Field Mechanical Engineer

Hatch•Salt Lake City, UT

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Provide Mechanical Engineering support during the Pre-Commissioning (PCOM) and Commissioning (COM) execution phase of the project. As a member of the Commissioning Team, under the direction of the Commissioning Manager, ensure Commissioning is conducted in compliance with the Safety Management Plan and all relevant Commissioning plans and procedures. CORE brings together the necessary elements of a project to achieve nameplate value and deliver peak asset performance. We take a staged approach to verifying technical readiness and ensuring organizational preparedness, right up to achieving full operational capacity.

Requirements

Relevant Engineering Degree, technical Diploma or equivalent
Proficient with Microsoft Office components.
Experience in Commissioning with multidiscipline teams.
At least 5 years specific experience in the supervision of specialized commissioning personnel on new facilities.
A broad knowledge of installation, functional testing, and operation of Mechanical, Instrumentation, Piping and Electrical Systems utilized for various processes.
Ability to direct multi-discipline teams and to see the entire picture.

Responsibilities

Approval of Testing and Inspection documentation.
Participation in, and approval of, Factory Acceptance Tests.
Participation in, and approval of, Performance and Acceptance Plans and Tests.
Ensure timely and formal review of commissioning completions documentation and equipment at Mechanical Completion (MC) and Ready for Start Up (RFSU).
Expedite Management of Change (MOC) process to determine and action required modifications in a timely manner and minimize impact to commissioning activities.
Development and review of Commissioning Procedures.
Interface with the Construction Contractor’s Field Engineers to resolve issues at site.
Review of codes and specifications, test sheets, vendor installation and operation maintenance manuals.
Drive the delivery of the Completions Turnover process, from the Construction team to the Commissioning team, and from the Commissioning team to the Operations team through the CCMS Team, including: Attendance to Completions Walkdowns as required, Review of turnover documentation, by facility, system, or sub-system as appropriate, Punch lists and deficiency management, Review of Inspection and Testing Check Lists, Review of Test Reports.
Participate in daily meetings regarding Pre-Commissioning and Commissioning activities and provide support as an active member of the Commissioning Team.
Other duties as required at the direction of the Commissioning Manager.