Senior Mechanical Engineer – Construction - Engineering (CO102)

ProSidian Consulting•Aiken, SC

5d•Onsite

About The Position

ProSidian seeks a Senior Mechanical Engineer – Construction - Engineering (CO102) as an Engagement Team Member generally located across the Savannah River Site / Aiken, South Carolina supporting Environmental Management Sector requirements to support an engagement for a liquid waste contractor (Savannah River Remediation [SRMC]) at the Savannah River Site in Aiken, SC, which is owned by the U.S. Department of Energy. This role involves providing services and support as an Engineering Functional Area Senior Mechanical Engineer – Construction (CO102) under the Labor Category: Construction Discipline Engineer. The Senior Mechanical Engineer – Construction - Engineering (CO102) will work collaboratively as part of the ProSidian Engagement Team as Exempt personnel. This is a Labor Hour Subcontract or Contract W-2 (IRS-1099) Position, and ProSidian reserves the right to convert it to a Full-Time ProSidian employed W-2 Position. The role(s) are located at Savannah River Site / Aiken, South Carolina, providing Engineering functions working to provide BOA Support Services for multiple department requirement Service Areas (SA) for Savannah River Remediation LLC (The SRMC/LW Contractor) at the U.S. Department of Energy | Savannah River Site (DOE-SRS) in Aiken, SC to support the evolving needs of the organization.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical engineering and at least 5 years of practical experience in construction Mechanical field engineering or Associate's degree in (specified discipline) engineering and 5-10 years of practical experience in construction Mechanical engineering or High school diploma and 10+ years of practical experience in construction Mechanical Engineering
Working knowledge of discipline specific codes and standards
Previous experience with generating work execution plans (preferably utilizing the Asset Suite work control system)
Previous experience with generating job hazards analysis
Previous experience performing material take off and procurement
Mechanical Engineering = (Mechanical, Piping, Electrical, Civil, Instruments and Controls) as determined by requestor
Thorough knowledge of construction mechanical engineering principles and their application to field conditions.
Working knowledge of discipline-specific codes and standards, including relevant ASME requirements for tank fabrication/installation, rotating and stationary equipment, heating and ventilation (H&V), and insulation, with the ability to interpret and analyze requirements for compliance.
Required experience includes construction work execution plan generation, preferably in Asset Suite or an equivalent work-control system; job-specific hazard analysis; material takeoff and procurement support; field inspection; and coordination across design, Quality Control, craft supervision, survey, procurement, fabrication, start-up, and support organizations.
Relevant practical experience should cover H&V fabrication, installation, and testing; equipment and pump setting and alignment; and insulation removal and installation.
Mechanical construction engineering; field constructability review; interpretation and application of ASME and discipline-specific codes and standards; design and vendor-document review; technical field problem resolution; construction work-package and execution-plan development; Asset Suite or equivalent work-control-system use; job hazard analysis and team hazard-review facilitation; material takeoff, BOM development, procurement expediting, and receiving verification; mechanical equipment, pump, and alignment oversight; H&V fabrication, installation, and testing; insulation removal and installation oversight; inspection and test-record coordination; quality-control coordination; permit and lockout/tagout planning; pre-job briefing leadership; turnover, start-up, and functional checkout support; clear technical writing, status reporting, and multidisciplinary communication.
Technical judgment in field conditions; constructability analysis; disciplined code and procedure compliance; safety and hazard recognition; quality focus and inspection rigor; structured work planning; practical problem solving; attention to detail and documentation accuracy; schedule and material-status follow-through; cross-functional coordination; clear oral and written communication; meeting facilitation; leadership of pre-job briefings and hazard reviews; ability to prioritize and expedite approvals, materials, and field issue resolution; accountability for turnover and work-package closure.
Able to climb and spend extended periods in construction field environments.
Able to obtain qualification for work in radiological work areas.
Must possess a valid driver's license.
Any personal vehicle operated by the candidate must have valid registration and current insurance, with proof of insurance kept in the vehicle.
U.S. citizenship required.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of SRS specific mechanical guides and standards is a plus
knowledge of asbestos abatement would be a plus
Experience in developing ordinary and critical lift plans is a plus
Experience in radiological work planning and hazard analysis is desirable
Knowledge of SRS-specific mechanical guides and standards is preferred.
Experience with asbestos abatement, ordinary and critical lift plans, and radiological work planning/hazard analysis is beneficial or desirable as stated in the posting.

Responsibilities

Provide planning and technical oversight for mechanical field construction involving procurement, fabrication, installation, modification, and maintenance of systems and components.
Coordinate with design agencies to obtain timely designs and changes; conduct field walkdowns with design engineers; review vendor and design outputs for constructability, procedure and code compliance, field-condition alignment, and material availability; submit and track comments through resolution; support project design-review meetings; and resolve field design problems with design engineers.
Inspect and verify materials, equipment, installed quantities, and workmanship against drawings, specifications, codes, and ordered materials.
Coordinate with Quality Control on inspection and test records and installation acceptance.
Develop or expedite bills of material, monitor delivery status, arrange field delivery, order additional material, coordinate material testing, and track shop fabrication.
Develop computer-based work execution plans and packages, including installation sequences, work instructions, layout/survey requests, job-specific hazard analyses, inspection/test records, required permits, approval-routing lists, comment dispositions, and approved package assembly.
Update package status in the SRS work control passport system; lead pre-job briefings and task-ready walkdowns; provide daily field coverage; resolve installation issues; support turnover, start-up, and functional checkout; issue design completion notices; close permits; and close work-plan documentation.
Review design output and vendor documents.
Verify design constructability including procedure and code compliance.
Verify field conditions vs. Design output.
Verify material availability.
Submit constructability comments.
Track comments to resolution.
Support project team design review meetings.
Develop / expedite bill of materials (BOM).
Track the progress / status of material delivery.
Coordinate delivery of material to the field.
Verification of received material vs. Ordered material.
Walk downs with craft supervision & support groups.
Develop installation sequence.
Generate work instructions.
Generate inspection and test records or coordinate with quality control.
Understand layout/ survey needs and generate layout/ survey requests.
Generate hazards analysis for field execution of construction scope.
Support/lead team hazard analysis review meetings.
Generate or support the generation of job specific permits as required.
Attend I chair execution plan review meetings.
Develop routing for list for hazards analysis approval.
Develop routing list for work plan approval.
Coordinate and expedite work package approval routing.
Disposition comments to the work execution plan.
Assemble approved work execution plan.
Provide status & update of work execution plan in the SRS work control passport system.
Lead pre-job briefings with craft workers.
Perform task ready walk down with craft supervision.
Verify quantities of installed commodities.
Coordinate daily field support.
Expedite / order material as required.
Coordinate material testing.
Coordinate and status shop fabrication in support of field execution.
Perform field inspections.
Identify and coordinate resolution of field installation issues.
Generate design completion notices.
Ensure accuracy of work execution plan status.
Close all required permits.
Close work execution plan documentation.