Mohammed Ariful Hoque

With over 17 years at BSRM Steel Mills and 42,000+ hours of hands-on operation, I specialize in heavy equipment and crane operations, mass excavation, and scrap recycling while ensuring top-tier safety and efficiency. Skilled in troubleshooting, equipment maintenance, and safety compliance, I have successfully contributed to large-scale industrial projects, including my tenure at Hyundai Engineering & Construction (Singapore).

A Red Seal Challenger recognized by SkilledTradesBC, Schedule Exam 23 April 2025 I bring internationally certified expertise in heavy equipment operations. Additionally, my training from Singapore BCA Academy has strengthened my technical proficiency in construction, excavation, and material handling Forklift Operating.

With a strong work ethic, problem-solving abilities, and a commitment to teamwork, I am eager to apply my expertise to new challenges in the construction and heavy equipment industry.

Traveling and biking in Bandarban and Cox’s Bazar is an incredible adventure, offering a mix of rugged hill trails, lush greenery, and stunning coastal roads. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect:

Bandarban is the most mountainous district in Bangladesh, making it a paradise for adventure bikers. The steep and winding roads through the Chibouk Hills, Nilgiri, Nilacel, and Boga Lake offer breathtaking views. The ride can be challenging due to sharp curves and sudden elevation changes, but the thrill of navigating these terrains is worth it. You’ll also get to explore indigenous communities like the Marma, Chacma, and Morong people, adding a cultural dimension to your journey.

If you love long coastal rides, the journey from Bandarban to Cox’s Bazar is spectacular. The Marine Drive Road (from Cox’s Bazar to Teknaf, is one of the most scenic biking routes in Bangladesh, with the sea on one side and the hills on the other. It’s a smooth ride compared to Bandarban but offers a different kind of thrill—especially at sunrise or sunset.