Senior LNG HVAC Engineer – Onshore Project Lead

IOTA Group; Milano; In loco; EUR 90.000 - 120.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

IOTA Group is seeking an experienced HVAC Engineer to lead HVAC activities for an onshore LNG development project in Mozambique. You will ensure technical integrity, HSE compliance, quality, and schedule adherence while coordinating with contractors and vendors.

The role requires a Master’s degree in mechanical engineering, at least 10 years in HVAC for large-scale industrial projects, and fluency in English. Initial work in Milan with potential relocation to project sites in Africa is expected.

Competenze

• Bachelor-level or higher degree in mechanical engineering with HVAC focus.
• Proven track record in large-scale oil & gas or LNG projects.
• Experience leading HVAC projects from design through handover.
• Familiarity with ASHRAE, NFPA, API, ISO standards and codes.
• Ability to coordinate multiple disciplines and vendors.

Mansioni

• Lead and coordinate HVAC engineering activities across project buildings.
• Manage issuing, reviewing, and closing HVAC documentation.
• Ensure HVAC designs meet HSE and safety standards applicable to hazardous areas.
• Supervise HVAC contractors and package vendors delivering detailed engineering.
• Coordinate with Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Piping, and Civil teams.

Conoscenze

HVAC engineering

Project coordination

Documentation review

Standards knowledge

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Formazione

Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering

Chartered Engineer

Descrizione del lavoro

IOTA Group is seeking an experienced HVAC Engineer to lead HVAC activities for an onshore LNG development project in Mozambique. You will ensure technical integrity, HSE compliance, quality, and schedule adherence while coordinating with contractors and vendors.

The role requires a Master’s degree in mechanical engineering, at least 10 years in HVAC for large-scale industrial projects, and fluency in English. Initial work in Milan with potential relocation to project sites in Africa is expected.