AlhussainMajeid Alwayli
Civil Engineer
Civil Engineering graduate with hands-on field training within the Qiddiya Speed Park project environment.

Experience
June 2026 to October 2026Civil Engineering COOP Trainee
UNIMAC / Qiddiya Speed Park Project
16 weeks
Field training
3
Case studies
Departmental rotation
Exposure, not roles held
- Finance
- Procurement
- Contracts
- Tendering
- Commercial
- Human Resources
- Safety / HSE
- Sales
- SAP and Purchase Orders
- Engineering
- Quality Control
- Environmental
- MEP
Full record
- Organisation
- UNIMAC, United Maintenance & Contracting Company
- Project
- Qiddiya Speed Park Project
- Location
- Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- Period
- June 2026 to October 2026
Sixteen weeks of cooperative field training within the Qiddiya Speed Park construction environment: an orientation across company departments, then site work on parking packages and external infrastructure, moving from observation toward field supervision and crew coordination.

Training journey
Schematic, not to scale
Orientation & Operations
June 2026
Company structure and the departments that support construction, from the company departments to the project site.
- LearnedSource: Weekly report 1, 21 June
Company orientation: organisational structure, business activities and the cooperative training plan.
- LearnedSource: Weekly report 1, 21 June
Visits to Finance, Procurement, Contracts, Tendering, Commercial, HR and Safety; how each supports a project.
- LearnedSource: Weekly report 1, 22 June
Introduction to the SAP system and the purpose of purchase orders.
- ObservedSource: Weekly report 1, 23 June
The purchasing cycle from material request to supplier selection and PO approval.
- LearnedSource: Weekly report 1, 24 June
Commercial and tendering: how project costs are managed and technical and financial proposals prepared.
- ObservedSource: Weekly report 1, 25 June
First visit to the project site: met the project managers and site engineers, site organisation and daily operations.
Materials & Environment
June to July 2026
Where materials come from and how the site controls quality and environmental impact: asphalt plant, environmental procedures, concrete inspection.
- ObservedSource: Training summary
Asphalt plant visit and asphalt production exposure.
- LearnedSource: Training summary
Environmental procedures: Environmental Management System (EMS), Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP), ISO 14001, environmental monitoring and dust control.
- ObservedSource: Training summary
Fresh concrete inspection: temperature measurement, slump testing, sampling and compressive-strength specimens for 7-day and 28-day testing.
- LearnedSource: Training summary
PPE, HSE talks, excavation barricading, pedestrian routes and safe material placement.
Site Execution
July 2026
Parking 12: interlock, foundations, landscaping and finishing, working with the crews on site.
- SupervisedSource: Weekly report 5, 23 July
Shuttering, CLSM pour, white-sand bedding and interlock preparation across two shifts.
- SupervisedSource: Weekly report 5, 23 July
Revised Parking 12 layout with additional traffic and directional signs: participated with the engineering team, supervising sign installation and positioning.
- MonitoredSource: Training summary
Foundations, formwork, reinforcement and concrete casting for site elements; landscaping and finishing.
- CoordinatedSource: Training summary
Final finishing crew (6 workers, 1 Bobcat, 1 JCB) coordinated before the Parking 12 handover.
Field Supervision
July to August 2026
Parking 7: survey coordination, contractors and subcontractors, drainage, canopy and lighting foundations, base layers and the first asphalt.
- SupervisedSource: Weekly report 5, 22 July
20 canopy foundations supervised to the approved drawings; contractors' excavation, reinforcement and concrete monitored.
- SupervisedSource: Training summary
40 canopy foundations: alignment, level and position verified with survey coordination.
- SupervisedSource: Weekly report 7, 2 August
Interlock and kerb stone installation supervised; white sand and ABC preparation followed and roller compaction monitored.
- MonitoredSource: Weekly report 7, 5 August
Two ABC layers and their compaction monitored, soil testing by the testing laboratory observed and the MC1 application monitored.
- MonitoredSource: Weekly report 7, 6 August
First asphalt layer monitored alongside the asphalt engineer with the consultant present; surveying of drainage points and levels followed.
- MonitoredSource: Weekly report 7, 8 August
Excavation to the stormwater connection monitored; preparation for connecting the drainage line to the main manhole followed.
Infrastructure
August 2026
Qiddiya Speed Park external works: roads, stormwater drainage, concrete and QA/QC.
- SupervisedSource: Weekly report 9, 16 August
Stormwater drainage works supervised and followed up; installation and preparation of drainage channels along the road observed.
- MonitoredSource: Weekly report 9, 18 August
Bus access road: cutting and removal of the existing interlock monitored; excavation and preparation works followed.
- SupervisedSource: Weekly report 9, 19 August
Speed hump and drainage crossing supervised; fresh concrete inspected and the preparation of test specimens monitored.
- SupervisedSource: Weekly report 9, 20 August
Bus access road base preparation supervised after the interlock removal; storm line excavation supervised.
- MonitoredSource: Weekly report 10, 24 August
Layout corners, alignment and levels checked; unsecured traffic cones identified and their installation followed up.
- SupervisedSource: Weekly report 10, 25 August
Landscaping by the subcontractor supervised after utility checks; kerb stone finishing supervised; interlock base compaction followed.
- SupervisedSource: Weekly report 10, 26 August
Landscaping excavation supervised after utility checks; drainage channels and grates inspected; wheel stop alignment and levels checked.
- MonitoredSource: Weekly report 10, 27 August
Remaining stormwater drainage sections followed up to closure with concrete.
- ObservedSource: Training summary
Attended the project's milestone event for 1 Million Safe Man-Hours Without Lost Time Injury, a project milestone.
- Supervised: 10
- Coordinated: 1
- Monitored: 7
- Observed: 5
- Learned: 6
Education
3.81/5
GPA
Bachelor of Civil Engineering
Najran University / 2026
- Graduation project
- Ultra-High-Performance Concrete (UHPC) Reinforced with Date Palm Fibers
- Languages
- ArabicNative
- EnglishIntermediate / Working Proficiency
Certifications
Structural Engineering Course
ILTC72hProject Management Training
36hTechnical Reports Writing
Najran UniversityEnglish Language Course
Wall Street EnglishMendeley Reference Management Course
Najran UniversityIthra Program
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture20h
Capabilities
- Parking 12
- EPU / Parking 7
- Qiddiya Speed Park
- No site record
Site Engineering
- Construction drawing reading
- Site supervision
- Site inspection
- Site coordination
- Basic quantity takeoff
Civil / Infrastructure
- Concrete works
- Infrastructure works
- Asphalt
- Pavement works
- Drainage
- Interlock
- Kerb stone works
Quality & HSE
- Quality control awareness
- Material inspection
- HSE awareness
- Environmental awareness
- Construction inspection
Software
- AutoCADbasic
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft Office
- Course
- SAFE
- ETABS
- SAP2000
- Revit
Core Competencies
- Teamwork
- Communication
- Adaptability
- Problem solving
Full record
Site Engineering
- Construction drawing reading
- Formwork, foundation positions and revised sign layouts checked against the approved drawings.
- Site supervision
- Assigned activities supervised under the site team: foundations, CLSM and interlock, drainage, walkway concrete.
- Site inspection
- Fresh concrete, drainage channels and grates, wheel stops, barricading and traffic cones.
- Site coordination
- Crews, surveyors, contractors and the landscaping subcontractor; finishing crew before handover.
- Basic quantity takeoff
- Basic level (owner's brief); no site record.
Civil / Infrastructure
- Concrete works
- Foundations, kerb support, flush kerb trench (C20), walkways, drainage closures; pouring, levelling and finishing.
- Infrastructure works
- Parking packages and external works within Qiddiya Speed Park.
- Asphalt
- MC1 prime coat and the first asphalt layer with the asphalt engineer; asphalt plant, core sampling and inspection exposure.
- Pavement works
- Aggregate base course in two layers, compaction, CLSM, bedding sand, bus road base preparation.
- Drainage
- Stormwater pipes, connection to the main manhole, drainage channels, grates and a drainage crossing.
- Interlock
- CLSM, white sand and interlock sequence; compaction, joint filling, cutting and removal for the bus access road.
- Kerb stone works
- Kerb installation, raised and flush kerbs, finishing and cleaning, taper for bus turning.
Quality & HSE
- Quality control awareness
- Soil testing on base layers by the testing laboratory, asphalt inspection with the consultant, concrete specimens.
- Material inspection
- Fresh concrete inspection, temperature and slump exposure, asphalt temperature, aggregate base course.
- HSE awareness
- PPE, HSE talks, barricading open excavations, pedestrian routes, safe material placement, traffic cones.
- Environmental awareness
- EMS, CEMP, ISO 14001, environmental monitoring and dust-control practices (departmental exposure).
- Construction inspection
- Levels, alignment, wheel stops, kerb edges, pre-handover finish.
Software
- AutoCAD
- Basic.
- SAFE
- Structural Engineering Course, 72 hours (ILTC).
- ETABS
- Structural Engineering Course, 72 hours (ILTC).
- SAP2000
- Structural Engineering Course, 72 hours (ILTC).
- Revit
- Structural Engineering Course, 72 hours (ILTC).
- Microsoft Excel
- Productivity.
- Microsoft Office
- Productivity.
Core Competencies
- Teamwork
- Worked alongside the asphalt engineer, surveyors, site engineers and crews.
- Communication
- Site observations recorded and submitted to the site engineer for corrective action.
- Adaptability
- Two shifts in one day to support a tight schedule; departmental rotation before site work.
- Site coordination
- Crew and equipment coordination during finishing; contractor and subcontractor follow-up.
- Problem solving
- Missed foundation excavation caught from the drawings; unsecured cones; kerb taper for bus turning.
Contact
Open to Civil & Site Engineering Opportunities