Project Engineer

Key Responsibilities

1. Mechanical Project Engineering

• Lead and coordinate mechanical engineering activities for PDC, PEC, modular enclosure, and containerized power system projects.
• Understand project scope, client specifications, technical requirements, and contractual deliverables.
• Develop and maintain the mechanical engineering execution plan and deliverable schedule.
• Coordinate engineering activities across mechanical, electrical, structural, HVAC, and other disciplines.
• Ensure engineering deliverables are completed within agreed project timelines.
• Identify technical issues, design constraints, and project risks and drive them to closure.

2. Project Planning & Schedule Management

• Prepare and track mechanical engineering activity schedules and deliverables.
• Coordinate daily/weekly priorities within disciplines.
• Monitor engineering progress against project milestones.
• Identify schedule delays and implement recovery actions.
• Maintain engineering action trackers and ensure timely closure of open items.
• Coordinate to provide accurate engineering status updates.

3. Team Coordination & Resource Management

• Ensure optimum utilization of available engineering resources.
• Review workload and resource requirements for upcoming projects.
• Identify training and capability development requirements within the mechanical design team.
• Promote standardization and reuse of proven design solutions, templates, and engineering practices.

4. Engineering Review & Quality

• Review mechanical design deliverables before internal and client submission.
• Ensure drawings and models meet applicable design standards, specifications, and company engineering procedures.
• Conduct design reviews and coordinate interdisciplinary design checks.
• Ensure correct revision control and engineering documentation.
• Review BOMs and ensure consistency between 3D models, drawings, and engineering documentation.
• Identify design errors and ensure corrective actions are implemented before manufacturing release.

5. Manufacturing & Fabrication Coordination

• Act as the engineering interface with manufacturing and fabrication teams.
• Review manufacturing requirements and ensure designs are suitable for fabrication and assembly.
• Resolve engineering queries raised during fabrication and assembly.
• Support development and review of fabrication drawings.
• Incorporate manufacturing feedback and lessons learned into future designs.
• Support prototype development, first-build activities, FAT, assembly, and commissioning as required.

6. Client & Stakeholder Coordination

• Participate in technical discussions with clients, consultants, vendors, and internal stakeholders.
• Review client comments and coordinate appropriate design modifications.
• Prepare technical responses and clarifications related to mechanical design.
• Coordinate with Electrical Engineers to ensure electrical equipment layouts and mechanical arrangements are fully integrated.
• Coordinate with Procurement and vendors for equipment dimensions, technical information, and interface requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• 8–10 years of relevant experience in mechanical design/project engineering.
• Strong experience in mechanical engineering of industrial equipment, skids, modular systems, electrical enclosures, containers, or packaged systems.
• Experience coordinating mechanical designers/draftsmen and multidisciplinary engineering teams.
• Experience working with manufacturing, fabrication, procurement, and project management teams.