Construction Mechanical Completion Engineer

Met T&S; Dubai; On-site; AED 120,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering company in Dubai is seeking a Construction Mechanical Completion Engineer with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering and a minimum of 10 years of experience in the construction or oil and gas industry. The role involves ensuring mechanical completion, managing punch lists, and preparing compliance reports. Proven experience in major EPC projects is preferred. Competitive benefits include full board accommodation and travel support.

Benefits

Single status

Full board and accommodation on site

Travel to home country in economy class

Qualifications

• Minimum of 10 years of experience preferably within the construction or oil and gas industry.
• Relevant experience in 3 major EPC projects; oil & gas, petrochemical sector.

Responsibilities

• Ensure execution of all aspects related to mechanical completion.
• Cooperate with mechanical completion coordinator and engineering team.
• Set up the construction and commissioning master ITP models.
• Prepare all mechanical completion reports for construction/commissioning teams.

Skills

Excellent communications and interpersonal skills

Attention to detail

Management skills

Team-oriented skills

Self-motivation and problem resolution

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Benefits

• Single status.
• Full board and accommodation on site.
• Travel to home country in economy class.

Construction Mechanical Completion Engineer (Turnover Engineer) ensures the execution of all aspects related to mechanical completion, both in home office and at site.

Duties and responsibilities

In case of MILEMATE utilization in a specific project, he / she will follow all MILEMATE activities for the specific project, interfacing with mechanical completion leader.

In home office, his / her main responsibilities are

To set up the construction / pre-commissioning / commissioning master ITP models.

Cooperate with mechanical completion coordinator, engineering and commissioning team to ensure that all the deliverables required to build the completion database are in line with the contractual requirements (TAG list / family TAG list / system and subsystem list / check sheet and ITP).

To upload in MILEMATE the information prepared by the engineering functions like NPS / NPD / PD system definition, construction, pre-commissioning and commissioning ITP project models, discipline tag extraction.

To generate all models necessary for reporting of site inspection for each TAG (construction / pre-commissioning / commissioning).

Participate to the development of MM training program for various project roles.

To ensure the set-up the user account of nominated person of construction quality, in agreement with ICT.

To perform the gap analysis between company master ITP models and the project approved ITP models limited to construction.

To verify the models applicability / family TAG gap analysis for construction phase.

To validate the data collection uploaded in MILEMATE.

At site, operatively reporting to the mechanical completion coordinator or, if not present, to the construction Quality Manager, his / her main duties and responsibilities are the following

To receive (by discipline supervisors or quality construction inspectors) original punch list, recording them on the punch list record logbook and assuring their insertion in MM.

To take care of the punch list progress, maintaining the updated report of the closed items, monitoring the status of pending priority punch list in each subsystem and keeping construction management informed, and addressing discipline supervisors / subcontractors punch list close-out as per given priority by the pre-commissioning group.

To take care of the provision of punch lists printouts to supervisors, as well as of the collection of approval signatures from the responsible, once the field works have been completed.

To monitor discipline completion, issuing the discipline acceptance certificate according to handover procedure, when a discipline is completed within a subsystem.

To monitor field completion dossier status for each subsystem / system, issuing the subsystem / system ready for commissioning certificate according to handover procedure, when the subsystem / system is completed.

Assign subsystems / check sheets to each components / TAGS according to approved ITPs.

Participate to weekly meetings with construction / commissioning teams for hand over completion according to commissioning prioritization.

Verify that all the punch points are properly characterized in the punch list forms before inputting them to MILEMATE.

Prepare all daily / weekly / monthly mechanical completion reports that are shared with construction / commissioning teams.

Lead construction team to handover DAC (Discipline Acceptance Certificate).

Lead commissioning team to handover MCC (Mechanical Completion Certificate) to the client to implement commissioning activities.

Issue DAC, MCC and RFSU with proper certificates and documents.

Prepare the final dossier (field inspection certification dossier).

Help the mechanical completion coordinator / engineers to populate the data into MILEMATE.

Scan all the completed check sheets to MILEMATE! Insert / close the punch lists in MILEMATE, archiving properly all the documents.

Person Specification

Knowledge & Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Experience

• Minimum of 10 years of experience preferably within the construction or oil and gas industry.
• Relevant experience in 3 major EPC projects; oil & gas, petrochemical sector.

Skills and Abilities

Excellent communications and interpersonal skills.

Attention to detail, management skills.

Team-oriented skills, self-motivation and direction, with strong bias toward timely performance and problem resolution.

Candidates must possess a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and have a minimum of 10 years of experience in the construction or oil and gas industry.

Relevant experience in three major EPC projects in the oil & gas or petrochemical sector is preferred.