Muhammad Haziq Abdullah

Dedicated Oil and Gas Instrument Technician with 10+ years of experience in maintaining and optimizing control systems for upstream and midstream operations. Skilled in troubleshooting, calibration, and ensuring compliance with API and ISA standards. Proven ability to reduce downtime and improve system reliability in high-pressure environments.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Installation and Setup:

- Install, configure, and commission instruments such as pressure gauges, temperature sensors, flow meters, level sensors, and control valves.

- Set up control systems, including PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) and DCS (Distributed Control Systems).

2. Maintenance and Calibration:

- Perform routine maintenance and inspections to ensure instruments are functioning correctly.

- Calibrate instruments to ensure accuracy and reliability in measurements.

- Troubleshoot and diagnose issues with instrumentation and control systems.

3. Repair and Troubleshooting:

- Identify and repair faulty instruments or control systems.

- Replace defective components and ensure systems are restored to optimal performance.

- Use diagnostic tools and software to analyze system performance.

4. Documentation and Reporting:

- Maintain accurate records of maintenance, calibration, and repair activities.

- Prepare reports on equipment performance, issues, and resolutions.

- Follow standard operating procedures (SOPs) and safety protocols.

5. Compliance and Safety:

- Ensure all work complies with industry standards, regulations, and safety guidelines.

- Participate in safety audits and risk assessments.

- Adhere to environmental and quality management systems.

6. Collaboration:

- Work closely with engineers, operators, and other technicians to optimize system performance.

- Provide technical support and training to junior technicians or operators.

Key Achievements:

1. Collaborative efforts and proactive actions have contributed positively toward the successful restarting up and sustainable in operation for RFCC 1. The collaborative effort between operation and instrument have created a synergy which eased the restarting up of RFCC 1. Continuously 24 hours support by the instrument team and entertaining ad-hoc request timely without compromising the HSE aspects. This had been shown through demonstrating high level of ownership in executing below tasks, which is Main equipment start up: CO Boiler (COB), Wet Gas Compressor (WGC) and Main Air Blower (MAB) and also Restart Heat Pump Compressor (HPC) tripped within 3 hours due to steam quality header. By doing this, have positively impacted the safe and successful restart up RFCC 1.

2. Worked diligently to diagnose and resolve the trip issue by replacing the solenoid valve on 1312 UZV 9705, successfully restoring the UZV valve to operational status. Played a pivotal role in supporting the restart of the CO Boiler 2 (COB 2) FD motor turbine and the initiation of the COB 2 firing activity. By doing this, have positively impacted the following key result which is restored and improve steam margin production across the entire complex, eliminate event of steam shedding affecting other units and achieved Department of Environment (DOE) compliance at the scrubber-2 stack emission, significantly minimizing environment impact and reducing CO2 exposure to the surrounding community.

3. Identifying the root cause by successfully identified the root cause of 1311 MOV 8703, inability to operate due to a damaged piezo sensor and goggle valve unable to close. Diligent planning and preparation on performing complete preparation, planning, and ensured readiness of supporting documents and resources (SWIFT, JMS, JHA), hardware spares and external supports. Follow the governance as well to ensure safe compliance site execution. Solo run of 1311 MOV 8703 was successful after replaced damaged parts, and restored 1311 MOV 8703 to operating condition. Safe uncouple and re-coupling MOV to the goggle valve in safe condition as per SWIFT procedure. By doing this, have positively impacted the following key result which is successfully rectified the prolonged issue of the goggle valve being unable to operate during shutdown.

Dedicated Oil and Gas Instrument Technician in maintaining and optimizing control systems for upstream and midstream operations. Skilled in troubleshooting, calibration, and ensuring compliance with API and ISA standards. Proven ability to reduce downtime and improve system reliability in high-pressure environments.

Responsible on maintaining and rectifying on electrical and instrument systems for use in Oil & Gas (Mudlogging) and heavy industry applications. Manage the financial performance of assigned projects. Compilation of manuals, test sheets and other information as required. Responsible for laboratory & on-site calibration to follow the ISO standard.

Ensure engineering, drawings and documentation information is presented to others in a clear, understandable and correct. Provide engineering assistance to other employees and customers. Ensure product is ‘fit for purpose’ and safe for users. To design, create bills of materials and draw electrical systems for use in tunneling, mining, containerized, power, Oil & Gas and heavy industry applications. Manage the financial performance of assigned projects.