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Power Station 19.03.98(AE) Halishohore, PDB, Maint.For 06 Weeks in July/06 (Distribution Southern Zone, Chittagong) SL.No ID-No Date of Birth Name, District and Designation and Present Topics of Foreign Training and Country Inspection Topics and its Duration Comments Qualification and Date of Posting Duration joining 1 1-0510 31.01.61 Mr. Md. Azharul Islam Addl. CE 1) Grid Connected Wind Germany, 1) Technical orientation & Pabna Distribution Southern Energy from 01.09.96 to quality test witness on 10 Nos.- B.Sc.Engg. (Elec.) Zone 30.08.97 5/6.67 MVA, 33/11 KV Power 31.03.83 (AE) Chittagong. Transformer from 15.11.13 to 01.02.92(SDE) 21.11.13 in China. 21.01.03(XEN) 2) Quality acceptance test of 33 10.09.13(SE) KV ACR from 20.06.14 to 26.06.14 13.12.15 (Addl. CE) for 7 days in Australia. 3) Detail drawing against Shahjibazar 330 CCPP Project from 26.07.15 to 08.08.15 in China. 2 1-0732 23.02.61 Mr. Iqbal Karim, SE i) Power Transformer from Iran 1) Technical orientation & Attach to CE 25.07.03 to 07.08.03 quality test witness of insulator Chittagong, against Chitt. zone power dist. B.Sc.Engr.(Elec.), Distribution Southern ii) Pre-Paid Metering from South Africa, system dev. project from 28.08.15 Zone 16.08.01 to 26.08.01 Tanzania, to 03.09.15 in China. 19.5.86(AE) Chittagong. 21.11.99(SDE) iii) Training on Pre-Payment U.K. 10.07.05(XEN) Metering System From 08.02.16 (SE) 15.01.06 to 15 Days 3 1-01747 25.08.75 Mr. Md. Kenoyar Hossain, Asstt. CE (XEN) incharge 1) Supply of 11KV Lighting Bogra Distribution Southern Arrester & 11KV DOFC the B.Sc.Engr (Elec.) Zone Program titled “Technical 07.04.2006 (AE) Chittagong. Orientation and Quality Test 16.06.14 (SDE) Witness” for 07 (seven) days in 05.11.14 (XEN, Incharge) China at March/11 2) Quality acceptance test against Chittagong Hill Track Electrification Project from 04.04.15 to 10.04.15 in India. 3) Inspection of generator test against Bibiana south project from 09.05.16 to 15.05.16 in Germany. Page 1 4 11-0373 31.12.57 Mr. Md. Shafiur Rahman SDE Comilla Office of CE, Diploma (Elec.) Distribution Southern Zone 29.07.82(SAE), Chittagong. 22.04.10(AE) 25.06.15 (SDE) ZRS, PDB, Chittagong SL.No ID-No Date of Birth Name, District and Designation and Present Topics of Foreign Training and Country Inspection Topics and its Duration Comments Qualification and Date of Posting Duration joining 1 1-01103 15.02.69 Mr. Golam Hyder Talukder, XEN, 1) Training on LV Protection of China 1) inspection (Factory visit at Zonal Repairing Shop, Distribution Transformer from site) against Chittagong Power Barisal, September/05 for 15 days. Station 1No Unit (Turbine, B.Sc.Engr.(Mech), PDB, Chittagong. 2) “Factory Training" aganist China Boiler, Electrical, I & C & Dohazari 100 MW Peaking Operation) from 13.09.10 to 19.07.94 (AE) Power Plant Construction 20.09.10 for 08 days in China. 01.07.03 (SDE) Project for 30 (Thirty) days 2) Technical orientation & 31.07.12 (XEN) from 15.06.2011 to Quality test witness from 0175-5582417 14.07.2011(Excluding travel 20.04.15 to 30.04.15 in China. 0171-1152235 time) 0155-4398791 (bond for 5 years) 2 1-01783 01.04.84 Mrs. Arifar Yasmin SDE 1) Testing & Inspection on 33KV Feni Zonal Repairing Shop, Capacitor Bank and at the B.Sc.Eng(Mech.) Manufacturer Premises from 31.05.09(AE) PDB, Chittagong. 09.04.07 to 16.04.07 for 07 days in 24.12.14 (SDE) India. 25.06.15 (SDE) 3 1-01898 26.06.84 Ms. Nilufarin Akter AE, Chapainawabganj Zonal Repairing Shop, B.Sc. Engg. (Mech.) 20.04.11 (AE) PDB, Chittagong. 01816359292 [email protected] Page 2 Central Computer Centre, Chittagong SL.No ID-No Date of Birth Name, District and Designation and Present Topics of Foreign Training and Country Inspection Topics and its Duration Comments Qualification and Date of Posting Duration joining 1 9-0004 05.06.66 Mr. Engr. Manik Chandra System Analyst 1) PSCDP tarining program on Thailand Ghosh Chittagong Computer "Project Management (Batch- Khulna Center, PDB, Chittagong. 2)" from 02.09.13 to 13.09.13 B.Sc. Engineering (EEE) 24.01.96 (Asst. Programmer) 01711354469 [email protected] 2 1-01999 12.12.81 Mr. Engr. Sheikh Md. Assistant Engineer Zakaria Chittagong Computer Chittagong Center, PDB, Chittagong. B.Sc. Engineering (CSE) 02.10.11 (AE) 01818244822 [email protected] 3 12.02.84 Engr. Nazia Fatema Assistant Programmer Patuakhali Chittagong Computer B.Sc. Engineering (Mech.) Center, PDB, Chittagong. 05.12.11 (Asst. Programmer) 01720355355 [email protected] O & M Circle, Chittagong (North) SL.No ID-No Date of Birth Name, District and Designation and Present Topics of Foreign Training and Country Inspection Topics and its Duration Comments Qualification and Date of Posting Duration joining 1 1-0749 01.06.62 Mr. Mohammad Moqbul SE (Incharge) 1) Single Phase Electronic Meter Hossain, O & M Circle, Chittagong from 02.01.05 to 06.02.05 in India. B-Bharia, (North) B.Sc.Engr.(Mech.), 2) "Technical Orientation & Quality test witness" of 11 KV 30.08.86 (AE) Single Phase Potential 019.03.98(SDE) Transformer from 01.10.13 to 10.07.05(XEN) 07.10.13 in China. 29.01.15 (SE, Incharge) 3) Technical orientation & quality test witness from 13.06.15 to 19.06.15 in China. Participation in the Electricity transmission and distribution of South Asia from 23.04.16 to 07.05.16 in USA. Page 3 S & D Division, Mohra 1 1-01751 01.10.78 Mr. Mithu Kumar Biswas XEN (Incharge) 1) Training Instrumentation, Italy Chittagong S & D Control + HT Switchgear B.Sc.Engr (Elec.) Division,Mohra,PDB, (Electrical) aganist Kaptai 12.05.08 (AE) Chittagong. Hydro Power Plant (Unit-3) for 16.06.14 (SDE) 30 days (G.O. Issued dated 24.11.14 (XEN, Incharge) 01.07.10). 2) Operation & maintenance India of steam turbine from 28.10.13 to 08.11.13 2 1-02007 03.12.79 Mr. Md. Asaduzzaman AE, Chuadanga Sales & Distribution B.Sc. Engg. (Elect.) Division 02-10-11 (AE) Mohra, PDB, Chittagong. 01714443173 [email protected] S & D Division, Hathazari 1 1-01380 01.04.72 Mr. Mohammad Hossain XEN(Incharge), 1) "Technical Operation & Imam, S & D Quality Test Witness" from Chittagong, Division,Mohra,PDB, 07.09.09 to 16.09.09 in China. B.Sc.Engr.(Elec.), Chittagong. 2) "Technical Orientation & Quality Test Witness for Meter & 05.03.2000(AE) Meter Enclosure" from 16.03.14 25.06.09(SDE) to 25.03.14 in China.A20 21.12.11(XEN Incharge) 3) Factory acceptance Test of 33 KV guy insulator against Ctg. Power Distribution dev. Project from 10.11.15 to 17.11.15 in China 2 1-01975 18.07.83 Mr. Md. Abdullah Al Mamun AE Sardar Rajshahi Sales and Distribution B.Sc. Engg. (Elect.) Division Hathazari, PDB, 02-10-11 (AE) Chittagong. 01717853702 [email protected] Page 4 S & D Division,Fauzdarhat 1 1-01356 01.03.74 Mr. Shakh Md. Mahfuzul XEN, 1) Training on India 1)"Workshop on Numerical Hoque, Split Bolt Lien Tape Connector Relays in MV/LT Systems" from Norail, Distribution Division, G-452 (Greater Rajshahi Proj). 27.09.10 to 29.09.10 in India. B.Sc.Engr.(Elec.), Fouzderhat, PDB, For March/06 for 07 days 2) Technical orientation & Chittagong quality test witness against 05.03.2000(AE) SCADA Project from 23.03.15 to 25.06.09(SDE) 31.03.15 in China. 16.10.2011 (XEN, Incharge) 18.06.15 (XEN) S & D Division, Barabkundo 1 1-01302 10.05.73 Mr. Prasenjit Chakraborty, XEN 1) Training on Meter Singapore 1) Technical know-how & Chittagong Sales & Distribution Technology against SCADA Technology Transfer on B.Sc.Engr.(Mech.), Division, Barabkunda, Project from 12.03.15 to operation & maintenance of 400 PDB, Chittagong. 28.03.15 . kw & 3150kw Feed pump motors" 13.07.99(AE) from 22.11.07 to 28.11.07 in 26.07.05(SDE), China. 16-10-11 (XEN, Incharge) 2) "Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) 18.06.15 (XEN) & Technical Orientation Course" 01755584894 against Greater Chittagong Power Distribution Project SCADA- Rehabilitation & Extension in Sep/2011 for 07 days or from the date of actual journey (excluding travell time) in New Zealand. 2 11-0470 01.01.63 Mr. Md. Ainal Hoque AE Chapainawabganj Sales & Distribution Diploma (Elect.) Division, Barabkunda, 25-8-84 (SAE) PDB, Chittagong. 27-12-11 (AE) Page 5 O & M Circle, Chittagong (South) SL.No ID-No Date of Birth Name, District and Designation and Present Topics of Foreign Training and Country Inspection Topics and its Duration Comments Qualification and Date of Posting Duration joining 1 1-0779 03.05.63 Mr. Md. Samsul Alam, SE (Incharge) 1)145KV &36KV CT & PT From China, 1)15.01.02 to 24.01.02 in A proposal sent to 08.10.03 to 08.01.04 for 90 days Singapore ministry on Khustia, O & M Circle, Chittagong 2) 300 Nos 11KV Current Oct/2015 for B.Sc.Engr.(Mech.), (South), PDB, India & Transformer (CT) 11KV Potential "Factory Chittagong. 2)VCB & Control Panel From China Transformer (PT) from Oct/2006 Acceptance Test " 30.08.86(AE) 02.07.04 for 14 Days for 07 days in China of insulator 19.03.98 (SDE) Sweden 3) Inspection of Programmable against Chitt.
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