About Mehaboob Basha Mulla
A seasoned Quality Professional with over 18 years of expertise in Project Management, Quality Management Systems, and Site Management, specialising in the Oil & Gas, EPCM (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management), and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) industries.
Currently, serving as a Design Quality Assurance Engineer at a renowned Oil & Gas company, where i'm playing a critical role in monitoring and ensuring the performance of design contractors across Pre-FEED, FEED, and EPC phases. My responsibilities include upholding rigorous quality standards, identifying design deficiencies, and driving continuous improvement in design workflows to align with project objectives and industry benchmarks.
My career reflects a steadfast commitment to quality, operational excellence, and the successful delivery of complex projects. With a deep understanding of industry standards, I excel in mitigating risks, enhancing design processes, and fostering collaboration between stakeholders.
Passionate about innovation and continuous learning, i'm dedicated to advancing the field of Quality Management and mentoring the next generation of professionals.
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