University of Strathclyde | United Kingdom
Mr. Bebetebe Fetimi marine engineering professional and early-career researcher with expertise in marine reliability engineering, human and equipment reliability, and safety-critical maritime systems. He holds a First Class B.Sc. in Marine Engineering and formal qualifications in safety and risk management, supported by advanced professional training in tanker operations, high-voltage systems, ship security, and international maritime regulations. His professional experience spans offshore oil and gas operations, shipyard HSEQ management, and dynamic positioning vessels, where he has contributed to machinery maintenance, safety audits, incident investigation, ISM compliance, and operational risk control. Currently engaged in doctoral-level research in marine reliability engineering, his research interests focus on human reliability assessment, alternative fuel ship propulsion safety, maritime risk modeling, and the application of structured methods such as HEART, CREAM, and root cause analysis to improve system resilience. His scholarly output reflects a developing research profile with h-index: 1, documents: 2, and citations: 10 (current records), demonstrating growing academic impact alongside strong industry relevance. He has been recognized for safety leadership, operational excellence, and analytical problem-solving within multidisciplinary teams. Overall, his profile represents a balanced integration of applied engineering practice and research-driven insight aimed at advancing reliability, sustainability, and risk-informed decision-making in modern maritime and offshore engineering.
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