Field Engineer III

Worley•Cameron, LA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Mechanical, Piping, General Area Walkdown Engineer provides field engineering and technical support following construction activities to ensure mechanical equipment, piping systems, heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs), ducting, vendor equipment, rotating equipment, pumps, air-cooled equipment, and related systems are accurately reflected in engineering documentation and as-built records. The role serves as a field resource validating installations, identifying discrepancies, and producing field markups and redlines that support reliable final engineering records. The position is highly technical and field-focused, involving work within an industrial facility to verify actual conditions against engineering and construction documentation. The engineer works with construction, commissioning, engineering, operations, maintenance, and design teams to ensure facility documentation reflects installed conditions and supports safe operations, maintenance, reliability programs, and future projects. The role also supports construction readiness, system turnover, operational readiness, documentation improvement, and continuous improvement activities. Worley is a global energy, chemicals, and resources company headquartered in Australia. It provides consulting, engineering, procurement, and construction services across the project lifecycle, extending through operations and decommissioning. This position is based in Cameron, Louisiana.

Requirements

University degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related technical discipline, or an equivalent trade qualification combined with relevant technical training and experience.
Relevant experience in mechanical or piping field engineering, construction, commissioning, systems completion, facility walkdowns, as-built verification, or operating-facility engineering.
Strong field knowledge of mechanical equipment, piping systems, HRSGs, ducting, rotating equipment, pumps, air-cooled equipment, vendor packages, and associated industrial systems.
Demonstrated experience conducting detailed field walkdowns and verifying installed conditions against engineering documentation.
Ability to interpret P&IDs, IFC drawings, general arrangement drawings, equipment layouts, vendor drawings, specifications, and other technical documentation.
Experience preparing field markups, redlines, walkdown records, and as-built documentation.
Strong understanding of industrial construction, mechanical completion, commissioning, system turnover, and operational readiness processes.
Ability to recognize discrepancies between design documentation and field conditions and communicate findings clearly to engineering and project stakeholders.
Practical understanding of equipment accessibility, maintainability, operability, and facility integration considerations.
Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving capabilities in active industrial environments.
Ability to coordinate effectively with engineering, construction, commissioning, operations, maintenance, and customer stakeholders.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to document technical findings clearly and accurately.
Commitment to field safety, technical accuracy, quality, operational reliability, and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities

Conduct detailed field walkdowns of mechanical equipment, piping systems, HRSGs, ducting, vendor equipment, rotating equipment, pumps, air-cooled equipment, and associated infrastructure.
Verify installed conditions against IFC drawings, P&IDs, general arrangement drawings, vendor documentation, equipment drawings, specifications, and other applicable engineering deliverables.
Document actual field conditions and identify discrepancies between engineering documentation and installed configurations.
Produce clear and accurate drawing markups and redlines reflecting as-built equipment, piping, and facility conditions.
Support development and verification of final as-built documentation for long-term facility use.
Review engineering drawings and technical documentation before walkdowns to establish verification requirements and priorities.
Identify potential safety concerns, operability issues, maintenance challenges, accessibility concerns, and engineering discrepancies found during walkdowns.
Coordinate with facility operations and maintenance personnel to validate equipment configurations, system conditions, and operational requirements.
Collaborate with engineering, construction, commissioning, and project teams to resolve technical and documentation discrepancies.
Coordinate with site engineering personnel to communicate findings, redlines, discrepancies, and as-built information for inclusion in final engineering deliverables.
Maintain accurate and traceable records of field observations, walkdown documentation, drawing markups, and engineering updates.
Provide project and engineering teams with reliable technical information about existing facility conditions and installed equipment.
Support construction readiness, system turnover verification, operational readiness, and facility documentation improvement activities.
Support interdisciplinary walkdowns involving interfaces with structural, electrical, instrumentation, controls, or other facility systems.
Identify field conditions requiring further technical evaluation and coordinate resolution with appropriate engineering or project stakeholders.
Communicate findings, recommendations, outstanding items, and technical concerns clearly to project stakeholders.
Promote safe work practices and ensure field activities comply with applicable HSE requirements and site procedures.
Support continuous improvement initiatives that enhance documentation accuracy, engineering quality, asset information, and operational excellence.