Summary

Overview

Work History

Education

Skills

Timeline

Sceond class engine driver from Mercantile Marine Department Kolkata

SUKUMAR SARKAR

Kuwait City

Summary

Dynamic Diesel Generator Team Leader with proven expertise at Digitus Group Kuwait, adept at troubleshooting complex systems and leading teams to enhance operational efficiency. Recognized for exceptional communication and problem-solving skills, successfully managing projects and fostering client satisfaction while ensuring safety compliance in high-pressure environments.

Overview

years of professional experience

Work History

Disel Generator Team Leader

Digistus Group Kuwait

08.2003 - Current

Developed strong organizational and communication skills through coursework and volunteer activities.
Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
Passionate about learning and committed to continual improvement.
Cultivated interpersonal skills by building positive relationships with others.
Proved successful working within tight deadlines and a fast-paced environment.
Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
Gained strong leadership skills by managing projects from start to finish.
Worked well in a team setting, providing support and guidance.
Demonstrated strong organizational and time management skills while managing multiple projects.
Worked flexible hours across night, weekend, and holiday shifts.
Adaptable individual with exceptional interpersonal skills and talent for building relationships. Known for delivering outstanding service and enhancing client satisfaction. Focused on fostering positive interactions and creating collaborative environment.
Experience in handling generator sets such as Caterpillar, Kohler, Cummins, Perkins, Ascot, Yanmar, Kirloskar, and Detroit Diesel.
I possess extensive experience in the maintenance, overhaul, and operation of diesel engines with capacities of up to 40,000 BHP. This expertise encompasses the testing of newly installed diesel engines and the supervision of their installation processes.
Experience in the rectification and repair of mechanical and electrical systems for diesel engines.

Diesel Technician

Bader Al Mulla & Brass Co. Ltd. W.L.L. Kuwait

05.2001 - 06.2003

Assessed equipment for damage, wear, battery life, and fluid levels.
Removed components and completed repairs or installed new replacements.
Replaced parts such as belts, hoses and motors on different systems.
Assessed engines to inform preventive maintenance work.
Troubleshot systems, traced problems and diagnosed root causes.
Changed faulty or damaged fuel injectors, air filters and spark plugs in diesel engines.
Set up and managed maintenance schedules.
Installed and maintained generator sets and equipment.
Carried out inspections on over [Number] small and large capacity generators weekly.
Performed preventive maintenance and repairs on various types of equipment.
Utilized variety of tools and test equipment to troubleshoot and diagnose equipment malfunctions.
Inspected, tested and adjusted mechanical and electrical systems to facilitate proper functioning.
Repaired and replaced pumps, valves and motors.
Rewired and replaced faulty electrical components in equipment.
Conducted regular inspections of equipment to promptly identify issues that could cause machinery malfunctions.

Marine Diesel Technician

Fahim Offshore & Ship Management Pvt. Ltd.

02.1999 - 04.2001

Serviced and maintained engines by performing regular oil and filter changes.
Ordered new parts for broken belts, hoses and filters, resupplying inventory.
Executed tune-ups on diesel engines by adjusting valves and setting engine timing.
Handled repairs, replacing broken components and inspecting engines for wear and tear.
Replaced parts such as belts, hoses and motors on different systems.
Troubleshot systems, traced problems and diagnosed root causes.
Changed faulty or damaged fuel injectors, air filters and spark plugs in diesel engines.
Maintenance, overhaul, and repair of various diesel engines.

Marine Service Technician

Marine Care Service LLC Dubai.

08.1997 - 01.1999

Main engine overhaul involves disassembling, inspecting, cleaning, and repairing or replacing components such as pistons, liners, cylinder heads, valves, and bearings.
Servicing auxiliary engines, generators, and related equipment ensures reliable operation.
Pump and valve maintenance involves inspecting, overhauling, and replacing pumps and valves used in fuel, lubricating oil, cooling water, and bilge systems.
Cleaning heat exchangers, condensers, and coolers to ensure efficient heat transfer.
Inspection and Repair of Pipework: Checking pipelines for leaks, corrosion, and wear; repairing or replacing them as necessary.
Alignment and calibration involve checking the alignment of machinery, such as pumps, motors, and the main engine shaft, as well as calibrating instruments and safety devices.
Electrical system maintenance involves inspecting and repairing electrical panels, wiring, lighting, and control systems in the engine room.
Inspections of fuel, ballast, and lubricating oil tanks for cleaning and repairs.
Inspection of Fire and Safety Equipment: This involves servicing fire suppression systems, alarms, and other safety equipment.

Marine Technician

Kuwait Ship Building & Repair Co.

01.1997 - 05.1997

Main Engine Overhaul: Disassembling, inspecting, cleaning, and repairing or replacing engine components such as pistons, liners, cylinder heads, valves, and bearings.
Pump and Valve Maintenance: Inspecting, overhauling, and replacing pumps and valves used for fuel, lubricating oil, cooling water, and bilge systems.
Propeller and Rudder Maintenance: Inspecting, repairing, or replacing propellers, shafts, rudders, and related components.
Hull Inspection and Repair: Checking the ship’s hull for damage, corrosion, or biofouling and carrying out necessary repairs or cleaning.

Marine Fitter

South India Corporation.

12.1995 - 06.1996

Dismantling and Reinstalling Machinery: Removing or disconnecting engine room machinery and equipment that may need to be moved for hull repairs (such as pumps, motors, or pipe sections near the hull). Reinstalling and aligning machinery after hull work is completed.
Pipework Disconnection and Refitting: Disconnecting fuel, seawater, ballast, or other pipelines attached to the hull or tanks being repaired and refitting, aligning, and pressure testing pipework after hull repairs.
Installing and Repairing Sea Valves and Sea Chests: Overhauling or replacing sea valves, sea chests, and overboard discharges that penetrate the hull and cleaning, inspecting, and ensuring watertight integrity of these fittings.
Machinery Alignment and Foundation Checks: Inspecting and realigning engine and pump foundations, especially if hull repairs have affected structural supports.
Maintenance of Cooling and Lubrication Systems: Cleaning and overhauling sea water strainers, coolers, heat exchangers, and associated pipework that are connected to hull penetrations.
Assisting with Hull Openings: Supporting hull fitters by providing access to engine room spaces, removing obstacles, or preparing machinery for safe hull work.
Leak Testing and Inspection: Participating in leak tests of hull penetrations, tanks, and pipework after repairs. Ensuring engine room systems are watertight and operational before the vessel leaves dry dock.

Junior Engineer

Shahi Shipping LTD

09.1995 - 11.1995

Routine Machinery Rounds: Carrying out regular inspections of the engine room and auxiliary machinery spaces. Checking for abnormal noises, leaks, vibrations, or temperatures.
Assisting Senior Engineers: Helping with maintenance and repair work on main engines, generators, pumps, compressors, purifiers, boilers, and other equipment. Supporting senior engineers during machinery overhauls and troubleshooting.
Record Keeping: Logging operational data such as temperatures, pressures, and running hours in engine room logbooks or electronic management systems. Recording fuel and lubricant consumption.
Watchkeeping Duties: Standing watch under the supervision of a senior engineer (often as part of a 4-hour shift system). Monitoring machinery performance and responding to alarms or abnormal conditions.
Lubrication and Cleaning: Lubricating machinery as per the lubrication schedule. Cleaning engine room spaces, bilges, and machinery to maintain safety and hygiene standards.
Bunker Operations: Assisting with fuel oil and lube oil bunkering (receiving fuel or oil from shore). Monitoring tank levels and ensuring safe transfer procedures.
Auxiliary Systems Maintenance: Performing minor maintenance on pumps, air compressors, purifiers, and other auxiliary systems. Replacing filters, gaskets, and minor components under supervision.
Safety and Environmental Compliance: Participating in safety drills (fire, abandon ship, oil spill response). Assisting with pollution prevention equipment such as oily water separators and sewage treatment plants.
Inventory and Spare Parts: Assisting in inventory management for engine room spares and consumables. Helping to receive, store, and organize spare parts.
Learning and Professional Development: Gaining hands-on experience and technical knowledge under the guidance of senior engineers.
Studying ship’s manuals, safety procedures, and company policies.