Project Engineer

The Project Engineer supports execution of assigned project(s) consistent with project objectives and Orbia project management guidelines. Primary roles are ensuring the engineering and procurement services contractor(s) perform detailed engineering and procurement services in accordance with contractual requirements and the project’s specifications and standards. The Project Engineer also ensures deliverables from the contractor enhances construction efficiency and follows the project through construction, commissioning and start-up.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Support engineering manager to monitor performance engineering and procurement services across the broad areas of cost estimating and progress measurement, quality, schedule, and construction planning. The Project Engineer is the focal point for facilitating and appraising engineering partner’s engineering and procurement performance and ensuring that deficiencies are corrected in a timely manner to successfully complete the contract package to which they are assigned, consistent with the Project Objectives and technical requirements

• Coordinate of and participation in PFD, P&ID, HAZOP, 3D Model etc., review meetings and technical proceedings. Writes meeting summaries, agendas, and work plans assigned.

• Coordinate and participating in development of equipment specifications, bids, bid tabs, vendor selection, vendor communication, and document review as required.

• Monitor, controlling, and reporting of engineering progress: cost/schedule/quality baselines.

• Verify that work proceeds in compliance with project standards and specifications as well as industry codes, standards and accepted practices.

• Coordinate with existing plant personnel to facilitate efficient tie-ins to the existing plant

• Supports resolution of RFI and other questions from engineering and construction

• Participates in commissioning and start-up planning and execution

• Participate in Factory Checkout of Equipment, Control Systems, Etc.

• Participate in Field Reviews/Audits and PSSRs and lessons learned evaluation

• Academic Level: B.S. degree in mechanical or chemical engineering from accredited institution.

• Language(s) and level of proficiency: English

• Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: Experience with and deep understanding of engineering documents associated with new chemical plants including P&IDs, PFDs, equipment datasheets, procurement packages. Understanding of chemical plant equipment procurement processes. Experience working with chemical plant equipment and piping.

• Work Experience:

• Minimum 7 years’ capital project experience working at a chemical manufacturing facility and/or chemical or petrochemical EPC engineering firms. Experience with modular construction and installation is desired.

• Experienced with stage gated project process including all phases of FEL, detailed design, and project execution. Project engineering experience on an individual project of $10Mio+ from start to finish is desired.

• Familiar with plant equipment and piping engineering codes and standards including ASME, TEMA, and API

• Physical requirements for the position such as mobility, vision, strength, etc. (applicable in line with local laws): Spend extended time on feet outdoors, walking on uneven ground at the plant, climbing stairs, lifting light loads such as drawings and books incident to engineering work.