Senior Engineer - Construction (Rotating)

Role purpose

Construction delivery and coordination

• Direct field personnel and subcontractors against a 90-day look-ahead schedule and project plans.
• Contribute to plans, schedules, and estimates; confirm workfront readiness before subcontractor mobilization.
• Review subcontractor execution plans and coordinate critical work methods, sequencing, and workface planning.
• Coordinate engineering and project teams to remove constraints; arrange materials and inspections as needed.
• Review procedures, method statements, IFC documents, and drawings; resolve discrepancies and raise technical queries.
• Ensure work follows contract requirements, management-system procedures, and applicable standards.
• Monitor daily progress and report schedule, cost, and execution concerns to management.
• Coordinate with clients, QC inspectors, other disciplines, and subcontractors to resolve site issues.

Quality, commercial, and handover

• Oversee inspections, ITPs, inspection and test records, calibration status, non-conformances, corrective actions, and quality findings.
• Track system completion, close punch items, and support commissioning planning and handover.
• Review site instructions, variation orders, quantities, invoices, and subcontract changes, including scope and cost impacts.
• Maintain equipment and bulk-material storage and preservation, and ensure design changes follow change control.

Mechanical and rotating equipment

• Review mechanical IFC documents, resolve discrepancies, manage flange systems, and oversee pressure-test packages and test records.
• Maintain spool tagging and traceability through fabrication, painting, pickling, or galvanizing.
• Resolve rotating-equipment issues with vendors and end users, covering turbines, compressors, pumps, drives, packages, and auxiliary systems.
• Prepare engineering narratives and technical specifications, answer queries, review bids, and support subcontract finalization.
• Coordinate precommissioning cleanliness procedures and commissioning plans, procedures, start-up checks, troubleshooting, and equipment handover.
• Ensure required spare parts, tools, and trained personnel are available; understand condition-monitoring outputs and act on findings.

Skills and qualifications

• Thorough working knowledge of international codes and standards, especially ASME and API codes and practices for equipment and piping.
• Knowledge and experience resolving mechanical/HVAC, piping, painting, insulation, refractory, and fireproofing issues on site and guiding subcontractors.
• Good communication skills.
• Construction personnel and subcontractors must be competent and hold valid technique certifications where required.
• Training in lifting and scaffolding supervision is preferred.