In-House Mechanical Engineer (Project Site)

Hired candidates will have the following opportunities:

  • Competitive salary based on relevant skills and work experience
  • Learning and development opportunities
  • Career development opportunities for high potential and top performing employees

Qualifications

  • Graduate of BS Mechanical Engineering
  • Licensed Mechanical Engineer is required
  • Fresh graduates are welcome to apply
  • Knowledgeable in on-site supervision, monitoring, and coordination of Plumbing
  • and Fire Protection works
  • Familiar with Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) schedules, construction plans, specifications, quality standards, and safety requirements
  • Able to read and interpret construction plans, shop drawings, and technical documents

Duties and Responsibilities

BIM / Plan Review

  • Reviews and interprets For Construction Drawings (FCDs), approved shop drawings, material submittals, and method statements
  • Ensures in-house mechanical works comply with approved plans, specifications, and project requirements
  • Raises Requests for Information (RFI) and Requests for Approval (RFA) for technical clarifications and design conflicts

Quality Management

  • Ensures compliance with approved work sequences, inspection checklists, and quality standards
  • Verifies completeness and accuracy of testing records, checklists, and as-built drawings
  • Conducts functional testing and performance evaluation of in-house mechanical systems
  • Reports and assists in resolving non-conformance reports (NCRs) and qualityrelated concerns
  • Monitors implementation of corrective and preventive actions on site

Inventory and Material Management

  • Assists in monitoring delivery, storage, and issuance of mechanical materials on site
  • Checks delivered materials against approved material submittals and specifications
  • Records daily material usage and reports shortages, damages, or discrepancies

Construction and Site Coordination

  • Monitors in-house mechanical installations to ensure compliance with approved drawings and project specifications
  • Conducts testing and commissioning activities prior to project turnover and acceptance
  • Maintains project documentation including daily reports, RFIs, RFAs, and testing records
  • Participates in coordination meetings with project teams, subcontractors, and other departments
  • Inspects and validates endorsed work areas prior to installation and turnover activities

Innovation and Safety Compliance

  • Recommends process improvements and value engineering initiatives related to quality, safety, and cost efficiency
  • Ensures compliance with approved safety programs, site policies, and construction safety standards

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

  • Company events
  • Employee discount
  • Health insurance
  • Life insurance
  • On-site parking
  • Opportunities for promotion
  • Paid training
  • Promotion to permanent employee

Application Question(s):

  • How much is your asking salary?

Work Location: In person

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