Installation & Assembly
- Perform installation, alignment, and assembly of mechanical equipment such as pumps, compressors, turbines, gearboxes, valves, piping systems, and rotating machinery.
- Ensure all mechanical works are executed as per approved drawings, method statements, and industry standards.
- Support pre-commissioning activities, including flushing, leak testing, and functional checks.
Preventive & Corrective Maintenance
- Conduct preventive maintenance tasks on mechanical equipment to ensure operational readiness.
- Diagnose and repair faults, replace defective components, and restore equipment to safe working condition.
- Assist in troubleshooting equipment malfunctions under supervision of senior technicians or engineers.
Testing & Verification
- Perform pressure testing, mechanical integrity checks, and alignment verification using precision instruments.
- Assist QA/QC inspectors during inspections and testing activities.
- Record test data and results for inclusion in quality documentation.
HSE & Quality Compliance
- Follow all HSE procedures, including use of PPE, lock‑out/tag‑out (LOTO), and permit‑to‑work (PTW) systems.
- Participate in toolbox talks, risk assessments, and safety audits.
- Ensure mechanical works comply with project quality standards and inspection test plans (ITPs).
Coordination & Support
- Work under supervision of the Mechanical Supervisor or Foreman to execute assigned tasks.
- Coordinate with electrical, instrumentation, and other disciplines during integrated activities.
- Support site logistics by ensuring correct tools, equipment, and materials are available for assigned tasks.
Documentation & Reporting
- Maintain accurate records of work performed, including maintenance logs, test sheets, and checklists.
- Report issues, non‑conformances, and progress updates to the Mechanical Supervisor.
Special working conditions
- Onshore site visits and extended working hours may be required during critical project phases.
- Must be available for rapid deployment to project sites when operational issues arise.
Physical requirements
- Fit for offshore work and able to meet physical demands and extended standing in field visit conditions.
Education
- Technical diploma, trade certificate, or vocational training in Mechanical, or related discipline.
Specialized knowledge /experience
- Mechanical Systems
- Strong knowledge of mechanical systems, including rotating and static equipment, piping, and auxiliary systems.
- Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, P&IDs, and technical manuals.
- Maintenance & Troubleshooting
- Hands‑on experience in mechanical installation, maintenance, and repair.
- Knowledge of troubleshooting techniques for rotating machinery and static equipment.
- Testing & Inspection
- Familiarity with hydrostatic testing, pneumatic testing, alignment checks, and mechanical integrity verification.
- Experience supporting QA/QC inspections and documentation.
Tools & Equipment
- Skilled in the safe use of hand tools, power tools, lifting devices, and precision measurement instruments.
HSE Awareness
- Strong awareness of safety standards for mechanical works in offshore/industrial environments.
- Familiarity with permit‑to‑work, lock‑out/tag‑out, and confined space entry requirements.
Industry Experience
- 3–5 years’ experience as a mechanical technician in EPC, offshore, or oil & gas projects.
- Experience in fabrication yards or offshore installation campaigns preferred.
Accreditation / certification
- Professional Certifications
- NVQ, City & Guilds, or equivalent trade certification (preferred).
- OEM training in relevant equipment (pumps, compressors, motors, switchgear, etc.).
- Safety & Offshore Training
- Working at Heights, Confined Space Entry, Rigging & Slinging, and Permit to Work (PTW) certification.
- Lock‑out/Tag‑out (LOTO) training.
- Other Relevant Training
- First Aid and Firefighting awareness (preferred).
- ISO 9001 quality awareness training (advantageous).