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Mohammed Ghouse

Engineering Manager at Dellner Couplers India Private Limited

Experienced engineering professional with expertise in Innovative Concept design, 6 Sigma, CAD, DFMEA. Skilled in project management, resource planning, recruitment, mentoring. Strong communication and decision-making abilities.

Experience

Engineering Manager

Senior Member - R&D

Assistant Manager - Design

Assistant Designer

CAD Engineer

CAD Engineer

Improved students' technical skills and knowledge in the field of computer-aided design

Projects

Design and Development of Mechanical Couplers and Gangways

  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Railway Systems
  • Design
  • Engineering
  • Manufacturing
  • CAD
  • Simulation
  • Testing
  • Prototyping
  • Safety Regulations
  • Maintenance
  • IRIS Standards

Impact:

New Product Development, Cost Reduction and Reliability Projects

  • Product Development
  • Production Management

Impact:

new product development in overseas and training

  • European Standards
  • Concept design
  • Innovation
  • Training

VA/VE Projects

Awards

Continuous Improvement Process

Introduced the Continuous Improvement Board for Product & Process for

all the employees by providing suggestions / Ideas and Got award and

Appreciation from Global Management in Dellner.

Best People Management

Got maximum score 98/100 from the directly reporting team members in

the Global Employee Survey in Dellner.

Patents

Sliding Inner Panel for Train Gangway

Design of Sliding Inner Panel for Train Gangway with three piece construction, which slides one another along with the Train movement on the Rail Curve.

Advantages of having Sliding Panel is to provide Enough Room for the Passengers to Stand / Sit on the Gangway while traveling.

Edge Cover mechanism on the Sliding Panel for Train Gangway

Edge Cover mechanism for Sliding Panel for Train Gangway, which covers the gap between the Panel and the Floor system.

Advantages of having edge cover is to maintain the same vertical distance of the gap during the Train movements.