Project Engineering Manager

Role overview

Engineering leadership and planning

• Communicate the as-sold scope of supply to engineering functions and serve as the technical point of contact for client engineering leads.
• Develop project engineering scope of work, execution plans, work-share plans, and project hour estimates, plans, and forecasts.
• Review and control project hours; coordinate design reviews and manage engineering changes, including MOCs as required.
• Plan and monitor engineering deliverables and coordinate equipment lists, master document lists, weight control reports, and other interdisciplinary outputs.
• Coordinate with project managers and planners on the project schedule and support proposals, sales, project, and aftermarket activities.

Technical delivery and coordination

• Ensure execution follows practices, procedures, work instructions, company standards, project requirements, contractual requirements, and applicable codes.
• Write technical fabrication contracts, manage their technical aspects, and subcontract specialist engineering activities when required.
• Review project specifications and incorporate requirements into client designs and equipment and procurement specifications.
• Initiate technical clarifications or deviations for client submission; attend bid clarification, kick-off, and design review meetings.
• Coordinate with project management, supply chain, third parties, and global fabricators across engineering, procurement, fabrication, installation, and commissioning/start-up.

Role requirements

• The role requires leadership across process, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, controls, piping design, and structural engineering functions.
• The role includes checking and approving others’ work and coaching and mentoring more junior engineers.
• Global fabricator visits during pre-award, manufacturing, and factory acceptance testing may be required.

Continuous improvement