Mechanical Project Engineer - Boilers

Cpl; Galway; On-site; EUR 77,000 - 118,000; Part time

Job summary

CPL Group is seeking Mechanical Project Engineers (Boiler) for a 12-month contract at a power plant in Co Galway, Ireland. The role focuses on supervising contractors, ensuring safety and quality, and coordinating between contractors and site stakeholders.

Responsibilities include monitoring progress, managing documentation, and contributing to risk registers and project reporting. Prior experience in power plant environments is essential.

Qualifications

• Right to work in Ireland.
• Experience in power plant engineering operations.
• Ability to deliver programme-driven projects within tight deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Supervise the activities of contractors ensuring safe delivery of works.
• Evaluate RAMS and programmes to ensure safe contractor mobilisation.
• Manage contractors to deliver assigned project work.
• Act as the key site contact for work packages and coordination with stakeholders.
• Monitor and report progress against the contract programme and flag delays or VE opportunities.
• Ensure document management compliance with contract, specs and quality standards.
• Provide input to Project Manager and Site Manager on day-to-day matters.
• Contribute data for ongoing project reporting.
• Identify risks and opportunities for the project risk register.

Skills

Contractor supervision

Programme management

Site coordination

Risk identification

Job description

Mechanical Project Engineers (Boiler) - 12 months plus contract role.

My client a Powerplant based in Co Galway have a number of contract roles coming upin relation to the lifecycle project upgrades across the powerplant sector in Ireland.

• Supervise the activities of contractors ensuring compliance in the safe delivery of works.


• Evaluation of Programme/Plans and RAMS to ensure the safe setting to work of contractors.


• manage contractors to deliver assigned project work.


• Act as the key point of contact at site for agreed work packages including the coordination between contractors, individuals and site stakeholders.


• Monitor, track and report progress against the Contract Programme, notifying the Site Manager (and Project Team) of any delay/disruption, opportunities or Value Engineering opportunities.


• Through the use of a document management process ensure compliance with the contract, scope of supply, specification, standards and quality.


• Provide support and input to the Project Manager and Site Manager in daily project matters.


• Contribute data and updates as ongoing part of the project’s reporting requirements.


• Identify and input into the project risk register potential risks (inclusive of mitigation measures)/opportunities.

ESSENTIAL

• Right to work in Ireland


• Project execution and construction


• Programme driven projects within pressurised time scales- delivering outcomes to time and to the required standard


• Working in a Power Station/ Engineering operations environment.