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Posted by: Hourly Internet Recruitment <Reply@bestbrightest.com> on November 17, 2009 at 14:15:06. Click here to reply to this post via Email.

Contract / Temp to Perm / Permanent: Contract

Junior Field Mechanical Engineer with Building Systems Construction experience sought by Global EPCM for Middle-Eastern City Building Assignment.

DUTIES:

Monitor contractor Quality Control Program. This includes site inspection for compliance with contract documents, approved submittals and mechanical codes.

Maintain project safety awareness and enforce
company safety policy.

Facilitate coordination of contractor's work with third parties, including public agencies.

Review and respond to contractors technical queries and coordinate with Engineering Department on technical issues.

Supervise quantity take-offs. Review contractor's monthly invoices.

Review O&M manuals. Monitor as-builts. Prepare daily reports on each contract.

Evaluate construction material testing results.

Provide technical support to the preparation of Field Change Requests and Change Orders.

Participate in construction progress meetings.

Participate in final inspection and prepare punch lists.

Review engineering design packages for constructability issues and lessons
learned.

QUALIFICATIONS:

College/University Degree in Mechanical Engineering with construction experience.

Candidate must have management experience in Building/Site installation.

Candidate must be familiar with Air Handlers, Exhaust Fans, Chillers,Split unit, Sanitary System, Potable Hot & Cold Water System, Storm Water System, Fire Suppression System & BMS System.

Must be able to Commission all HVAC, Plumbing and Fire Suppression Systems.

Also, become familiar with Employer and International codes & safety Standards.

Requires basic working knowledge or Microsoft Word and Excel.

This is a long-term project position with a US-based global EPCM organization on a Middle-Eastern city infrastructure expansion project. The project includes expansion of an industrial port, pipeline refurbishment, increasing capacity of the cooling system, neighborhood planning and expansion, and new desalination plants.

24 month contract, 5.5 day workweek with overtime paid and 3 annual turnarounds. Family status position.

To apply, please send your resume to: Reply@bestbrightest.com

If you are not a match with this position but possess city-building engineering or construction experience and willingness to work in Middle Eastern countries, please send your resume to: hir@bestbrightest.com. You will receive an acknowledgment initially – if I locate a match for you later I’ll be in touch. Thanks!

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