ENGINEER - MECHANICAL COMPLETION (E&I)

About the Role

The role involves coordinating with commissioning engineers to define system boundaries, assisting in pre‑commissioning and commissioning planning, and managing all mechanical completion activities across disciplines. Collaboration with engineering, the owner's representative, supervisory staff, and internal departments ensures mechanical completion and preservation, including database management, checklist issuance, inspection of installations, and documentation of comprehensive completion dossiers. • Coordinate with commissioning engineers to define system/sub‑system boundaries. • Assist in developing pre‑commissioning and commissioning plans and programs. • Support mechanical completion and preservation activities with engineering and supervisory staff. • Prepare and manage a tag database for each discipline in the project completion software. • Issue, update, and track mechanical completion and preservation check sheets and punch lists; generate reports. • Inspect onboard installations and create punch lists as needed. • Create systemisation and boundary markup for subsystems in mechanical completion packages. • Prepare mechanical completion packages and complete dossiers with check sheets, records, procedures, certificates, and P&ID drawings. • Resolve technical issues during project planning and execution phases.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸system boundaries
• ▸pre‑commissioning
• ▸mechanical completion
• ▸tag database
• ▸checklists
• ▸inspections

What You Bring

Candidates must have an education in mechanical, electrical, or marine engineering, strong project management and contract administration skills, and deep knowledge of shipyard operations, mechanical completion processes, certification and regulatory requirements, as well as familiarity with standards such as Norsok and class rules. The position requires 5–10 years of relevant experience, including at least two years in shipyard conversion or new‑build projects, experience with major oil and gas facilities, and proficiency with project completion software like WinPCS, PIMS, and Procosys. • Hold education and knowledge in Mechanical, Electrical, or Marine Engineering. • Demonstrate strong project management and contract administration abilities. • Possess shipyard experience with mechanical completion for conversions and new builds. • Understand construction processes and related quality requirements. • Know certification and regulatory requirements for marine, offshore, process, and drilling equipment. • Familiar with Norsok standards, class rules, and shipbuilding standards. • Experience with permit‑to‑work and lock‑out/tag‑out systems. • Skilled in mechanical completion, commissioning, and preservation procedures. • Proficient with project completion software such as WinPCS, PIMS, and Procosys. • Degree or Diploma in Electrical, Mechanical, or Marine Engineering. • 5‑10 years of mechanical completion experience, including 2+ years in shipyard conversion or new‑building projects and work on major oil and gas projects (FLNG, LNG, FPSO, FSRU, etc.).

Requirements

• ▸mechanical eng
• ▸project management
• ▸shipyard
• ▸norsok
• ▸winpcs
• ▸5-10 yrs

Work Environment

Onsite