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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE Mr BELHASSEN BEN AMMAR CURRICULUM VITAE Last name : BEN AMMAR First name : BELHASSEN birth date : Septembre 24th, 1973 Adress : Panorama City, Bloc I, 1st floor, Apt. 1-2, Ez-zahra, Tunisia Tel. : 71 456 199 Fax : 71 456 399 Mobile : 20 402 020 E-mail : [email protected] EDUCATION : - June 1997 : National Engineer Diploma in Energetics; from National School of Engineering at Monastir (ENIM). - December 2003 : Diploma of Studies in applied fluid mechanics and heat transfer; from Science Univetsity of Tunis. Thesis Subjet : Numerical study of the aero-acoustics the aspects in ventilation systems. - August 2006 : Diploma of expertise in damage assessment; conducting damage assessment expertise for insurance companies, license number N° 793. - November 2006 : Diplôme of expertise in the economy of energy (in the commercial sector) conducting expertise missions for the National Energy control Agency (ANME). - Currently : working on a thesis for Doctorat d’Etat at the National School of engineers in Tunis (ENIT). Thesis Subjet : Contribution to the improvement of thermal, dynamic and acoustic behaviour of air conditioning installations. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE : - July 1995 : training at the Office de l’Aviation Civile et des Aéroports (O.A.C.A.) - July 1996 : training at the Office de l’Aviation Civile et des Aéroports (O.A.C.A.) - August 1996 : training at la Société Tunisienne d’Electricité et de Régulation (S.T.E.R.) - August 1997 to august 2001 : Engineer and project manager working for the HVAC contractor SOTUFIS. - October 2001 – May 2005 : Engineer consultant working for the consulting office EUREKA Ingénierie. - Currently : - Engineer consultant in the HVAC field licensed by the Equipment Ministry under the number N° 377. - Manager of the consulting office Bureau d’études Techniques des Applications Energétiques (BETAE Ingénierie). - Part time professor at the National School of Architecture and Urbanism in Sidi Bou Said LANGUAGES: Arabic, French & English. COMPUTER SKILLS - Programmaing using the languages : Fortran, C++ & turbo pascal. Softwares developped : - Heating and cooling loads calculations - Sizing and balancing air duct systems PROJECT REFERENCES : - TUNIS CITY HALL - SCIENCES CITY in Tunis - HOUSE OF SPORTS FEDERATIONS AND PROMOSPORT OFFICE BUILDING - SCHOOL OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION in Mahdia - OFFICE BUILDING S.O.F.I.M - REFURBISHMENT OF THE EDUCATION MINISTRY OFFICE BUILDING à El Kasba - NEW B.I.A.T. BANK OFFICE BUILDING - DAR HAMMOUDA PACHA à El Kasba - CITY BANK HEADQUARTERS in Tunis - SA.TU.C.O HEADQUARTERS in Ben Arous - NATIONAL SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCES (E.N.S.I.) in La Mannouba - BOUZIZZA BUILDING in El Manar - SATUCO FACTORY in Ben Arous - MEDICAL GAZ LABORATORY in Megrine - REFURBISHMENT OF CLUB MED HOTEL in Hammamet: Bungalows and Appart-hotel. CONSULTING REFERENCES : - EXTENSION OF THE CENTRE MÉDICO-SPORTIF à Tunis - Hotel HASDRUBAL THALASSA JERBA II - EXPERTISE AND REFURBISHMENT OF CNSS POLYCLINIC in Bizerte - EXPERTISE OF HOTEL MEHARI in Douz - EXPERTISE OF TUNIS CARTHAGE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - CENTRE THALASSO and EXTENSION of the Hôtel MEHARI à Tabarka - PASTEUR INSTITUTE - ANIMAL SUPPORT UNIT - EXPERTISE AND REFURBISHMENT OF TAOUFIK CLINIC in Tunis - C.O.D.I.T OFFICE BUILDING in Tunis - GESPI APPARTEMENT BUILDING in Berges du Lac - SING APPARTEMENT BUILDING in Berges du Lac - S.T.B BANK AGENCY in Ariana - EXPERTISE OF THE MEHARI SWIMMING POOL in Douz - CNSS REGIONAL OFFICES in Bizerte - CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY ROOM CLINIQUE LES BERGES DU LAC - GRAND TUNIS URBANISM AGENCY - JUGHURTA APPARTEMENT BUILDING in El Menzah IX. BETAE Engineering REFERENCES - Hotel DAR ISMAIL LES SOURCES in Korbous 4**** (400 beds) - Hotel DAR ISMAIL in Gammarth 5**** (300 beds) - RENOVATION OF CLUB MED IN Hammamet - TEXKO FACTORY in Korba - EXPERTISE AND TECHNICO-ECONOMICAL STUDIES OF ENERGY SAVING SOLUTIONS FOR THE HEDI BEN AYED GROUP (SOGIMA, ETS HEDI BEN AYED, STL, NEW TABRID) - ERRAHMA CLINIC in Ennasr II - EXPERTISE OF THE DAR ISMAIL HOTEL in Tabarka (750 beds) - BOURICHA POLYMEDICAL CLINIC in El Menzah VI - AIR CONDITIONING OF THE TEXCO TEXTILE FACTORY in Korba - AIR CONDITIONING OF THE FACTORY “D’INJECTION TECHNIQUE” in Nabeul - Mr NEGRA CARE CENTER in Ennasr II - TIMPHARM LABORATORY in Soliman - EXTENSION OF DAR ISMAIL HOTEL in Tabarka (Hotel 100 beds & SPORTS CENTER) - BALNEO-THERAPIE CENTER OF SINDBAD Hotel in Hammamet. - CARE CENTER AT THE LA FIDELE VILLAGE in Djerba - MR ATIIG APPARTEMENT AND COMMERCIAL BUILDING in Berges du Lac - STE IMMOBILIERE EL YOSR APPARTEMENT BUILDING in EL MEDINA III - 8 STORY OFFICE BUILDING IN CENTRE URBAIN NORD LOT: B8. EXPROM - REFURBISHMENT OF THE TENNIS MEDITERANIAN HOTEL in Chott Mériem Sousse - DAR ERRAHMA HEADQUARTERS in Carthage - EL MATRI GROUP HEADQUARTERS in El Kram - JALO HOSPITAL (120 beds) IN LIBYA - MUSRATAH ACCIDENTS HOSPITAL (140 beds) IN LIBYA - SHERATON EL ANDALOS HOTEL 4**** (500 beds) IN LIBYA - COLLEGE AND DORMATORY BUILDING in Sfax - AUDI SHOWROOM in La Goulette - PORSCHE SHOWROOM in La Goulette - VOLKSWAGEN SHOWROOM in La Goulette - KIA SHOWROOM in Tunis - BTK BANK AGENCY in El Marsa - BTK BANK AGENCY in Mont Plaisir - BTK BANK AGENCY in Ben Arous - BTK BANK AGENCY IN NABEUL - BTK BANK AGENCY IN BIZERTE - EL KOFRA HOSPITAL (120 beds) IN LIBYA - REFURBISHMENT OF THE hotel CALYPSO CLUB MED JERBA LA DOUCE - STE H.B. INDUSTRIE OFFICE BUILDING IN LOT N°B8 - REFURBISHMENT OF THE HOTEL SINDBAD (260 beds) IN HAMMAMET. - HEADQUARTER AND TRAINING BUILDINGS OF THE MUNICIPAL GUARDS in Janzour LIBYA - PRICE WATERHOUSE COOPERS HEADQUARTERS in Berges Du lac - AIN EL FARES HOTEL IN GHDAMES (LIBYA) - Mr Neji El Mhiri HOSPITAL in Sousse (120 beds, 25 000 m²) - SURFAPOTEC FACTORY in El Agba - REFURBISHMENT OF « DAR ESSABAH » - EZZITOUNA BANK HEAD QUARTERS in El Kram - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY in Ennasr - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY in El Marsa - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY in ALI DARGOUTH - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCIES in SFAX - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCIES in SOUSSE - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN MEGRINE - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN SIDI BOUSAID - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN MAHDIA - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN AOUINA - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN BAB BNET - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN BOX AEROPORT - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN ETTADHAMEN - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN KHEIREDDINE PACHA - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN EZZOUHOUR II - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN SIDI HASSINE - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN SFAX CHIHIA - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN SFAX GREMDA - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN HAMMAMET - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN NABEUL IN FRONT SRTGN - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN NABEUL « PLACE DES MARTYRS » - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN OUARDIA - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN ALAIN SAVARY - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN ARIANA - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN AVENUE LIBERTE - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN LA GOULETTE - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN MARSA II - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN BEN AROUS - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN EL KEF - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN GABES - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN GAFSA - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN EL HRAIRIA - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN KAIROUAN - EZZITOUNA BANK AGENCY IN BARDO - LEECOOPER STORE in Sousse - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN KRAM - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN MARSA - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN CENTRAL PARC - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN TUNIS CITY - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN ENNASR - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN MENZAH VI - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN EZZAHRA - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN BARDO - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN SOUSSE - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN NABEUL - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN SFAX - ORANGE CALL CENTER IN CHARGUIA - ORANGE CALL CENTER IN KRAM - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN MONASTIR - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN MEDENINE - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN GABES - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN BEJA - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN MAHDIA - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY DIVONA SHOP - LAC - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN BIZERTE - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN KAIROUAN - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN TOZEUR - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN EL KEF - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN SOUSSE KHEZAMA - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN MARSA MILLINIUM - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN JENDOUBA - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN DJERBA - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN DJERBA II - ORANGE TUNISIE AGENCY IN SFAX II - COMMERCIAL BUILDING R+7 WITH MALL IN BENGHAZI IN LIBYA - MARINA BLOCS ANNEXURED TO SHERATON HOTEL IN LIBYA - REFURBISHMENT OF TOUR BLANCHE HOTEL IN TUNISIA - HOTEL EL BEIDHA IN LIBYA - DIAGNOSTIC AND RENOVATION OF THE DOMESTIC WATER SYSTEM IN THE HAMMAMET PALACE - DIAGNOSTIC AND RENOVATION OF THE CARTHAGE PALACE SWIMMING POOL - “SOLITEX” FACTORY IN TUNISIA - “AVENTIS” COMPANY POLYVALENT ROOM - “STICODEVAM” COMPANY COMPUTER SCIENCE ROOM - SHOWROOM SEAT CHARGUIA - AIR CONDITIONING OF ENNASR BUILDING - REFURBISHMENT OF PALM BEACH HOTEL IN DJERBA - AIR CONDITIONIN OF RESTAURANT EL MOURADI IN SOUSSE - AIR CONDITIONING OF FREESHOP MADINA PORT LA GOULETTE - ENNEIFER BUILDING IN LAC - DEN–DEN MOSQUE - ChARGUIA MOSQUE - COMITE NATIONAL OLYMPIQUE TUNISIEN (CNOT) - EL MOKHTAR TOWER R+14 WITH COMMERCIAL MALL BENGHAZI – LYBIA - AIR CONDITIONING OF ENNASR II BUILDING - AIR CONDITIONING OF KHEIREDDINE BUILDING LES BERGES DU LAC (LOTS N°20, 21, 23 & 24,25 & 26) - AIR CONDITIONING OF LOCALS ANNEXURED TO ORANGE LAC - ENNAKL II BUILDING (CHARGUIA) - SONEB SFAX NEW BUILDING - REFURBISHMENT OF HOTEL MAISON BLANCHE MED V - NEIFER SFAX BUILDING R+10 - TAKAFUL BUILDING R+10 - COMITE DE COORDINATION DU R.C.D BARDO BUILDING - CNSS BENGHAZI R+6 - COMMERCIAL BUILDING IN LES BERGES DU LAC (REAL LAC ESTATES) - AIR FRANCE HEAD OFFICE - TANIT HAMMAMET COMPLEXE - SONEB NEW BUILDING IN SFAX - TUNISIAN LYBIAN BANK AGENCY (BTL ARIANA) - TUNISIAN
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