Job Description
<Job Responsibilities> 1. Site Preparation and Dismantling Supervision - Review technical drawings, OEM documents, work scopes, site conditions, dismantling sequences, lifting plans, and temporary support arrangements. - Supervise dismantling activities, verify lifting points and cutting locations, and promptly report discrepancies against approved documents. - Document equipment conditions, maintain dismantled-item records and traceability, and recommend items for reuse or replacement. 2. Fabrication and Installation Supervision - Inspect incoming materials, equipment, dimensions, and quality certificates; monitor fabrication activities as assigned. - Verify elevations, centerlines, verticality, fit-up tolerances, equipment alignment, bolted connections, supports, and expansion joints against approved drawings and OEM requirements. - Coordinate interfaces among contractors, OEMs, and mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation & control (I&C) teams; resolve technical issues and track outstanding actions. 3. Quality Control and Acceptance - Monitor inspection and test plans (ITPs), hold points, and witness points. Verify welding compliance, welder qualifications, NDT results, and defect repairs. - Supervise surface preparation, painting, and corrosion protection lining inspections, including thickness measurements and defect checks. - Prepare or review inspection records, non-conformance reports, punch lists, as-built drawings, handover documents, and work quantity records. 4. Safety and Progress Monitoring - Coordinate with HSE and Operations teams on permits to work, lockout/tagout (LOTO), hot work, lifting, work at height, confined spaces, and simultaneous operations. - Verify compliance with gas isolation, gas-tightness requirements, gas and temperature monitoring, exclusion zones, and stop-work procedures. - Stop or request the suspension of work in cases of imminent danger or serious non-compliance, and ensure resumption only with the required authorization. - Monitor work progress, manpower, equipment, and materials. Submit daily reports on completed work, delays, risks, and required decisions, and follow up corrective actions. - Support pre-commissioning, mechanical commissioning, punch-list clearance, and handover within the assigned scope. The role acts within delegated authority and does not replace contractors’ responsibilities for work methods, structural design, or dedicated HSE functions.
Job Requirement
<Necessary Skill / Experience> - Eduacation Background Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Energy Equipment, Thermal Power Engineering, or a related discipline - Language Skill: English - Business Level with the ability to participate in technical meetings with overseas OEMs and contractors and independently prepare emails, reports, and meeting minutes - At least 5 years of site experience in industrial equipment installation, maintenance, or repair, including at least 2 years in construction supervision or mechanical QA/QC - Experience in at least one industrial installation, overhaul, or restoration project involving equipment dismantling and reinstallation with CV clearly specifying project scope and individual responsibilities - Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint, including formulas, filters, PivotTables, progress and quantity tracking, material records, punch lists, photo-based reports, and presentations. Familiarity with AutoCAD and PDF drawing viewers - Good knowledge of industrial construction safety, including hot work, lifting operations, working at height, and equipment isolation - Ability to work independently and communicate directly with contractors - Strong reporting and coordination skills, including daily and weekly progress reporting, issue analysis, recommendations, and action tracking through to completion - Available for full-time site work for 6–8 months, medically fit for site duties, and able to work shifts when required under agreed arrangements <Preferable Skill/ Experience> - Experience in Flue Gas Desulfurization System or thermal power plants, particularly in steel structures, welding, pump or GGH alignment, and flake lining - Relevant welding inspection, NDT (Non-Destructive Testing), or OEM training certificates are an advantage - Ability to supervise multiple mechanical work scopes, coordinate site activities, and consolidate progress and technical reports