Mechanical Installation Engineer

To lead, organize, and direct supervisor and contractor forces to ensure all mechanical construction activities are completed safely, on schedule, and in full compliance with project specifications and international codes.

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Site Management & LeadershipTeam Direction: Organize and direct site supervisors and contractor workforces to ensure productivity and timely completion of tasks.Daily Coordination: Coordinate daily construction activities for direct-hire forces and subcontractors to maintain workflow.Problem Solving: Lead troubleshooting efforts, identify field clashes or technical issues, and suggest immediate corrective actions.Operational Continuity: Follow up on the daily installation processes and resolve site-specific problems to prevent delays.

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Technical Execution & Quality ControlInstallation & Inspection: Oversee the installation and inspection of mechanical equipment, piping systems, valves, and mechanical instruments according to applicable codes and standards.Fabrication & Erection: Monitor and follow up on the pre-fabrication and erection of piping, pipe supports, and steel structures.System Verification: Conduct inspections and "punching" of systems against Isometrics and P&IDs to ensure as-built accuracy.Testing Readiness: Prepare piping systems for hydro-static testing and manage the clearing of punch list items to reach the reinstatement phase.

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Inter-departmental CoordinationSupply Chain Liaison: Coordinate between the Construction, Engineering, Procurement, and Material departments to ensure all required materials are available and delivered to the site in a timely manner.Reporting: Prepare accurate daily, weekly, and monthly progress reports for project management.HSE Leadership: Strictly apply and enforce the Company’s Safety Management System (SMS).Risk Mitigation: Ensure all site activities are conducted under safe working conditions and that the workforce adheres to PPE and permit-to-work (PTW) protocols.

Bachelor’s Degree: B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from an accredited university.Very good English level (Conversation)

Past experience in (GLS & GFS Tanks) bolted steel.

Bachelor’s Degree: B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from an accredited university.Very good English level (Conversation)

Past experience in (GLS & GFS Tanks) bolted steel.