Reza Moeini

Reza Moeini has a diverse work experience in the field of mechanical engineering. Reza started their career in 2006 at Farsachimi Petrochemical Company, where they worked as a Mechanical Engineer involved in commissioning, start-up, operations, and maintenance activities. Reza was responsible for preparing commissioning and start-up procedures, coordinating testing activities, and ensuring compliance with procedures.

In 2011, Reza joined Fluor as a Project Engineer and worked on the Woodside LNG Plant Refurbishment Project. Their role involved defining the Scope of Work, developing detailed work packages and Inspection Test Plans, and overseeing mechanical and piping installations.

Reza then moved to Bechtel Corporation in 2013 as a Mechanical/Piping Field Engineer for Chevron's Wheatstone LNG Project in Western Australia. Reza was responsible for preparing installation workpacks for piping and mechanical equipment installations, adhering to project specifications, design drawings, and codes.

In 2017, Reza joined Clough Amec as a Facilities Engineer, where they worked on the Yara Fertilizer Petrochemical Plant. Their responsibilities included estimating costs and man-hours, scoping and planning plant modifications and maintenance activities, defining the Scope of Work, and developing detailed workpacks for mechanical and piping maintenance.

Reza's most recent role was at Worley, where they worked as a Project Engineer starting in 2018. Reza was involved in various projects as a key member of the engineering team, overseeing project execution and ensuring that deliverables were met according to schedule and budget.

In 2020, Reza joined World Energy, LLC as a Sr. Mechanical Engineer, where they continue to utilize their skills and expertise in the field.

Reza Moeini pursued their Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering at Bahonar University from 2002 to 2006.