Major Khurram RiazOfficer in Charge, Quality Assurance | 501 Central Workshop EME, Rawalpindi | August 2019 - July 2020Location: Rawalpindi, PakistanSummary:Results-oriented quality assurance officer with a proven track record in ensuring the highest standards of quality in a military workshop. Possess strong technical expertise, analytical skills, and a commitment to excellence. Experienced in implementing quality control measures, conducting inspections, and identifying areas for improvement.Key Skills:• Quality Assurance• Quality Control• Technical Expertise• Inspection• Problem-Solving• Analytical Thinking• LeadershipExperience:Officer in Charge, Quality Assurance | 501 Central Workshop EME, Rawalpindi | August 2019 - July 2020• Oversaw the quality assurance function of a large military workshop, ensuring that all products and services met the highest standards.• Developed and implemented quality control procedures and standards.• Conducted regular inspections of workshop facilities, equipment, and processes to identify potential quality issues.• Investigated and resolved quality problems, implementing corrective actions to prevent recurrence.• Analyzed quality data to identify trends and areas for improvement.• Provided training and guidance to workshop staff on quality assurance principles and practices.• Coordinated with other departments within the workshop to ensure that quality standards were maintained throughout all operations.

Major Khurram RiazAdministrative Officer | Station Workshop EME, Rawalpindi | June 2016 - July 2020Location: Rawalpindi, PakistanSummary:Results-oriented administrative officer with a proven track record in overseeing the administrative functions of a military workshop. Possess strong organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills, coupled with a commitment to efficiency and effectiveness. Experienced in managing personnel, financial matters, and administrative procedures in a complex military environment.Key Skills:• Administrative Management• Personnel Management• Financial Management• Organizational Skills• Problem-Solving• CommunicationExperience:Administrative Officer | Station Workshop EME, Rawalpindi | June 2016 - July 2020• Managed the day-to-day administrative functions of a military workshop, ensuring efficient and effective operations.• Overseed personnel matters, including recruitment, training, performance evaluation, and disciplinary procedures.• Handled financial matters, including budgeting, accounting, and procurement.• Developed and implemented administrative procedures to streamline processes and improve efficiency.• Coordinated with other departments within the military to ensure smooth operations and compliance with regulations.• Resolved administrative issues and problems in a timely and effective manner.

Major Khurram RiazSecond in Command | Station Workshop EME, Rawalpindi | June 2016 - July 2020Location: Rawalpindi, PakistanSummary:Results-driven second in command with a proven track record in supporting the efficient operation of a military workshop. Possess strong leadership, technical expertise, and organizational skills, coupled with a commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety and quality. Experienced in managing personnel, coordinating operations, and ensuring the overall effectiveness of the workshop.Key Skills:• Leadership• Management• Technical Expertise (Vehicles, Equipment)• Logistics• Quality Control• Problem-Solving• CommunicationExperience:Second in Command | Station Workshop EME, Rawalpindi | June 2016 - July 2020• Served as the second in command of a military workshop, supporting the commanding officer in overseeing the overall operations.• Managed personnel, including training, performance evaluation, and disciplinary matters.• Coordinated with other departments within the military to ensure smooth operations and compliance with regulations.• Provided leadership and guidance to workshop staff, ensuring that tasks were completed efficiently and effectively.• Assisted the commanding officer in developing and implementing strategic plans for the workshop.• Represented the workshop in meetings and conferences.• Ensured that the workshop maintained a high level of operational readiness and met all performance standards.

Major Khurram RiazWorkshop Officer | Station Workshop EME, Rawalpindi | June 2016 - July 2020Location: Rawalpindi, PakistanSummary:Results-oriented workshop officer with a proven track record in overseeing the efficient operation of a military workshop. Possess strong technical expertise, leadership, and organizational skills, coupled with a commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety and quality. Experienced in managing vehicle inspections, spare parts procurement, repairs, maintenance, and personnel administration.Key Skills:• Technical Expertise (Vehicles, Equipment)• Logistics• Quality Control• Maintenance Management• Leadership• Problem-Solving• CommunicationExperience:Workshop Officer | Station Workshop EME, Rawalpindi | June 2016 - July 2020• Supervised the daily operations of a military workshop, ensuring efficient and effective maintenance of vehicles and equipment.• Conducted regular inspections of vehicles and equipment to identify maintenance needs and ensure compliance with safety standards.• Managed the procurement and distribution of spare parts, coordinating with relevant departments to ensure timely delivery.• Overseed the repair and maintenance of vehicles, ensuring that all work was performed to the highest quality standards.• Implemented effective maintenance procedures to optimize vehicle performance and longevity.• Maintained a focus on quality control and assurance throughout all operations.• Managed workshop personnel, including training, performance evaluation, and disciplinary matters.• Coordinated with other departments within the military to ensure the timely and efficient completion of maintenance tasks.

Major Khurram RiazOfficer Commanding | 157 Infantry Workshop Company, 51 EME Battalion | January 2015 - January 2016Location: Miran Shah, North Waziristan Agency, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, PakistanSummary:Experienced officer commanding with a proven track record in leading a workshop company in a challenging low-intensity conflict environment. Possess strong leadership, technical expertise, and problem-solving skills, coupled with a commitment to maintaining operational efficiency and personnel safety. Skilled in managing vehicle inspections, spare parts procurement, repairs, maintenance, and personnel administration in a demanding operational environment.Key Skills:• Leadership• Management• Technical Expertise (Vehicles, Equipment)• Logistics• Quality Control• Human Resources• Problem-Solving• Communication• Counterinsurgency OperationsExperience:• Led a workshop company in a challenging low-intensity conflict environment, ensuring operational readiness and personnel safety.• Conducted regular inspections of vehicles and equipment in a demanding operational environment.• Supervised the fitment of spare parts and the repair of vehicles, often under challenging conditions.• Implemented effective maintenance procedures to optimize vehicle performance and longevity in a demanding operational environment.• Maintained a focus on quality control and assurance throughout all operations.• Managed company matters, including correspondence, accounts, human resources, leave management, security, and safety.• Organized physical activities, evening games, and sports to promote team spirit and well-being.• Participated in obligatory events and represented the company in official functions.• Led recovery operations and conducted repairs of military vehicles, track vehicles, and construction machinery in challenging mountainous terrain.• Planned and executed on-site repairs and door-step repairs by deploying site repair teams.

Captain Khurram RiazOfficer Commanding | 188 Corps Troops Workshop Company, 42 EME Battalion | January 2014 - August 2014Location: Karachi, PakistanSummary:Results-driven officer commanding with a proven track record in overseeing the efficient operation of a workshop company. Possess strong leadership, organizational, and technical skills, coupled with a commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety and quality. Experienced in managing vehicle inspections, spare parts procurement, repairs, maintenance, and personnel administration.Key Skills:• Leadership• Management• Technical Expertise (Vehicles, Equipment)• Logistics• Quality Control• Human Resources• Problem-Solving• CommunicationExperience:Officer Commanding | 188 Corps Troops Workshop Company, 42 EME Battalion | January 2014 - August 2014• Conducted regular inspections of vehicles and equipment to assess their condition and identify maintenance needs.• Processed demands for spare parts based on inspection findings and coordinated with relevant departments.• Liaised with the purchase officer, spare management officer, and spares depot to ensure timely procurement and distribution of spare parts.• Supervised the fitment of spare parts and the repair of vehicles, ensuring adherence to quality standards.• Implemented effective maintenance procedures to optimize vehicle performance and longevity.• Maintained a focus on quality control and assurance throughout all operations.• Managed company matters, including correspondence, accounts, human resources, leave management, security, and safety.• Organized physical activities, evening games, and sports to promote team spirit and well-being.• Participated in obligatory events and represented the company in official functions.

A Strategic Supply Chain Manager: My Role as Local Purchase OfficerAs the Local Purchase Officer at 42 EME Battalion Karachi from June to December 2013, I was responsible for ensuring the timely procurement of essential spare parts and equipment to support the unit's operations. My role involved a strategic blend of procurement expertise, financial acumen, and supply chain management.I meticulously planned and executed the procurement process, beginning with identifying the specific spare parts required for various types of equipment and vehicles. This involved close coordination with technical experts to ensure that the procured items met the highest standards of quality and compatibility.Obtaining competitive quotations from reputable suppliers was a critical aspect of my responsibilities. I adhered to the Pakistan Public Procurement Rules (PPRA), ensuring transparency, fairness, and accountability in the procurement process.Once quotations were received and evaluated, I negotiated the best possible deals to secure favourable pricing and delivery terms. I closely monitored the procurement process, ensuring that spare parts were delivered on time and in accordance with specifications.Maintaining an efficient supply chain was essential for the smooth functioning of the unit. I tracked inventory levels, forecasted future requirements, and coordinated with suppliers to ensure a steady flow of spare parts.Financial management was another key aspect of my role. I prepared budgets, monitored expenditures, and ensured that procurement activities were aligned with the unit's financial resources. Accurate record-keeping and timely reporting were essential for effective financial planning.My experience as Local Purchase Officer provided me with valuable insights into supply chain management, procurement strategies, and financial planning. I honed my skills in negotiation, problem-solving, and stakeholder management, which have been invaluable in my subsequent roles.

I am Captain Khurram Riaz, and I served as the Spares Management Officer at 42 EME Battalion in Karachi from June 2013 to December 2013. My role involved ensuring the smooth functioning of the supply chain for spare parts, which was critical for the repair and maintenance of military equipment and vehicles. I liaised closely with the Spares Depot and contractors, particularly in my dual capacity as the Local Purchase Officer, to secure timely and efficient provision of spares.In addition to managing dead stock communication and analyzing fault trends, I ensured that all spares were provided in a timely manner to avoid delays in operations. My responsibility also included maintaining a careful balance of dues in and dues out, which required meticulous management of inventories and active communication with all stakeholders to maintain the operational readiness of the battalion. This role sharpened my expertise in logistics management, procurement, and supply chain optimization.

Captain Khurram RiazAudit Officer | Corps Audit Committee, Headquarters 5 Corps Karachi | June 2013 - December 2013Location: Karachi, PakistanSummary:Dedicated and results-oriented audit officer with a proven track record of streamlining financial processes and ensuring compliance. Possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills, coupled with a commitment to maintaining the highest standards of integrity and confidentiality. Experienced in managing audit objections, providing expert consultancy, and facilitating effective communication with stakeholders at all levels.Key Skills:• Financial Auditing• Regulatory Compliance• Problem-Solving• Analytical Thinking• Communication• Leadership• TeamworkExperience:Audit Officer | Corps Audit Committee, Headquarters 5 Corps Karachi | June 2013 - December 2013• Received and organized audit objections from subordinate units.• Provided expert consultancy to facilitate effective responses to audit findings.• Represented the Corps Audit Committee in meetings with higher-level teams.• Successfully negotiated settlements for audit objections.

Hello, I am Captain Khurram Riaz, and I had the distinct honour of serving as the Officer in Charge of the Field Repair Group at the 602 Regional Workshop EME in Karachi from October 2011 to August 2012.In this pivotal role, I was responsible for overseeing the maintenance and repair of a wide range of military equipment, ensuring operational readiness and efficiency. My duties included managing a team of skilled technicians, coordinating repair schedules, and implementing quality control measures. I was also tasked with diagnosing and troubleshooting complex mechanical and electronic issues, ensuring that all repairs met the highest standards of safety and functionality. This role required a deep understanding of technical systems, exceptional leadership skills, and the ability to make critical decisions under pressure. It was a challenging yet immensely rewarding experience that honed my expertise and reinforced my commitment to excellence in every aspect of my duties.

I, Captain Khurram Riaz, had the honor of serving as the Workshop Officer in the 150 Infantry Workshop Company, under 54 EME Battalion, from November 2010 to October 2011, stationed in Lahore. During this time, my responsibilities were diverse and critical to the operational readiness of our unit.One of my primary duties was overseeing the running/field repair section. This role required me to ensure that all deployed vehicles and equipment were maintained to the highest standard. Whether it was emergency repairs in the field or scheduled maintenance, I had to coordinate and lead a team of skilled technicians to ensure that every piece of equipment was operational at all times. Quick decision-making and effective resource management were essential in this fast-paced environment.In addition to field repair duties, I was also responsible for the engine overhaul section, where we focused on the in-depth servicing and rebuilding of engines. This role was highly technical, requiring a deep understanding of engine mechanics and a meticulous approach to ensure that engines were restored to peak performance. By maintaining the integrity of these machines, I helped extend their service life, ultimately saving resources and reducing downtime for the unit.Overall, my tenure as a Workshop Officer provided me with the opportunity to enhance my leadership skills, technical expertise, and operational readiness, all while ensuring the effectiveness of our equipment and support systems in the field.

A Master of Organization: My Role as Administrative OfficerAs the Administrative Officer at 602 Regional Workshop EME Karachi from October 2011 to August 2012, I was responsible for overseeing the efficient and effective operation of a large and complex organization. With a team of approximately 700 personnel under my charge, my duties encompassed a wide range of administrative functions.Human resources management was a significant aspect of my role. Leave administration, including leave applications and ensuring compliance with regulations, was another key responsibility.Maintaining discipline and ensuring adherence to military standards were paramount. I implemented disciplinary procedures, conducted investigations, and provided counselling to address any misconduct or behavioural issues.Financial management was also a critical component of my role. I oversaw the unit's accounts, ensuring accurate record-keeping, budgeting, and financial reporting. I was responsible for managing military transport, coordinating vehicle maintenance, and ensuring the safe and efficient movement of personnel and equipment.Security and safety were top priorities. I implemented security measures to protect the unit's personnel, facilities,assets. I also conducted safety inspections, identified potential hazards, and implemented corrective actions to ensure a safe working environment.In-out control, ensuring that personnel adhered to entry and exit procedures, was another important responsibility. I monitored attendance, maintained accurate records, and enforced punctuality.Finally, I was responsible for managing unit headquarters correspondence, ensuring that all official communication was handled promptly and accurately.My experience as Administrative Officer provided me with invaluable insights into organizational management, leadership, and administration. I honed my skills in planning, problem-solving, and communication, which have been instrumental in my subsequent roles.

A Taste of Leadership: My Time as Mess OfficerAs the Mess Officer of Tenacious Ten Mess in Lahore from January to June 2011, I had the unique opportunity to oversee the daily operations of a bustling military dining facility. Attached from 54 EME Battalion, I quickly immersed myself in the intricacies of mess management, balancing culinary excellence with efficient administration.My responsibilities as Mess Officer were multifaceted. From menu planning and food procurement to ensuring the highest standards of hygiene and sanitation, I was at the helm of a complex operation. I supervised a team of dedicated staff, ensuring their training and motivation to deliver exceptional service.Beyond the operational aspects, I also played a vital role in fostering a positive and convivial atmosphere within the mess. Organizing social events, coordinating guest dinners, and ensuring the comfort and satisfaction of our patrons were key priorities.The experience of serving as Mess Officer was both challenging and rewarding. I honed my leadership skills, developed a keen eye for detail, and gained valuable insights into the intricacies of hospitality management. It was a memorable chapter in my military career that I will cherish for years to come.

I am Captain Khurram Riaz, and I had the privilege of serving as the Protocol Officer at Headquarters 4 Corps Lahore from January 2011 to March 2011, while being attached from 54 EME Battalion. In this role, I was responsible for managing and overseeing the coordination of official visits, events, and high-level engagements. This included liaising with dignitaries, military officials, and other stakeholders to ensure the smooth execution of official protocols. I handled logistical arrangements, facilitated meetings, and ensured that all ceremonial and administrative aspects were executed with precision. My duties demanded excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to represent the military with the highest level of professionalism.