HULHULE-MALE’ BRIDGE PROJECT

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-Operate digital cameras and download photo files into database and/ or CAD drawings. ‐Utilize company scanners to transfer reference maps into CAD files to facilitate utility mapping and property line. - To perform bathymetric and topographical survey before start of the Projects -Plotting survey data using AutoCAD 2006‐2009 - Processing Survey Data’s Using Topcon Tools, Surfer, Sonar XP, etc. -Modeling accurate contours - Preparation of survey maps -Make sure all the survey instruments are working in good condition.
Ali Nishaman Nizar G. Dhoores Villa, 20132 06 th March 1988 (00) 960 778 5767 ali.nishaman@gmail.com EDUCATION Cyprus Forestry College (2006 - 2008) ‣ Adv. Diploma in Forestry Center for Higher Secondary Education (2004 - 2006) ‣ Edexcel - G.C.E. A’levels (Statistics, Business, Accounts) ‣ Cambridge - Certificate in Advanced English Majeedhiyya School (2001 - 2003) ‣ Cambridge - O’levels (Mathematics, Economics, Commerce, English, Accounts) EXPERIENCE Terrestrial Environment Consultant – CDE Consulting, (July 13 – Present) ‣ Provides technical assistance to various national and international projects, specifically providing input in areas such as; wetlands, agriculture, forestry, vegetation mapping, mangroves, waste management, composting…etc. ‣ Working on and contributing to several Environmental Impact Assessment studies. Local Consultant – Vegetation Expert – Hidria, Spain, (May 13 – Aug 13) ‣ Worked as a local consultant for Hidria, on developing the Wetland Management Plan for Addu Hithadhoo Eidhigali Kilhli and Gn.Fuvahmulah Bandaara & Dhandimagu Kilhi. Agriculture Implementation Officer (AIO) – Project Implementation Unit, MOFA (Oct 10 – Jun 13) ‣ Worked on the “Post-Tsunami Agriculture and Fisheries Rehabilitation Programme” & the “Fisheries and Agriculture Diversification Programme” ‣ Focal point for forming and mobilizing agriculture cooperatives in island based communities. Head of Agriculture Research & Extension – Ministry of Fisheries and Agriculture (Jan 10 – Sept 10) ‣ Lead a team of 5 staff at the Agriculture Research and Extension Section in the Capital city and an additional 15 staff at our regional research centers in the North and South ‣ Devised agricultural research programs that develop and improve agriculture in a sustainable manner in the country. Agriculture Officer – Ministry of Fisheries and Agriculture (Aug 08 – Dec 09) ‣ Handled the “Training & Extension Unit” (Agriculture Division). ‣ Planned and coordinated all agriculture related training programs in the Maldives on a daily basis according to the staff availability. National Project Assistant – F.A.O, United Nations (Aug 06 – Oct 06) ‣ Worked on a Post-Tsunami forest rehabilitation project. ‣ Worked with international consultants on several aspects of Maldivian forestry, agriculture and especially focusing upon Maldivian Mangrove ecosystems.
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Page 364 and 365: POSITION HELD : Project Manager PRO
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Page 380 and 381: MOHAMED FAIZAN PERSONAL DETAILS Add
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Page 388 and 389: Date: 2006 Location Maldives Client
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Page 396 and 397: Year: 2014 Location: Maldives Islan
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