, vaults and pump.
Confined space could generate flammable vapor or produce an oxygen deficient atmosphere.
A qualified person prior to entry shall test the atmospheric conditions within the
confined spaces. Atmospheric conditions within confined spaces must meet the following criteria
prior to and during the performance of work.
* Oxygen content by volume : 19.5% minimum and 21% maximum

* Flammable gas : 0% maximum or non-detectable
* Toxic gas : 0% maximum or non-detectable
Low Voltage lighting shall be used when inside confined spaces (if lack of
Illumination)
All persons entering a confined space shall wear Safety harness.
Personnel entering a confined space and standby personnel shall be instructed
as to the nature of hazard.
Roof, Floor & Manhole Opening Protection
Roof edge, Floor and Manhole openings must be guarded properly. This includes the installation of
temporary hand rails, mid rails, toe boards, planking cones etc.
Temporary Manhole works shall be guarded with cones and warning tapes. Where there is
likelihood of persons or equipment falling into an excavation, suitable barriers shall be erected.
House Keeping
All work areas and walk ways shall be kept free of materials which may cause
tripping or injury of personnel.
Proper material stacking shall be maintained in Workshop and Stores areas.
Food waste etc. will be disposed in a proper manner.
Proper housekeeping will be maintained in all work place.
Training
Orientation training:-
Safety Officer should implement an orientation programme for all employees.
Employees shall attend the orientation programme upon employment and prior
to the performance of any work. Records shall be maintained for various
trainings given.
Tool Box Talks:-

On a weekly basis tool box meeting shall be conducted with all the employees.
Relevant subject will be selected during the meeting. The Supervisors / Safety
Officer will conduct tool-box meeting with their employees.
Attendance is mandatory and the signed sheets will be recorded and submitted
to the Main Contractors.
13. QA/QC MANUAL
Quality Management System
All activities of the overall management function that determine the quality policy,
objectives and responsibilities, and implement them by means such as quality planning, quality
control, quality assurance and quality improvement within the quality system.
Organizational structure, procedures, processes and resources needed to implement quality

management.
International Organization of Standardization
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QUALITY
Totality of characteristics of an entity that bear on its ability to satisfy stated and implied needs
 Quality Policy
Overall intentions and direction of an organization with regard to quality, as formally expressed
by top management.
 Quality Planning
Activities that establish the objectives and requirements for quality and for the application of
quality system elements.
 Quality Training
Everyone in the organization needs to be taught a common language of quality management,
based on the “absolutes”.
 Quality Improvement
Actions taken throughout the organization to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of
activities and processes in order to provide added benefits to both the organization and its
customers.
 Quality Absolutes
 Quality is defined as conformance to requirements.
 Quality arises from prevention.
 Quality is a Zero defects performance standard.
 Quality is measured by the price of the nonconformance.
 Quality Management Principles

 Customer Focused Organization.
 Leadership.
 Involvement of People.
 Process Approach.
 System Approach.
 Continual Improvement.
 Factual Approach to Decision Making.
 Mutually Beneficial Supplier Relationship.
1) Customer Focused Organization
Determine Customer needs & expectations
Customer Requirements
Customer Satisfaction
2) Leadership
Leadership is an interactive conversation that pulls people toward becoming comfortable with
the language of personal responsibility and commitment.
Note: Leaders establish unity of purpose and direction of the organization. They must create and
maintain the internal environment in which people can become fully involved in achieving the
organization’s benefit.
3) Involvement of People
 People are the essence of the Organization.

 Their abilities are the benefits of the organization.
4) Process Approach
A desired result is more effectively achieved when resources and activities are managed as a
process.
5) System Approach
Identifying, Understanding and Managing a system of Interrelated processes for a given

objective contributes to effectiveness and efficiency.
6) Continual Improvement
Continual improvement is a permanent objective of the organization.
7) Factual Approach to decision making
Effective decisions are based on the logical and intuitive analysis of data and information.
8) Mutual Beneficial Supplier relationship
An organization and its suppliers are interdependent, & a mutually beneficial relationship
enhances the ability of both to create value.
General Requirements
 Identify the processes essential for QMS

 Determine the sequence and interaction of the processes
 Determine criteria & method to ensure effective operation & control of the processes
 Ensure availability of resources and information needed to support the operation & monitoring
of the processes
 Measure, Monitor and analyze processes
 Implement actions necessary to achieve planned results & continual improvement
Documentation Requirements
 Quality Policy
 Quality Objectives
 Documented Procedures required by the standards
 Documents required by the organization to ensure effective planning, operation, and control
processes
 Records required by the standards
Notes :
Note 1: Term Documented Procedures means that it must be established, documented, implemented
and maintained
Note 2: Extend of documentation may differ due to
 Size & type or organization
 Complexity & Interaction of processes
 Competence of Personnel
Note 3: Documentation may be in any type of media
Management Responsibility
 Management Commitment
 Customer Focus
 Quality Policy
 Quality Planning
 Quality Objectives
 QMS Planning
 Responsibility, Authority, and Communication
 Responsibility & Authority
 Management Representative
 Internal Communication
 Management Review
 General
 Review Input
 Review Output
Resource Management
 Provision of Resources
 Human Resources
 General
 Competence, Awareness and Training
 Infrastructure
 Work Environment
Product Realization
 Planning of product realization

 Customer related processes
 Design & Development
 Purchasing
 Production & Service Provision
 Control of Measuring & Monitoring Devices
Measurement, Analysis & Improvement
 General
 Monitoring / Measurement
 Customer Satisfaction
 Audit
 Monitoring & Measurement of Processes
 Monitoring & Measurement of Product
 Control of Non-Conforming Product
 Analysis of Data
 Improvement
 Continual Improvement
 Corrective Action
 Preventive Action
Quality Management System
 Quality Assurance (POLICY) Manual
 Quality Procedures
 Work Instructions
 Forms, Records
ISO 9001:2008 Process Model
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14. INSPECTION CHECK LISTS
INSPECTION CHECK LIST INDEX
Sl.No. Description QAP No.
1. Inspection check list for cable tray/trunking BF/20../QAP/E-01/ICL

BF/20../QAP/E-02/ICL
2. Inspection check list for Earthing
Inspection check list for Lightning Protection BF/20../QAP/E-03/ICL
3.
System
4. Inspection check list for Switch Boards
5. Inspection check list for Fire Alarm/Voice
Evacuation System
BF/20../QAP/E-6/ICL
6. Inspection check list for Cable Glanding
BF/20../QAP/E-7/ICL
7. Inspection check list for Small power sockets and
Switches
BF/20../QAP/E-8/ICL
8. Inspection check list for all Generators.
BF/20../QAP/E-9/ICL
9. Inspection check list for Light Fittings
10. Inspection check list for Power Cables
11. Inspection check list for UPS Board and Battery
Charger System.
12. Inspection check list for MDB
BF/20../QAP/M-01/ICL
13. Inspection check list for Chillers
BF/20../QAP/M-02/ICL
14. Inspection check list for Water pumps
INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR CABLE TRAY / TRUNKING
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.

SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
Sl.No. Description Yes No Remark
1. Check that cable tray/trunking routes are as indicated on approved
shop drawing.
2 Confirm the sizes of cable tray or trunking are as per approved
shop drawings.
3 Tray fixing bolts are properly tightened.
4 Ensure that cable tray/trunking is not damaged.
5 Check all cut edges of try/trunking are smoothened and painted
(Zinc or Galvanized items)
6 All the joints of trays/trunking shall be with manufacturers
couplers and proper bolt and nuts.
7 All trunking/tray shall be identified with labels as approved by
Consultant.
8 Check continuity of earth tags.
9 Check coupler plates, elbows, drop-outs tees, bends support,
spacing and segregation arrangement
10 Check earthing of cable ladder, trays and trunking with main
grounding system and bonding jumbers are installed in
accordance with the relevant drawings
11 Check touch-up painting done for all surface coating damaged
during erenction.
12 Tray/Trunking cleaned.
SITE ENGINEER / SUPERVISOR NAME SIGN.
QA / QC ENGINEER (BF) NAME SIGN.
CONSULTANTS/CLIENT NAME SIGN.

BF/20../QAP/E-01/ICL Rev - 0
INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR EARTHING
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
Sr.No. Description Yes No Remark
Check the earthing pit location against the approved coordinated

1.
construction drawings.
Check that the material to be used as per the approved material

2
submittal.
3 Check ground well connections.
4 Check that area is clean and safe
5 Check ground continuity.
6 Check crimped connections

INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEM
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
1. Check the riser location is as per approved drawing.
2 Confirm the size of down conductor as per approved

drawing/specification.
3 Check all material is approved.
4 No visible damages to the material to be installed and all

accessories are supplied by manufacturer.
5 Earth resistance to be measured with digital earth tester and

reading should be less than 10 ohms.
6 Inspection of Clamp.

INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR SWITCH BOARDS
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
1. Check the location against approved drawing and spacing
between wall and panels is as per approved drawings.
2 Check the material used are as per approval and free from any
physical damages.
3 All free standing Boards/Panels are installed on ‘C’ channel and
wall mounted are anchored with correct size/method of
fastening.
4 Orientation is correct and door movements are free

5 The ground connections to the panel have been connected.
6 Ensure the tightness of terminals before closing of shrouds.
7 Panel identification is correct
8 The connection for incoming/outgoing cables are secure.
9 The door opens and closes correctly
10 The switch board anti condensation heater is installed.
11 The torque joints bolted from main bus are correct.
12 Mechanical/Electrical operation of circuit breaker/isolator and
other devices are completed.
13 The name plate ratings are correct with intended source of power
in Voltage, Frequencies and amperage requirements.

INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR FIRE ALARM / VOICE EVACUALTION SYSTEM
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :

1. Check the locations of alarm/voice evacuation, panels/devices
are as per approved coordinated shop drawings.
2 Check the material is as approved as per submittals and is free
from damages.
3 Check the wiring is done as per approved drawings and wires are
identified with wire marker in each devices.
4 All the devices are identified by loop no./device no.
5 Insulation resistance of all wiring are checked/recorded prior to
termination.
6 Check the circular boxes/back boxes are fixed as per approved
drawing.
7 Interface for monitoring and control devices related to other
mechanical equipments are installed as per approved shop
drawings..
8 All the detectors/speakers to be covered with cap during the
installation to avoid dust.

INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR CABLE GLANDING
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
1. Check that all materials are approved as per material approval.
2 Check that the Gland size is as per the recommended sized by the
manufacturer for the size of the cable.
3 Check CW/BW glands as appropriate for the location.
4 Check that copper lugs are used for the crimping.

INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR SMALL POWER SOCKETS AND SWITCHES
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
1. Check whether all materials is as per the approved submittal.
2 Check all the Switches and sockets are functioning properly.
3 Check the indicators for DP switches and Spur outlets.
4 Check that all circuits are identified properly.

INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR GENERATOR
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :

1 Check physically the cabling, and wiring,
2 Battery Check
3 Coolant filter change.
4 Check Drive belt tension.
5 Check all control wiring are placed properly and tightness of
connection.
6 Check connection of the earth bar to earthing grid.
7 Check Exhaust Condensate drain
8. Verify all incoming/outgoing controls wiring/power cabling are
correctly forwarded to the corresponding terminal.
9. Check oil level in engine pump
10. Bleed air in fuel system
11. Clean air intake filter element
12. Check turbo changer intake and exhaust blades for cleanliness
and free rotation.
13. Check coolant concentration
14.. Crankcase breather cleaning
15. Aircleaner element change
16. Radiator hose check
17 Fuel Filter change


INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR LIGHT FITTINGS
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
BASIC INFORMATION & CHECKS
Room Supply Source Circuit No. Fixture Lamp/Bulb Qty

Open Voltage Type Type Installed
System Operational Checks :-
Control of system checked at specified switch/device location ……………………………………..................

………………………………………..

INSPECTION AND TEST REPORT FOR POWER / CONTROL CABLE
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
Cable No. : ………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Type of Cable : …………………………………………………………………………………………………
Size : …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Length : …………………………………………………………………………………………………………
From – To : …………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Visual Inspection : -
1 No Damage to Sheath / Termination
2 Cable Size as per Drawing
3 Termination in Good Condition
4 Correct Identification / Tag no.
Continuity Test
R to N B to N
Y to N G to N
Megger Readings
R to Y R + Y + B to N
Y to B R + Y + B + N to G
B to R
Type of Testing Equipment :


BF/2012/QAP/E-10/ICL Rev - 0
INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR UPS BOARD AND BATTERY CHARGER
SYSTEM
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
1. Installation is as per lay out drawing.
2 Orientation is correct.
3 Alignment and level are correct.
4 Foundation, base frame are as per drawing.
5 Anchoring/bolting completed.
6 Body is free from damages.
7 Surface mounted components are intact.
8. Door movements are free.
9. Door locks easy.
10. Component identification labels are correct.
11. Panel identification labels are correct.
12. Installation of accessory devices, meter etc.
13. Terminal block connections are secure and tight.
14.. Grounding is complete
15. No damages

INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR MDB
PROJECT :
DRAWING No. Rev.
SYSTEM : LOCATION :
DESCRIPTION :
1. Inspection of all resets and preset of all ACBs
Check Phase-Phase voltage & Phase - Neutral voltage of MDB IT-
2 A & IT-B
3 Inspection of all piolet lamps.
4 Inspection and rectify any door lock, door hinges, extenal
mechanical Ground
5 Inspect all signs and labels
6 Verify the Bus coupler ACB(QM-7) is in padlocked state.
7 Check the PLC compartment for any alarm/fault indication.
8. Correct for any error of above function
9. Inspect ACB and Replace FAULTY(if any) with spare ACB and
clean with all kind of inspection for all loosening items
10. Test externally for ACB function by energezing them
11. Check the removal of ACB for any faulty appearance
12. Check connection in all aspects like terminal,busbar tightness etc
13. Check wiring insulation
14. Check all contactor for ACB and auxillary contact, timer, time
delay relay etc.
15. Check and inspect all kind of operation.
16. Check all freedom of movement.
17. Check all ACB and MCBs breakers and cleaning them.
18. Check all fuses including verifying size and type.
19. Check current before shut down them for all phase and verify
with other external meter and caliberate as needed.
20. Re-balance load if needed.
21. Check all enclosure, door lock, door hinges inspection and repair
them if defect and dirty.
22. Check all unplug knockout.
23. Check all mechanical ground and ground test with propoer toll
and testers.
24. Check all enclosures.
25. Testing for all MCCB and ACBs.

MECHANICAL SYSTEM PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Project: Location:
Subject: MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST Date:
The Maintenance Operations must be applied at the interval (Months) which occurs first
Document No.BF/20../QAP/M-02/ICL
A. Every Week
B Every 30 Days
Chilled Water Pump 1 Chilled Water Pump 2
Sl No Time Temperature Sound Temperature Sound

Current
Drive Drive Drive Drive
(Amps)
Motor End Shaft Motor End Shaft Motor End Shaft Motor End Shaft
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Site Engineer/Supervisor NAME: SIGN:
QA/QC Engineer NAME: SIGN:
Consultant/Client NAME: SIGN:
MECHANICAL SYSTEM PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Project: Location:
Subject: MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST Date:
The Maintenance Operations must be applied at the interval (Months) which occurs first
Document No. BF/20../QAP/M-01/ICL

A. Every Week
B Every 30 Days
Evaporator Condenser Compressor
Water
Refrigerant Water Fan Motor FLA Operators
CH Level
Servicing
FLA
Intial
Chiller
Chiller
Press Temp Press (PSI) Temp (deg)
M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6
2
(PSI) (deg) In Out Gpm In Out
Chiller 1
Chiller 2
Site Engineer/Supervisor NAME: SIGN:

QA/QC Engineer NAME: SIGN:
Consultant/Client NAME: SIGN:
15. List of tools & equipment
Sl.No. Description
1 Vacuum Pump
2 Hydraulic cable crimping tool
3 Chain Block
4 Heavy duty hand drill
5 Treading machine
6 Pipe wrench
7 Gas cutter set
8 Coring machine
9 Hole saw cutter
10 Hilti machines
11 Drilling machines
12 Taping machine
13 Codeless drill
14 Heavy duty sheet cutter
15 Jack hammer
16 Cable Jack
17 Jigsaw machine
18 Grinder
19 Flaring tool
20 Hydraulic pressure pump
21 Compressor
22 Crimping tool
23 Welding Machines
24 Circular saw machines
25 PPR welding machines
Sl.No. Description
26 Megger tester 1000 & 5000
27 Digital Earth leakage tester
28 Clamp Meter
29 Contact resistance measuring tester
30 Multi meter Digital and Analogue
31 Phase detector
32 Earth Hitester
33 Volt Meter
34 Primary Injection tester
35 Sound Level Meter
36 Digital Light Meter
37 Capacitance Meter
38 Infrared meter
39 Thermometer with probe
40 Anemo Meter
41 Cable detector
42 HV tester 5Kv
43 Manifold gauge
44 Hydraulic cable cutter
45 Laser range finder
B) Commercial sides
16. Commercial license &
register
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17. Summary of projects
SUMMARY OF COMPLETED PROJECTS
Client /
Electrical
S.No Project Name Consultant / Work Description
Contractor
Main Contractor
ADWEA / LAMHIER
GANTOOT Big Five Electrical
1 INTER NATIONAL / ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION WORK
DESALINATION PLANT Contracting L.L.C
TOSHIBA JAPAN
LAMHIER INTER
Big Five Electrical ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL
2 400 KV SUBSTATION NATIONAL / TMT &
Contracting L.L.C INSTALLATION WORK
D CORPORATION
SEWA / WEIR
KALBA POWER Big Five Electrical ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL
3 TECHNO MIDDLE
STATION Contracting L.L.C INSTALLATION WORK
EAST
DISCOVERY GARDEN HAL CROW /

Big Five Electrical ELECTRICAL & INFRASTRUCTURE
4 DISTRICT COOLING SHINRYO
Contracting L.L.C WORKS
PLANT– 1,2 & 3 CORPORATION
HYDER
CONSULTING / Big Five Electrical ELECTRICAL & INFRASTRUCTURE
5 DIFC GATE VILLAGE
JOHNSON Contracting L.L.C WORKS
CONTROLS
RASHID BIN AL
G+4+20 STOREY OWAIS ENG / GECO Big Five Electrical ELECTRICAL & INFRASTRUCTURE
6
BUILDING SHARJAH ELECTRO Contracting L.L.C WORKS
MECHANICAL LTD
DESIGN ,SUPPLY , INSTALLATION

TATWEER DATA TATWEER / Big Five Electrical
7 AND COMMISSIONING OF
CENTER DUBAI CNS/KKD Contracting L.L.C
ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS
HAL CROW / DESIGN ,SUPPLY , INSTALLATION

HILAL BANK DATA ALMAZROUI & Big Five Electrical AND COMMISSIONING OF
8 ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS.
CENTER DUBAI PARTNERS,ABUDH Contracting L.L.C
ABI
AL MAZROUI & AND COMMISSIONING OF
AQUA AIR BASE DATA Big Five Electrical
9 PARTNERS, ABU ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS
CENTRE Contracting L.L.C
DHABI
Page 1 of 5
GALA DARI & AND COMMISSIONING OF
KHALEEJ TIMES DATA Big Five Electrical
10 BROTHERS ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS
CENTRE, DUBAI Contracting L.L.C
ELECTRICAL

FEWA SUBSTATION Big Five Electrical AND COMMISSIONING OF
11 SITE TECHNOLOGY
DATA CENTRE, AJMAN Contracting L.L.C ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS

DOT BUS STATION Big Five Electrical AND COMMISSIONING OF
12 RAMCO, DUBAI
DATA CENTRE Contracting L.L.C ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS
MINISTRY OF DESIGN ,SUPPLY , INSTALLATION

SECURETECH ABU Big Five Electrical
13 INTERIORS DATA AND COMMISSIONING OF
DHABI Contracting L.L.C
CENTRE, ABU DHABI ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS

WESTERN REGION ALMAZROUI & Big Five Electrical
MUNICIPALITY, MIRFA PARTNERS Contracting L.L.C
MINISTRY OF DEFENSE GULF DESIGN ,SUPPLY , INSTALLATION

Big Five Electrical
15 PENSION FUND, ENGINEERING AND COMMISSIONING OF
Contracting L.L.C
OMAN CONSULTANT ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS
INSTALLATION, TESTING AND

33 NOS. G+ 1VILLA AL Big Five Electrical
16 AL MAMZAR COMMISSION OF ELECTRICAL AND
BARSHA Contracting L.L.C
MECHANICAL WORKS
Big Five Electrical UPS UP GRADATION AND LV PANEL

17 MASDAR INSTITUTE SITE TECHNOLOGY
Contracting L.L.C MODIFICATION WORK

IKCAD VILLA, ABU SECURETECH ABU Big Five Electrical
18 COMMISSIONING OF ELECTRICAL
DHABI DHABI Contracting L.L.C
WORKS

MOI DATA CENTER, SECURETECH ABU Big Five Electrical
19 COMMISSIONING OF UPS AND
FUJAIRAH DHABI Contracting L.L.C
DISTRIBUTION PANEL
INSTALLATION, TESTING
INTERNATIONAL SEA SECURETECH ABU Big Five Electrical COMMISSIONING OF CHILLED
20
PORT, FUJAIRAH DHABI Contracting L.L.C WATER PIPING AND OTHER RELATED
MECHANICAL WORKS
Page 2 of 5
INTERNATIONAL SECURETECH ABU Big Five Electrical COMMISSIONING OF CHILLED
21
AIRPORT, FUJAIRAH DHABI Contracting L.L.C WATER PIPING AND OTHER RELATED
MECHANICAL WORKS

MOI VILLA 3 DATA SECURETECH ABU Big Five Electrical
CENTER, ABU DHABI DHABI Contracting L.L.C
MINISTRY OF
SECURETECH ABU Big Five Electrical COMMISSIONING OF CHILLED
23 PRESIDENTIAL
DHABI Contracting L.L.C WATER PIPING AND OTHER RELATED
AFFAIRS, ABU DHABI
MECHANICAL WORKS

DUBAI POLICE HEAD Big Five Electrical
24 SITE TECHNOLOGY AND COMMISSIONING OF
QUARTER Contracting L.L.C

MOI DATA CENTER, SECURETECH ABU Big Five Electrical COMMISSIONING OF UPS AND
25
SWEIHAN DHABI Contracting L.L.C DISTRIBUTION PANEL AND ANNUAL
MAINTENANCE
DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN, SUPPLY, INSTALLATION
ECONOMICDEVELOPM AND COMMISSIONING OF
Big Five Electrical
26 ENT DATA CENTER, CNS / EHAF DATACENTER INFRASTRUCTURE
Contracting L.L.C
BANIYAS TOWER-A, INCLUDING ALL ELECTRICAL &
ABUDHABI MECHANICAL WORKS.
MOI NEW VILLA DATA SECURETECH ABU Big Five Electrical
CENTER, ABU DHABI DHABI Contracting L.L.C
DESIGN, SUPPLY, INSTALLATION
AL AIN DISTRIBUTION AND COMMISSIONING OF
Big Five Electrical
28 COMPANY DATA SITE TECHNOLOGY DATACENTER INFRASTRUCTURE
Contracting L.L.C
CENTER, AL AIN INCLUDING ALL ELECTRICAL &
MECHANICAL WORKS.
SILICON OASIS DATA Big Five Electrical SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF

29 SITE TECHNOLOGY
CENTER, DUBAI Contracting L.L.C CABLE TRAY WORK FOR DATA
CENTER
Big Five Electrical SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF

30 ALTRON ME ALTRON
Contracting L.L.C PACKAGE SUBSTATION.
Page 3 of 5
SUPPLY , INSTALLATION
MOI HEAD QUARTERS, Big Five Electrical
31 SECURE TECH AND COMMISSIONING OF
ABUDHABI Contracting L.L.C
ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS.
MAINTENANCE
WORKS IN VARIOUS KHARAFI Big Five Electrical
32 MEP MAINTENANCE WORKS
MOSQUES UNDER NATIONAL Contracting L.L.C
MUSANDA, ABUDHABI
NESA KHALIFA CITY DESIGN ,SUPPLY , INSTALLATION
Big Five Electrical
33 DATACENTER, SECURE TECH AND COMMISSIONING OF
Contracting L.L.C
ABUDHABI ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL WORKS
REFURBISHING MEP
SERVER ROOM
INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SERVER
REFURBISHMENT Big Five Electrical
34 SITE TECHNOLOGY ROOMS IN AADC HQ BUILDING AND
PROJECT FOR AADC, Contracting L.L.C
AADC AL MIRFA POWER HOUSE
AL AIN
BUILDING
MAINTENANCE
WORKS IN VARIOUS
KHARAFI Big Five Electrical
35 MOSQUE UNDER MEP MAINTENANCE WORKS
NATIONAL Contracting L.L.C
NUSANADA
ABUDHABI.
DESIGN ,SUPPLY ,
INSTALLATIONAND
MOI DATA CENTER IN Big Five Electrical
36 SECURE TECH COMMISSIONING OF WHOLE DATA
VILLA#5, ABUDHABI Contracting L.L.C
CENTER EQUIPMENT’S ASPER TIA
942 TIER 2 STANDARDS
SHARJAH HR DEPT.
DATACENTER Big Five Electrical DATACENTER UPGRADATION
37 ALTRON DUBAI
UPGRADATION Contracting L.L.C WORKS
WORKS
SUPPLY,INSTALLATION AND
DUBAI METRO RAIL Big Five Electrical COMMISSIONING OF ELECTRICAL
38 W S ATKINS
PROJECT. Contracting L.L.C AND MECHANICAL INFRASTUCTURE
WORKS.
AJMAN EXECUTIVE DESIGN SUPPLY , INSTALLATION AND
AJMAN EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (AEC) COMMISSIONING OF ELECTRICAL
Big Five Electrical
39 COUNCIL DATA DEPARTMENT OF AND MECHANICAL INFRASTUCTURE
Contracting L.L.C
CENTER AJMAN / ALTRON DATA CENTER WORKS AND
DUBAI MAINTENANCE
MINISTRY OF
DESIGN SUPPLY , INSTALLATION AND
EMIRATES NATIONAL PRESIDENTIAL
COMMISSIONING OF ELECTRICAL
SCHOOL DATA AFFAIRS (MOPA), Big Five Electrical
40 AND MECHANICAL INFRASTUCTURE
CENTER AND MEP ABU DHABI / Contracting L.L.C
DATA CENTER WORKS AND
WORKS , (ABU DHABI) SECURETECH ABU
MAINTENANCE
DHABI
Page 4 of 5
MINISTRY OF
EMIRATES NATIONAL
PRESIDENTIAL DESIGN SUPPLY , INSTALLATION AND
SCHOOL DATA
AFFAIRS (MOPA), Big Five Electrical COMMISSIONING OF ELECTRICAL
41 CENTER AND MEP
ABU DHABI / Contracting L.L.C AND MECHANICAL INFRASTUCTURE
WORKS , RAS AL
SECURETECH ABU DATA CENTER MEP WORKS
KHAIMAH
DHABI
MINISTRY OF
EMIRATES NATIONAL PRESIDENTIAL DESIGN SUPPLY , INSTALLATION AND
SCHOOL DATA AFFAIRS (MOPA), Big Five Electrical COMMISSIONING OF ELECTRICAL
42
CENTER AND MEP ABU DHABI / Contracting L.L.C AND MECHANICAL INFRASTUCTURE
WORKS ,SHARJAH SECURETECH ABU DATA CENTER MEP WORKS
DHABI
INVESTMENT REAL
ESTATE PROJECT GCG INTERIORS, Big Five Electrical
43 FIRE ALARM FIRE FIGHTING WORK
DUBAI DUBAI,U.A.E Contracting L.L.C
SHARJAH
SHARJAH CULTURAL
CULTURAL CENTRE Big Five Electrical DATA CENTRE INFRASTRUCTURE
44 CENTRE DC
KHORFAKKAN/ Contracting L.L.C SERVICES.
KHORFAKKAN
ALTRON DUBAI
NATIONAL CENTRE
NCMS DATA CENTRE Big Five Electrical DATA CENTRE MEP WORKS
OF METEOROLOGY
45 Contracting L.L.C
AND SEISMOLOGY
GENERAL HEAD
DESIGN SUPPLY INSTALLATION AND
QUARTER DATA COMMAND OF
Big Five Electrical COMMISSIONING OF DATA CENTER
CENTER MILITARY AL
46 Contracting L.L.C ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL AND
INFRASTRUCTURE AIN/ALTRON
INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS.
WORKS
ENVIRONMENT
ABU DHABI FALCON Big Five Electrical SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF
47 AGENCY - ABU
HOSPITAL WORK Contracting L.L.C RAISED FLOOR SYSTEM
DHABI
Page 5 of 5
SUMMARY OF ON GOING PROJECTS
Client / Consultant / Electrical

S.# Project Name Work Description
Main Contractor Contractor
DESIGN SUPPLY ,
Big Five INSTALLATION AND
MINISTRY OF INTERIOR – Electrical COMMISSIONING OF
1. NESA – NKC
ABU DHABI Contracting ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL
L.L.C INFRASTUCTURE DATA CENTER
MEP WORKS
DESIGN SUPPLY ,
Big Five INSTALLATION AND
SADIYATH POLICE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR – Electrical COMMISSIONING OF
2.
STATION ABU DHABI Contracting ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL
L.L.C INFRASTUCTURE DATA CENTER
MEP WORKS
Big Five
CHINA MALL ELECTRICAL MODIFICATION
GULF CHINESE TRADING Electrical
3. ELECTRICAL WORK IN A,B,C,D AND F,G,H
CORPORATION Contracting
MODIFICATION WORK BLOCK
L.L.C
DESIGN SUPPLY ,
MINISTRY OF Big Five INSTALLATION AND
GS- DATACENTER (VILLA PRESIDENTIAL AFFAIRS Electrical COMMISSIONING OF
4.
NO. 88) (MOPA), ABU DHABI / Contracting ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL
SECURETECH ABU DHABI L.L.C INFRASTUCTURE DATA CENTER
MEP WORKS
Page 1 of 2
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS
Client / Consultant /
S.No Project Name AMC Contractor Contract Period
Main Contractor
DISASTER RECOVERY Big Five Electrical
1 SECURE TECH 3 YEARS
DATACENTER, SWEIHAN Contracting L.L.C
MINISTRY OF INTERIORS
SERVER ROOMS IN Big Five Electrical
2 MOI, ABUDHABI 3 YEARS
VARIOUS LOCATIONS, Contracting L.L.C
ABUDHABI
Page 2 of 2
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BIGFIVE ELECTRICAL

BigFive Electrical Contracting LLC

For Big Five Electrical Contracting L.L.C

1 G.Ravindran Pillai Managing Director

I am enclosing herewith my detailed Professional achievements in my career developments.

DATE OF BIRTH : 10th May 1961

MARITAL STATUS : MARRIED

LANGUAGES KNOWN : ENGLISH, HINDI, MALAYALAM

 PASSPORT NO. : Z 1550690

 SHARJAH : P.O.BOX # 30094

TELE : 06-5535240 (RES.)

 INDIA : VETTATHU KOYIKKAL, MATTOM NORTH,

1982 – 1986 : B.E. DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING,

KNOWLEDGE OF MS DOS, WINDOWS

1995 : F.I.E. INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS (INDIA)

2008 JULY TO TILL DATE

POSITION: GENERAL MANAGER

Assigned to: M/S. SILVER SWITCH ELECT SWITCHGEAR INDUSTRIES.L.L.C , SHARJAH

2006 JULY TO 2008 MARCH

POSITION: SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

PROJECT: SHARJAH AQUARIUM,

Assigned to: CANSULT LIMITED AND MAUNSELL CONSULTANCY SERVICES LIMITED.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

2004 JULY TO 2006 MAY

POSITION: SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

PROJECT: DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CENTRE AND PALM DISTRICT COOLING

Assigned to: HALCROW INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

2002 SEPTEMBER TO 2004 JUNE

POSITION: SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

POSITION: SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Assigned to: FICHTNER CONSULTING ENGINEERS

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

1997 MAY TO 1998 OCTOBER – MITSUBISHI ELECTRICAL COORPORATION

POSITION : QA / QC ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

PROJECT : DEWA ‘H’ STATION PROJECT- 6 X 100MW- ALAWEER, DUBAI.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

POSITION: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Project supervision and material controlling of construction electrical, equipments &

APRIL 1995 TO APRIL 1996 – KENNDY & DONKIN

POSITION: ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR

PROJECT: JEBEL ALI ‘E’ STATION PHASE III CONVERSION TO COMBINED.CYCLE

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILTITES:

POSITION: PROJECT ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL)

1986 TO 1987 – TATA GENERATING POWER PLANT

POSITION: POWER PLANT TRAINEE ENGINEER

 Abu Dhabi Distribution Company (ADDC) approved as Assistant Resident Engineer

Graduate (B-Tech) Engineer with experience in Industrial and commercial Electrical

Additional Qualification /Approval

ADDC (Abu Dhabi Distribution Company) approval

Microsoft Word, Excel, C Language, Basic and COBOL.

Curriculum Vitae of JAITHRAN, anjaithran@gmail.com

Curriculum Vitae of JAITHRAN, anjaithran@gmail.com

 Day to Day supervision of contractors, management of inspectors and surveyors. and

Curriculum Vitae of JAITHRAN, anjaithran@gmail.com

4) Operation & maintenance

 Operation & routine maintenance of 66/11KV, 220/33KV & 110/11KV Power

5) Sales & Installation

Curriculum Vitae of JAITHRAN, anjaithran@gmail.com

A. Infrastructure Development, Construction and Project Management

Mar’2011- with RJ International Group, Dubai – Director-FM & Employee

Aug’2007- Feb’2011 with HSBC Group (Insurance) –Pan India Head-

Sept’2006- Jun-‘2007 with Ernst & Young National Head-Human

Company Code 857974 Company Category 2C