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Mr Rachmadi | Chief Engineering and Project Officer PT MRT Jakarta
Working Experience / Management Affairs
• 1985; Geotechnical Engineer PT Gamma Epsilon Bandung
• 1985/1986; Join with PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Indonesian Railway Company), as Executive and also Civil Geotechnical Postgraduate Student of ITB, scholarship from Railway Company.
• 1989-1990; Head of Sub-Section Survey Design, Development Division, Engineering Directorate of the Railway Head Office in Bandung.
• 1990-1995; Head of Sub-Section Survey Design, Planning Technical Division, Engineering Directorate of the Railway Head Office in Bandung.
• 1995-1998; Project Leader of Railway Infrastructure, central Java, Semarang.
• 1988-1999; Head of Long Term Plan, Planning & Development Center, Bandung Railway Headquarters.
• 1999-2001; Head of Roads and Buildings Operations Area I Jakarta
• 2001-2002; Department Head of Company Long Term Plan, Planning & Development Center, Bandung Railway Headquarters
• 2002-2005; Head of Passenger Transport Division, Jabotabek Railway, Jakarta.
• 2005-2009; Head of Sub-Directorate Engineering Plan, PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Indonesian Railway Company)
• 2009-Current; Engineering and Project Director of PT MRT Jakarta
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Appearances at this years' conference:
Conference Day 1 (30 October 2012)
@ 12.00
Delivering Jakarta’s MRT to expand the city’s mass transit network
What is the current project status? What have been the accomplishments in the past year?
What are the key design specifications and requirements to ensure construction efficiency and safety?
Partnering with key stakeholders to ensure timely delivery of projects
What are the key specifications and requirements to ensure optimal operational efficiency and safety?
› Mr Rachmadi, Chief Engineering and Project Officer, PT MRT Jakarta
@ 14.40
Optimising urban tunnelling and underground construction for Jakarta’s first MRT project
What are the challenges arising from the geographical and geological features of the construction areas?
Best practice methods and technologies used for minimising the impact on the nearby ground structures and traffic flow
Risk mitigation from potential natural disasters and ensuring continuous safety measures
› Mr Rachmadi, Chief Engineering and Project Officer, PT MRT Jakarta