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Dam Construction Utilization of the Irrigation and Drainage System Water Resources and Irrigation System Development SCADA TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Introduction TEEFORM Company has established in February 1981 with the aim of implementing the civil projects, production and trade by domestic experts. Since then, TEEFORM Company is one of the leading contractors in Infrastructure projects and environmental development projects working in Iran with more than 70 highly qualified expert using their knowledge, technical ability and experience. High-grade man power and technical capabilities have enabled the company to embark on the build and run of more than 29 water related projects in more than 25 locations within the region. The services are mainly provided for water and wastewater companies, ministry of house and civil construction, ministry of roads and transportation, ministry of petroleum .TEEFORM has been obtained ISO 9001: 2000 certification for quality management system. Member of: Association of Construction Companies in Khorasan razavi Iranian National Committee on Irrigation &Drainage (Membership Director Mr. Ali Ardi) Construction Engineering Organization of Khorasan Razavi Technical Oversight Committee of Khorasan (Membership Director Mr. Ali Ardi) Dam Committee and Road Construction of Khorasan NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Company shareholders TEEFORM company has established in February 1981 with the aim of implementing the civil projects, production and trade by domestic experts . No First name and Status in the Last educational Work number . last name Company certificate Experienc of e (year) shares 1 Ali Ardi CEO Bachelor of civil 35 30/130 engineering 2 Javad Ardi CTO Bachelor of civil 28 22/130 (Chairman of the engineering Board) 3 Gholamabas Ardi Technical senior Bachelor of Architecture 20 18/130 4 Amiraslan Ardi Administration Bachelor of civil 8 10/130 Manager engineering 5 Ali Kobari CAO bachelor in Electrical 8 10/130 Engineering 6 Mohamad taghi shareholder - - 40/130 Zarif NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Board of direction The board consists of five members as follows: No. First name and last Status in the Company Last educational Work name certificate Experience (year) 1 Ali Ardi CEO Bachelor of civil 35 engineering 2 Javad Ardi CTO Bachelor of civil 28 (Chairman of the Board) engineering 3 Gholamabas Ardi Technical senior Bachelor of Architecture 20 4 Amiraslan Ardi Administration Manager Bachelor of civil 8 engineering 5 Ali Kobari CAO bachelor in Electrical 8 Engineering NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Managing director Mr. Ali Ardi, Managing Director of TEEFORM Company, who has played fundamental role in organizing, development and expansion of the company, is one of the most significant and predominant members of some Iran institutions dealing with water resources management.He was born in 1956 in Mashhad, he graduated from Mazandaran University in 1991 acquired his degree in Civil Engineering. Mr. Ali ARDI as a new member for the board of directors of construction companies in Khorasan Razavi province in September 2006 was elected for 10 years. He also has been selected as member of Technical Oversight Committee of Khorasan. Memberships in Research and Scientific Associations: -member of Technical Oversight Committee of Khorasan - Member of Iranian National Committee on Irrigation &Drainage (IRNCID) -Member of The Commission of road construction in Association of Construction Companies in Khorasan razavi. NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Major Field of activity: Water resource development and dam construction Utilization of the irrigation and drainage system Water resources and irrigation system development SCADA Wastewater disposal and treatment plants transmission line of Drinking water, reservoirs, distribution system and treatment plants Road construction Construction of railway & Railway station Consumption management Oil and gas Building Projects NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Values & Beliefs For reaching to its organizational goals and future prospects, TEEFORM Company has following beliefs which mentioned below for its own activities: 1-Provision of a suitable organizational structure. 2-Programming in all levels 3-Job distribution based on merit. 4- Develop a sense of responsibility among workers 5-Provide proper relationship with employers and performance of obligations fully NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction POLICY Implementation of laws related to health and safety and the environment Improve the quality of the project Improving Productivity Business development NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction The holder of a certificate of qualification as a contractor approved and issued by the Management and Planning Organization of Iran (http://sajar.mporg.ir) Grade 2 in field of Water Grade 5 in field of Road and Transportation Grade 5 in field of Oil &Gaz •Safety certification in the Construction • ISO 9001:2015 •IMS NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Human Resources Human resource is the most significant asset of an engineering company. Hence TEEFORM Company has employed a combination of highly proficient staff with different qualifications. Some well known university lecturers are also cooperating with the company on part time basis. Human Resources-Qualifications Managers and Senior Staff Executive Expert technician Other factors Run Resources-Experiences >15 year 5-15 year <5year NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Managers and Senior Staff Managers and Senior Staff No. First name and last Status in the Company Last educational certificate Work name Experience (year) 3 Mehdi ardi CFO Bachelor of Accounting 25 1 Karim Pakkhah Executive supervisor Bachelor of civil engineering 20 2 Alireza Sabahi Project Management Bachelor of civil engineering 22 3 Alireza Falahzade Deputy Director Bachelor of civil engineering 22 4 Javad Torabi Head of the technical office Bachelor of civil engineering 20 5 Mohamad Senior Staff in central office Bachelor of civil engineering 20 Javimoghadam 6 Shima Ardi Senior Staff in central office Bachelor of Geology 10 7 Fazel Salmanzade Head of the Department of Bachelor of civil engineering 18 Surveying 8 Ramin Vasigh Concreting operations Bachelor of civil engineering 10 supervisor 9 Mohamad Fatahi Head of embankment and Bachelor of civil engineering 10 excavation Operations 10 Yashar Taghizade Head of Steel Works Bachelor of civil engineering 8 11 Behnam Por ashory Head of the excavation Bachelor of Mining 8 operations 12 Resam Abolghasemi Head of Topography Bachelor of civil engineering 8 13 Mahdi Noormohamadi Cost accountant(central office) Bachelor of Accounting 15 14 MohamadrezaGholami Cost accountant(Executive Bachelor of Accounting 6 Branch) 15 Ahmad Shebani Head of Maintenance Higher Technician 28 NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Equipment &resources Benefiting from advanced technology and advanced software and hardware and research resources as well as experiences of committed professional engineers TEEFORM Company has been engaged embark on the build and run of more than 29 projects. Main resources of the company are as below: 1-machinery 2-advanced Software and Hardware NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Software and Hardware In compliance with science and technology developments Teeform Company has provided a suitable platform for qualitative and quantitative enhancements in its technical and engineering service. The strategic document of company is listed below: Implementation of information system Preparing design software and calculation software Archive of engineering documents NO.2.Makekabad 9 Ave.Malekabad Bhv.Mashhhad.Iran P.O.Cod:9185713811 Tel:(+9851)37684483.Fax:(+9851)37611642 Web:WWW.TEEFORM-CO.COM TEEFORM CO. Engineering-Procurement & Construction Machinery Teeform Company has purchased its required equipments for different projects from famous
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