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Europass Curriculum Vitae Personal information First name(s) / Surname(s) Panagiotis NIKOLAOU Address Home: 6, Syrou rd, 15562 Holargos, Athens (Greece) Work: Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Telephone(s) +30 2106524458 Mobile +966 562593812, +30 6976780455, +30 6942040074 E-mail(s) [email protected] Nationality Greek Date of birth 17 January 1977 Gender Male Employment / Occupational Civil/Structural Engineer, Project Controls/Technical Office Manager field Work experience Dates 9/2013 -present Occupation or position held Technical Office Manager/ Engineering Manager/Project Controls Manager Main activities and responsibilities Responsible for assisting-coordinating and reviewing reports, schedules, methodologies, material approvals, budgets, invoices, preparation of As Built Drawings, cost control, quantity surveying, monitoring and implementation of all quality project and company procedures, monitoring the execution of works and the key performance indicators (KPI’s), managing a team of Technical Office Engineers and ACAD operators, participating in meetings together with the project manager with the client and the project consultant, preparation of the BoQ of the project. Name and address of employer Saudi Archirodon LTD Jeddah 21441 KSA, P.O. Box 1714 Type of business or sector Construction Company Projects North – South Railway Civil & Trackworks Project (CTW 110) - Ras Al Khair to Jubail Industrial City - Budget: $ 23,200,415 Client: Saudi Railway Company (S.A.R.) Project Consultant: Louis Berger Group in J.V. with Canarail Consultants Inc, Systra SA and SCEC – Khatib & Alami Project Type: Procurement, Construction The scope of the CTW110 consists of: Track installation, including laying of ballast, tamping, welding, distressing and grinding. Turnouts installation. Guard rails, bumping posts, Km marker points installation. Procurement of sleepers. Dates 11/2011 -present Occupation or position held Technical Office Manager/ Engineering Manager/Project Controls Manager Main activities and responsibilities Responsible for assisting-coordinating and reviewing/monitoring reports, schedules, methodologies, material procurement and approvals, budgets, invoices, preparation of Design/Shop and As Built Drawings for Track, Earthworks, Hydraulic Box Culverts Structures and Post Tensioned Railway Bridges, engineering and design coordination, as well as providing engineering technical solutions (track and structural design of Page 1 / 5 - Curriculum vitae of Panagiotis NIKOLAOU bridge and culverts), cost control, quantity surveying, monitoring and implementation of all quality project and company procedures, monitoring the execution of works and the key performance indicators (KPI’s), managing a team of Technical Office Engineers and ACAD operators, performing the design and structural analysis for permanent and temporary works, participating in meetings together with the client and the project consultant, preparation of the BoQ of the project. Name and address of employer Saudi Archirodon LTD Jeddah 21441 KSA, P.O. Box 1714 Type of business or sector Construction Company Projects Doubling of Railway Line No. (1) Between Hofuf and Siding No. (5) and Siding No. (9) and KM. (443+600) in Riyadh and Construction of Two New Railway Bridges - Budget: $ 110,665,664 Client: Saudi Railways Organization (S.R.O.) Project Consultant: Gulf Engineering House (G.E.H.) Bridge Design: Technital Project Type: EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction) The scope of the Doubling Project consists of: Procurement of rails, fasteners, sleepers, turnouts and bridge and culverts materials. Track laying for approximately 152 km including renewal of old tracks, doubling of existing track and construction of new sidings. Construction of embankments. Placement of new turnouts. Design & Construction of 2 new railway pre stressed box girder bridges, 2 spans, 34m long, with common foundation. Extension of 197 box culverts from reinforced concrete. Renewal and doubling work will be with UIC 60 (Grade 350 HT), fastenings, pre- stressed concrete sleepers 2.6 m long. Design criteria: 25 ton axle load at 250 km/h and axle load of 32.5 ton at 120 km/h. Dates 2/2011-11/2011 Occupation or position held Engineering/Site Design Coordinator Main activities and responsibilities Engineering/Design coordinator and technical office team leader for the Marine Facilities project of Saudi Archirodon Ltd near the city of Yanbu, in Saudi Arabia, stationed at site. Job responsibilities involve: managing and coordinating all design related issues (civil/marine and electromechanical) between the designers and the site, design of temporary civil works, dealing with all technical office matters relating to the progress of works, assisting in preparation of environmental impact assessment reports (PAP’s), managing a team of ACAD operators for the preparation of working and shop drawings. Name and address of employer Saudi Archirodon LTD Jeddah 21441 KSA, P.O. Box 1714 Type of business or sector Construction Company Projects Yanbu II-Power and Water Project-Marine Facilities – Budget: $ 217,000,000 Client: Marafiq Project Consultant: Jacobs UK Ltd Civil/Marine Design: COWI 3d Modeling of Pumping Station: Deltares 3d Modeling of Breakwaters: Sogreah Project Type: EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction) The scope of the Marine Facilities Project consists of: Seawater intake channel. Pumping station (construction of temporary cofferdam and dewatering). Retaining Combi Walls on each side of the pumping station. Pressurized GRP pipes connecting the pumping station, through a pressurized reinforced concrete culvert header, with the Power & Water Plant. Outfall system consisting of a concrete weir basin to receive the seawater exit from the Power and Water Plant and a straight open channel to discharge it into the Red Sea. Multifunction Building, Electro-Chlorination Plant Building, Workshop Building, Gatehouse and Substation. Electrical and Mechanical works. Control and Instrumentation Systems. Ancillary civil/infrastructure and asphalt road works. Dates 2005 - 2010 Occupation or position held Associate Structural Engineer Page 2 / 5 - Curriculum vitae of Panagiotis NIKOLAOU Main activities and responsibilities Experience in all aspects of structural design (reinforced concrete, structural steel, prestressed concrete) at a variety of large-scale public and private sector projects using several structural design codes. Experience in geotechnical design. Liaison with client, contractors and manufacturers as well as with other disciplines designers. Preparation and supervision of design documentation packages (technical calculations, reports and drawings), creation of bridges and buildings models and evaluation of construction stages. Experience in design project management, in team co-ordination and in liaison with experienced architectural offices and contractors with many years of presence in the construction sector. Name and address of employer T. Tsiknias & Associates S.A. (TTA) (https://www.tta.gr) 67, Keas str, 11255 Athens (Greece) Type of business or sector Structural Engineering Design Consultancy Projects Completion of Design of the New Railroad Line between Korinth and Patras from C.H. 90+050 to 109+500 1. Railroad Underpass Bridge ΚΟ17Β (Final Design – Underpass of ‘closed frame’ type) 3rd Phase of Design of Railroad Bridges of the New Double Railroad Line between Lianokladi and Domokos from C.H. 0+000 to 13+500 1. SG3 Railroad Bridge over Papakyrtsopoulos stream (Final Design – Analysis/design of abutments-piers – Length 117 m/ spans 36+45+36/ seismic isolation) 2. SG3A Railroad Bridge over Papakyrtsopoulos stream (Final Design – Analysis/design of abutments-piers – Length 250 m/ spans 10x25/ composite structure) 3. Railroad Underpass Bridge SG4 (Final Design – Underpass of ‘closed frame’ type) 4. Railroad Underpass Bridge SG6 (Final Design – Underpass of ‘closed frame’ type) 5. SG8 Railroad Bridge over Driamadiorema stream (Final Design – Analysis/design of abutments-piers – Length 117 m/ spans 36+45+36/ seismic isolation) 6. SG10 Railroad Valley Bridge (Final Design – Analysis/design of abutments-piers – Length 522 m/ spans 36+10x45+36/ seismic isolation/ incrementally launched) 7. SG11 Railroad Valley Bridge (Final Design – Analysis/design of abutments-piers – Length 297 m/ spans 36+5x45+36/ seismic isolation/ incrementally launched) Residential Buildings at Tinos island 1. Structural Design of one or two-storey height reinforced concrete residential buildings (Strip foundation) Athens Metro Depot at Eleonas station 1. Structural Design of a 25000 m2 reinforced concrete underground stabling station (founded on 910 shaft-piles of Φ100 & Φ120 diameter), as well as other reinforced concrete small auxiliary buildings Logistic Center at Sindos-Thessaloniki 1. Structural Design of two two-storey height, 3600 m2, reinforced concrete buildings (Strip & raft reinforced concrete foundation) Maliakos-Kleidi Motorway 1. Road Underpass Bridge B440 at section Evagelismos – Rapsani (Final Design – Underpass of ‘closed frame’ type) 2. Road Underpass Bridge Β580/Β581/Β582 at section Platamonas - Skotina (Final Design – Underpass of ‘closed frame’ type) The Blue City Project in Oman 1. Structural Design of 530000 m2 four or five-storey height residential building units and service buildings as well. (Buildings consist of a flat slab reinforced concrete bearing system with perimeter beams / the foundation of the building structures is a reinforced concrete
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