An active industrial expansion project in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, involving complex excavation around dense underground utilities and ongoing civil-MEP coordination.
Duration
2025 – Present
Value
SAR 6.6 Million
Role
Project Engineer
Excavation routes cross a dense network of existing underground utilities, leaving little margin for error.
Work is coordinated around an active industrial facility, where disruption to existing operations isn't an option.
Cross-checking civil, mechanical, and electrical drawings before excavation reaches each zone, not after.
Sequencing excavation zone by zone around confirmed utility locations rather than working the full footprint at once.
Fast turnaround on technical queries and RFIs to keep excavation decisions moving without delay.
On an active industrial site, the real work is preventing conflicts before they reach the ground — not resolving them after.
Key Insight
No underground utility conflicts during excavation to date, not only utility, but also drainage pipes, domestic and industrial water pipes.
Civil and MEP scopes progressing without cross-discipline rework.
Project tracking against the approved schedule as of 25th July 2026.
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