Aamer in discussions with Chinese counterpart at the
1600 MLD capacity Yangshupu water treatment works, rehabilitated
under the Shanghai Environment ProjectAamer Yousaf
joined Mott MacDonald in 1997 after four years with AEA Technology.
He is a chartered mechanical engineer with a BEng and MEng from
Oxford University.
Since joining Mott MacDonald Aamer has worked on a variety of water
infrastructure projects for UK water companies and also for
international clients in India, China, Ireland, Qatar and
Tajikistan. This has included two years as a senior resident
engineer in Shanghai, China, leading a team of 14 supervision
engineers for a suite of large clean water projects – part of the
£295 million Shanghai Environment Project - and eight months in
Qatar undertaking a feasibility study for the Ras Laffan Common
Cooling Water System.
Aamer has just completed an assignment assisting Thames Water with
their five-year long AMP4 programme of clean water infrastructure
projects, where he was the lead MEICA engineer for the Thames Water
Ring Main Resilience Project – a £110 million strategic expansion
of the key clean water conveyance system for the city of London,
including 15km of 2.5m internal diameter tunnels and three large
below-ground clean water pumping stations. His role involved
leading a team of multidisciplinary engineers to deliver the MEICA
aspects of the design and the construction contract documents.
Aamer has recently transferred to Abu Dhabi where he is Water
Utilities Manager - responsible for project management and
budgetary control of a range of water infrastructure projects
across the UAE. He is managing a team of 15 office and site staff,
delivering projects with annual fees of £1 million. He also has the
role of water sector business development manager across the Middle
East.
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