Mechanical Engineer — Power Plant Reliability & Projects

Engie; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

ENGIE Australia is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to support the reliability, performance and integrity of generation assets at Pelican Point Power Station. You will deliver engineering activities, contribute to asset management, outages and projects, and build your technical capability.

The role requires a mechanical engineering degree, Chartered Engineer eligibility, a valid driver’s licence and a White Card, with 1–5 years post graduate experience in power generation or heavy industry.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering with Chartered Engineer eligibility.
• Current driver’s licence and White Card.
• Experience in power generation or heavy industrial mechanical engineering.
• Understanding of asset management and maintenance principles for rotating equipment.
• Experience supporting outage planning and project delivery.
• Knowledge of procurement processes 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 BOP systems.
• Collaborate with maintenance and operations to improve plant reliability.
• Investigate issues, identify root causes and implement practical solutions.
• Assist with planning and delivery of major and minor outages.
• Manage engineering deliverables and contribute to projects and improvements.
• Support budget development, expenditure management and reporting.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Problem-solving

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering

Chartered Professional Engineer eligibility

Tools

Maintenance management systems

Engineering software

Job description

ENGIE Australia is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to support the reliability, performance and integrity of generation assets at Pelican Point Power Station. You will deliver engineering activities, contribute to asset management, outages and projects, and build your technical capability.

The role requires a mechanical engineering degree, Chartered Engineer eligibility, a valid driver’s licence and a White Card, with 1–5 years post graduate experience in power generation or heavy industry.