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Public Service Division is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to join the IP2 project team for the Integrated Waste Management Facility Phase 2. You will review mechanical equipment designs and process systems, including waste handling cranes, incinerators, boilers, turbines, and flue gas treatments, ensuring technical soundness and compliance.
You will work with consultants, agencies, and authorities through construction and commissioning, prepare tender documents, evaluate proposals, verify
You will be part of a project team working closely with the appointed consultant and stakeholders on the development of the Integrated Waste Management Facility Phase 2 (IP2) - a large-scale waste management infrastructural project.
Your main responsibilities are as follows:
Review and evaluate technical design submissions for mechanical equipment and process systems such as waste handling cranes, incinerators, boilers, steam turbine-generators, flue gas treatments, and ash handling.
Work closely with the consultant, relevant agencies, and authorities to oversee the construction and commissioning of IWMF Phase 2 project
Prepare tender documents, call and evaluate tender proposals.
Verify progress claims from contractors.
Lead a technical team to ensure safe and efficient operation of facilities when IWMF Phase 2 is in operational stage
Degree in Mechanical Engineering
At least 2 years of relevant experience in waste-to-energy facilities preferred.
Candidates with at least 3 years of experience in mechanical or process design working in other relevant fields and/or projects (i.e., Waste, Water, Oil & Gas, Power) will also be considered.
Responsible, committed, resourceful, and a good team player
Good interpersonal communication, presentation and writing skills
Able to perform shift work, including weekends and public holidays, if required, when IWMF Phase 2 is in the commissioning and operational stage
As part of the shortlisting process for this role, you may be required to complete a medical declaration and/or undergo further assessment.