Ibrahim Intaifa

Working in Woodcock & Wilson Ltd, which is a very heavy industrial area specialist of manufacturing fans

Working as a mechanical fitter engineer in the workshop, responsible for performing the following duties:

• Working as part of a large team to maintain production
• Prepare mild and stainless-steel products to be fit and assembled
• Balancing impellers and rotors
• Alignments between motor and coupling
• Welding by MIG
• Working from drawings and diagrams
• Inspecting assemblies, ensuring a high standard is maintained
• Adhering to health and safety
• Key achievements
• Hitting targets
• Keep machines running smooth
• Tasks prioritising
• Actively learning to develop and make improvements to meet the desired solutions for any issues

Worked for 10 years in the Libyan Iron and Steel Company, which is a very heavy industrial area working under international standards organisation (ISO 9001)

Working as a mechanical maintenance engineer in a central maintenance workshop, responsible for performing maintenance of electric motors and pumps for 20 factories of iron and steel factory.

Key responsibilities:

• Actively engage in and oversee all phases of small and big electric motors and pump maintenance, including conceptualization, performing tests, balancing rotators and fans additionally replacing some parts
• Maintenance of centrifugal pumps, submersible pumps, gearboxes, and compressors
• Monitoring of the test unit, and very good knowledge of the operation process
• Supervisions such as planning work tools and completion worksheet and managing work with technical staff
• Dealing with machines like turning, milling, shaping, CNC machines, balancing machines, and both gas and electric welding
• Mechanics of liquids like steam, pneumatics, and hydraulics
• Basic electric and control background gained through studies and work experience

Key achievements:

• Good team worker and fast learner
• Quick adapter to changes in work environment
• Able to identify problems before affecting deadlines

Project:

The project involved creating a timeline plan and organizing daily and weekly tasks. Key tasks included repairing large DC motors by replacing bearings and mechanical seals, rotor and fan balancing, slot machining for the commutator, and quality checks on carbon brushes to minimize friction and withstand arcing. This effort resulted in cost savings and improved productivity.