Mechanical Engineer

ENGIE Group; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

ENGIE Group actively seeks a Mechanical Engineer to join the Pelican Point Power Station team in Melbourne. The role focuses on reliability, performance and integrity of critical generation assets, delivering engineering activities and supporting asset management, outages and projects.

You will work with maintenance and operations to enhance plant reliability, investigate issues, and contribute to continuous improvement while developing technical capability and safety excellence.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering; eligible for Chartered Professional Engineer status; current driver's licence and White Card.
• Experience or exposure to power generation, renewables or heavy industrial mechanical engineering.
• Understanding of asset management and maintenance principles for rotating equipment.
• Experience supporting outage planning, maintenance activities and project delivery.
• Knowledge of procurement processes, contractor management and budget monitoring.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving capability with CMMS and engineering software.

Responsibilities

• Support asset management of gas turbines, steam turbines, HRSGs and balance of plant systems.
• Collaborate with maintenance and operations to improve plant reliability and performance.
• Investigate equipment issues and identify root causes; contribute to engineering solutions.
• Assist with planning, coordination and delivery of major and minor outages.
• Manage assigned engineering deliverables and contribute to projects and plant modifications.
• Support budget development, expenditure management and engineering reporting activities.

Skills

Power generation

Outage planning

Budget monitoring

Asset management

Root cause analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering

Chartered Professional Engineer eligibility

Job description

Join our team at Pelican Point Power Station as a Mechanical Engineer, supporting the reliability, performance and integrity of critical generation assets. You'll deliver assigned engineering activities and contribute to asset management, maintenance, outages and engineering projects, while continuing to build your technical expertise and professional capability.

• Support the asset management of gas turbines, steam turbines, heat recovery steam generators and balance of plant systems.
• Work collaboratively with maintenance and operations teams to support plant reliability and performance.
• Investigate equipment issues, identify root causes and contribute to the development and implementation of practical engineering solutions.
• Assist with the planning, coordination and delivery of major and minor plant outages.
• Manage assigned engineering deliverables and contribute to engineering projects, plant modifications and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Support budget development, expenditure management and engineering reporting activities.

About You

You're a motivated mechanical engineering professional with at least 1 to 5 years post Graduate Engineer experience who enjoys solving technical challenges and working with operational teams. You'll bring sound engineering fundamentals, a proactive approach to asset reliability and a commitment to safe, high-quality outcomes.

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, with eligibility to pursue Chartered Professional Engineer status, along with a current driver's licence and White Card.
• Experience or exposure to power generation, renewables or a heavy industrial mechanical engineering environment.
• Understanding of asset management and maintenance principles for rotating equipment and critical plant assets.
• Experience supporting outage planning, maintenance activities and engineering project delivery.
• Knowledge of procurement processes, contractor management and budget monitoring.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving capability, with the ability to work with maintenance management systems and engineering software.

If you don't meet every requirement but believe your skills and experience could be a strong fit, we'd still encourage you to apply.

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