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• Member of Australian Computer Society ACS
• Project Management Professional PMP Certified
• LEED engineer Green Associate
• Diploma in Design of Grid connected PV systems
• Diploma in Project Management AUC
• Diploma in Telecommunications
• Bachelor of Electrical and telecommunication Engineering
Ahmed Eltammamy is a highly experienced professional with a proven track record in the construction and infrastructure industry. With over 25 years of experience,
Ahmed has successfully managed numerous projects in Australia and internationally. Ahmed's expertise lies in services delivery and project management. He has a comprehensive understanding of the entire project lifecycle, from strategic planning to execution and delivery. Throughout his career, he has successfully developed project strategies, implemented budgetary controls, mitigated risks, and built strong client relationships.
Ahmed has worked on a diverse range of projects, including Rail Works, Airport & Aviation Industry, Laboratories, Data Centres, and Utility Infrastructure. He has held various positions such as Services Package Manager, Senior Project Manager, and Project Manager for Electrical & Control and ICT.
Some notable projects Ahmed has worked on include the South Dynon depot, King Abdulaziz International Airport, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Dubai Festival City, and various projects in Egypt. His contributions have been instrumental in ensuring the successful completion of these projects, showcasing his ability to deliver high-quality results.
With his extensive experience and expertise, Ahmed Eltammamy is a valuable asset in infrastructure development and services delivery management. He is known for his strong leadership skills, attention to detail, and ability to effectively navigate complex projects.
Package Manager | March 2023 to Present
South Eastern Programme Alliance (SEPA) South Dynon TMF
Kubri Project Management and Consulting
Project Description:
The South Dynon depot is the servicing, maintenance and operations point for most broad- and standard-gauge diesel locomotives in use in Victoria. The overall project objective is to provide additional capacity to maintain and stable VLocity trains at South Dynon.
Role and responsibilities:
Accountable for managing and installation of electromechanical services including new communications equipment room (CER), main switchboard room (MSB), new electrical inspection room, firefighting pumps & network, Telecommunication fibre optic network, Aspiration fire detection system, vast process piping network. Project Value A$150 million.
Senior Project Manager | June 2016 to Feb 2023
King Abdulaziz International Airport (KAIA), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia - Saudi BinLadin Group(SBG)
Project Description:
Expanding airport capacity to 30 million annual passengers providing 46 gates for international and domestic flights. The scope of the project covered a vast 150 km2 built up area, including a substantial SCADA and BMS network serving 240 buildings, two tier-3 rated Data Centres, numerous external substations, a 100 KW PV solar farm for parking areas, extensive infrastructure of telecommunication network encompassing 600 KM of fibre optic cables, 8000 CCTV cameras, access control systems, and a comprehensive airport meteorological system.
Role and responsibilities:
Ahmed provided engineering management for BMS and SCADA systems, overseeing electrical and mechanical systems along with various building services such as CCTV, access control, fire alarm, and data networks. My responsibilities included advising on project management, setting project objectives, organizing professionals and subcontractors, managing risk, ensuring project alignment with objectives and quality standards, conducting progress monitoring meetings, and recruiting specialists SME’s and subcontractors. Scope A$800 million.
MEP Project Manager | Nov 2012 to May 2016
CAP France BAT
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Project Description:
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology is a private research university. The project involved the comprehensive outfitting of 200 laboratories, encompassing clean rooms, chemistry, physics, and electronic labs, each equipped with intricate electro-mechanical systems including high-purity piping networks, fume hood systems, modulating Air Control (Phoenix Controls), laboratory control systems, Building Management Systems (BMS), fire alarm, firefighting equipment, and advanced telecommunications systems.
Role and responsibilities:
Ahmed reviewed and provided guidance on technical project documentation for building services (BMS, CCTV, fire alarm, access control, and structural data networks), ensuring compliance with identified stakeholder requirements. This involved overseeing the entire process from engineering, procurement, and quality assurance to construction supervision and safety protocols, focusing on value engineering for quality, performance, and cost-effectiveness. Additionally, Ahmed coordinated Testing & Commissioning activities, leading regular progress meetings and client updates, culminating in comprehensive progress reports encompassing Engineering, Procurement, and Construction advancements and variations. Scope A$200 million.
Electrical & Control and ICT Engineering Manager | Oct 2008 to Oct 2012
Saudi Oger Ltd
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Project Description:
The scope of work encompassed the entirety of project services including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and control systems for four massive core and shell academic buildings, spanning a total area of 360,000 square meters. Notably, this project also included the integration of a substantial Data Centre housing the IBM Shaheen supercomputer.
Role and responsibilities:
Ahmed meticulously reviewed design documents, including drawings and specifications, addressing, and rectifying technical queries. Ahmed also oversaw material take-off, shop drawings, single line diagrams, composite, and builder work drawings, and reflected ceiling plans, ensuring adherence to project specifications. His responsibilities extended to coordinating with procurement for material submittals, conducting meetings to facilitate the smooth integration of MEP trades while avoiding architectural obstacles, gathering essential data for Cause & Effect diagrams, and ensuring alignment with the project's fire strategy design intent. Ahmed further examined testing and commissioning method statements, checklists, and test sheets for all MEP trades to maintain quality and compliance. Scope A$250 million.
Construction & Engineering Head for Control and ICT systems | Jan 2006 to Oct 2008
Kharafi National
Dubai Festival City (DFC) Dubai, UAE
Project Description:
Dubai's most favourite and prestigious shopping destinations. With over 400 outlets ICT and Control systems for Dubai Festival city project.
Role and responsibilities:
In this capacity, Ahmed held the responsibility for conducting comprehensive design reviews and implementing construction management for project services including Control & ICT systems. This included the preparation of essential technical documents such as workshop drawings, single line diagrams, cause & effect matrices, material submittals, and Bill of Quantities (BOQs). Ahmed also played a pivotal role in coordinating the integration of Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems among all stakeholders to ensure they aligned with the design's intent. Furthermore, Ahmed supervised construction activities to ensure the faithful implementation of systems in accordance with the design specifications, overseeing all MEP systems to ensure their start-up and operational sequences adhered to the initial design. Scope A$100 million.
• Member of Australian Computer Society ACS
• Project Management Professional PMP Certified
• LEED engineer Green Associate
• Diploma in Design of Grid connected PV systems
• Diploma in Project Management AUC
• Diploma in Telecommunications
• Bachelor of Electrical and telecommunication Engineering
Ahmed Eltammamy is a highly experienced professional with a proven track record in the construction and infrastructure industry. With over 25 years of experience,
Ahmed has successfully managed numerous projects in Australia and internationally. Ahmed's expertise lies in services delivery and project management. He has a comprehensive understanding of the entire project lifecycle, from strategic planning to execution and delivery. Throughout his career, he has successfully developed project strategies, implemented budgetary controls, mitigated risks, and built strong client relationships.
Ahmed has worked on a diverse range of projects, including Rail Works, Airport & Aviation Industry, Laboratories, Data Centres, and Utility Infrastructure. He has held various positions such as Services Package Manager, Senior Project Manager, and Project Manager for Electrical & Control and ICT.
Some notable projects Ahmed has worked on include the South Dynon depot, King Abdulaziz International Airport, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Dubai Festival City, and various projects in Egypt. His contributions have been instrumental in ensuring the successful completion of these projects, showcasing his ability to deliver high-quality results.
With his extensive experience and expertise, Ahmed Eltammamy is a valuable asset in infrastructure development and services delivery management. He is known for his strong leadership skills, attention to detail, and ability to effectively navigate complex projects.
Package Manager | March 2023 to Present
South Eastern Programme Alliance (SEPA) South Dynon TMF
Kubri Project Management and Consulting
Project Description:
The South Dynon depot is the servicing, maintenance and operations point for most broad- and standard-gauge diesel locomotives in use in Victoria. The overall project objective is to provide additional capacity to maintain and stable VLocity trains at South Dynon.
Role and responsibilities:
Accountable for managing and installation of electromechanical services including new communications equipment room (CER), main switchboard room (MSB), new electrical inspection room, firefighting pumps & network, Telecommunication fibre optic network, Aspiration fire detection system, vast process piping network. Project Value A$150 million.
Senior Project Manager | June 2016 to Feb 2023
King Abdulaziz International Airport (KAIA), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia - Saudi BinLadin Group(SBG)
Project Description:
Expanding airport capacity to 30 million annual passengers providing 46 gates for international and domestic flights. The scope of the project covered a vast 150 km2 built up area, including a substantial SCADA and BMS network serving 240 buildings, two tier-3 rated Data Centres, numerous external substations, a 100 KW PV solar farm for parking areas, extensive infrastructure of telecommunication network encompassing 600 KM of fibre optic cables, 8000 CCTV cameras, access control systems, and a comprehensive airport meteorological system.
Role and responsibilities:
Ahmed provided engineering management for BMS and SCADA systems, overseeing electrical and mechanical systems along with various building services such as CCTV, access control, fire alarm, and data networks. My responsibilities included advising on project management, setting project objectives, organizing professionals and subcontractors, managing risk, ensuring project alignment with objectives and quality standards, conducting progress monitoring meetings, and recruiting specialists SME’s and subcontractors. Scope A$800 million.
MEP Project Manager | Nov 2012 to May 2016
CAP France BAT
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Project Description:
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology is a private research university. The project involved the comprehensive outfitting of 200 laboratories, encompassing clean rooms, chemistry, physics, and electronic labs, each equipped with intricate electro-mechanical systems including high-purity piping networks, fume hood systems, modulating Air Control (Phoenix Controls), laboratory control systems, Building Management Systems (BMS), fire alarm, firefighting equipment, and advanced telecommunications systems.
Role and responsibilities:
Ahmed reviewed and provided guidance on technical project documentation for building services (BMS, CCTV, fire alarm, access control, and structural data networks), ensuring compliance with identified stakeholder requirements. This involved overseeing the entire process from engineering, procurement, and quality assurance to construction supervision and safety protocols, focusing on value engineering for quality, performance, and cost-effectiveness. Additionally, Ahmed coordinated Testing & Commissioning activities, leading regular progress meetings and client updates, culminating in comprehensive progress reports encompassing Engineering, Procurement, and Construction advancements and variations. Scope A$200 million.
Electrical & Control and ICT Engineering Manager | Oct 2008 to Oct 2012
Saudi Oger Ltd
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Project Description:
The scope of work encompassed the entirety of project services including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and control systems for four massive core and shell academic buildings, spanning a total area of 360,000 square meters. Notably, this project also included the integration of a substantial Data Centre housing the IBM Shaheen supercomputer.
Role and responsibilities:
Ahmed meticulously reviewed design documents, including drawings and specifications, addressing, and rectifying technical queries. Ahmed also oversaw material take-off, shop drawings, single line diagrams, composite, and builder work drawings, and reflected ceiling plans, ensuring adherence to project specifications. His responsibilities extended to coordinating with procurement for material submittals, conducting meetings to facilitate the smooth integration of MEP trades while avoiding architectural obstacles, gathering essential data for Cause & Effect diagrams, and ensuring alignment with the project's fire strategy design intent. Ahmed further examined testing and commissioning method statements, checklists, and test sheets for all MEP trades to maintain quality and compliance. Scope A$250 million.
Construction & Engineering Head for Control and ICT systems | Jan 2006 to Oct 2008
Kharafi National
Dubai Festival City (DFC) Dubai, UAE
Project Description:
Dubai's most favourite and prestigious shopping destinations. With over 400 outlets ICT and Control systems for Dubai Festival city project.
Role and responsibilities:
In this capacity, Ahmed held the responsibility for conducting comprehensive design reviews and implementing construction management for project services including Control & ICT systems. This included the preparation of essential technical documents such as workshop drawings, single line diagrams, cause & effect matrices, material submittals, and Bill of Quantities (BOQs). Ahmed also played a pivotal role in coordinating the integration of Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems among all stakeholders to ensure they aligned with the design's intent. Furthermore, Ahmed supervised construction activities to ensure the faithful implementation of systems in accordance with the design specifications, overseeing all MEP systems to ensure their start-up and operational sequences adhered to the initial design. Scope A$100 million.