Lead Engineer - Mechanical Component

Ensuring that supplier is compliant with Contractual requirements through Requirement Management activity (during whole lifecycle and when applicable).

Managing the Technical interface with the supplier co-ordinating with all the internal functions (e.g. Civil design, arrangement, process, electrical, I&C, construction, quality etc...) and partners (e.g. Product Lines and Consortium partners). Implementing and managing design freezes for the each technical interface.

Supporting the Mechanical Lead Engineer and the Project team in technical discussions/ submissions to the client and relevant authorities related to his/ her scope.

The Equipment Engineer shall provide full and timely support for all Project site construction and commissioning staff; in particular in the close-out punch lists to obtain PAC and FAC with the Customers, resolution of NCRs etc…

Managing the experience feedback for the activities within their scope of responsibility, including participating in 8D investigations raised on the projects and proposing revisions of the reference documentation assigned to the group.

Recording on a weekly basis the man-hour spent broken down and detailed as defined by their Sub-discipline Leader. Identifying and explaining overspends. Obtaining approval to proceed from their Sub-discipline Leader of any requests for support from any other function.

Supporting their Sub-discipline Leader with all the tasks necessary to ensure the running of an efficient and effective group.

Identifying to his/ her Sub-discipline Leader ways to improve the processes, reducing costs and timescales.

Provide the requested support to Tender Engineering for the equipment packages under his/ her responsibility including specialist input to tenders and Client questions/ clarifications.

Maintain and update the standard reference documentation within the scope of responsibility of the group assigned by his/ her Sub-discipline Leader.

Participate in technical development and cost reduction processes, supporting NPI activities for the equipment packages under his/ her responsibility.

Provide support to other groups within the Mechanical Equipment & Systems Engineering Department as requested by his/ her Sub-discipline Leader.

On projects, make conceptual design of systems and issue related documentation (e.g. design notes, concept documents) for packages where these activities are in the responsibility of the group specialism.

The Equipment Engineer will need to develop for the equipment associated with their specific group within the Mechanical Equipment & Systems Engineering Department a working knowledge of:

The different technologies associated with this equipment/ system with the extent and limits of their application and provide comparison reports as required.

The application of the design codes for the various components (e.g. EN, AD, ASME, EPRI etc…) particularly related to equipment sizing, performance and mechanical integrity.

Operating principals including limitations related to mechanical integrity design and lifetime of the equipment.

Mechanical/ Chemical processes and technical/ technology limits. Optimisation of process design for manufacture.

Material selection for the various applications.

Pre-assembly and transportation constraints on manufacture and specifically site assembly of the equipment as a result of these constraints.

Erection/ commissioning of the equipment/ systems.

Special studies associated with the validation/ justification of the equipment/ system design.