Senior Mechanical Engineer - Power Plant Reliability Lead

ENGIE - Head Office; Narrung; On-site; AUD 150,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

ENGIE is seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer to support the reliability, performance and long-term asset management of critical power generation assets at Pelican Point Power Station. You will collaborate with operations and maintenance teams to optimise plant performance, lead outages and ensure technical accountability for engineering outcomes.

You will hold a mechanical engineering degree with eligibility for Chartered status, and bring 10–15 years of post-graduate experience in power

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering with eligibility for Chartered status.
• 10–15 years post-graduate experience in power generation or heavy industry.
• Strong knowledge of asset management, maintenance and reliability principles for turbines, HRSGs and rotating equipment.

Responsibilities

• Lead mechanical engineering activities for gas turbines, steam turbines, HRSGs and balance of plant equipment.
• Lead investigations, identify root causes and implement sustainable solutions.
• Plan, coordinate and oversee mechanical outage activities, inspections and maintenance programs.
• Manage engineering projects, plant modifications and capital improvement initiatives from scope to delivery.
• Monitor asset performance and reliability, implementing improvement strategies to minimise unplanned outages.
• Contribute to budgeting, business case development, contractor management and asset management plans.

Skills

Asset management

Maintenance planning

Outage coordination

Contractor management

Budget management

Engineering leadership

Power generation experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Chartered Professional Engineer eligibility

Job description

ENGIE is seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer to support the reliability, performance and long-term asset management of critical power generation assets at Pelican Point Power Station. You will collaborate with operations and maintenance teams to optimise plant performance, lead outages and ensure technical accountability for engineering outcomes.

You will hold a mechanical engineering degree with eligibility for Chartered status, and bring 10–15 years of post-graduate experience in power