Engineer I Mechanical

One of our prestigious clients is looking tohire a Engineer I Mechancial to bebased in Ras Al Khair Saudi Arabia In the Maritimeindustry who will be responsible for but not limitedto:

JobOverview:
This job role is to executemechanical engineering activities (concept frontend engineeringdevelopment technical study and detaildesign).

Keyresponsibilites

• Preparespecifications technical evaluation supplier documentation reviewand expedite with the supplier.
• Performcalculations applying mechanical and HVAC engineering principlestechniques procedures and criteria for shipbuildingdesigns.
• Interface with other departments toreflect the most uptodate input from other departments asapplicable.
• Maintain the required technicalquality of work.
• Identify scope and schedulechanges in accordance with the Change ControlProcess.
• Ensure that designs comply with therelevant codes standards regulations andprocedures.
• Attend factory inspectionreports.
• Progress monitoring and adherence tothe scheduled completion of engineeringdocuments
• Capture all changes / modificationsin the deliverables that have been initiated by the project priorto their release.
• Ensure appropriate checking& review of all documents and drawings before release atany revision status.
• Attending project reviewmeetings.
• Coordination with the otherengineering disciplinescustomer and supplier.
• Ensure supplier documentation is received ontime.
• Control of the quality of engineeringdocuments regarding quality assurance basis.
• Ensure compliance with HSE policies and procedures asapplicable.
• Ensure compliance with allapplicable information security policies &procedures.
• Responsible for change management& risk identification related to their own assignedactivities.
• Propose design improvements andlessonslearned.

Qualifications

• Bachelorsdegree in mechanical engineering.
• 39 years inthe engineering design department of any offshore shipbuilding orshipbuilding industry EPC contractor and/orconsultant.

Remote Work :

No