Senior Mechanical Engineer, Rotating Equipment (LNG)

Posted 17 days ago

ably resourcesHouston (TX)

Mechanical Engineers All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

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About the role

Only USA Based Candidates Will Be Accepted for This Role I am looking to speak with Senior Mechanical Engineers who specialize in Rotating Equipment based in Houston, TX.

Key Responsibilities: (not limited to):-Acts as the rotating equipment subject matter expert throughout all project phases, including FEED, detailed design, procurement, construction, commissioning, start-up, and operations.-Ensures rotating equipment is delivered, maintained, and installed in accordance with project standards, design specifications, and contractual agreements.-Works closely with the engineering team to ensure facilities are designed to be safe, fit-for-purpose, and compliant with operational standards.-Leads technical discussions related to rotating equipment with key stakeholders, including suppliers, regulators, and technology partners. Participates in commissioning processes such as walk-downs, inspections, and pre-start-up safety reviews.-Oversees the development and execution of equipment monitoring and preservation programs to achieve facility reliability and availability targets. Contribute to the development of mechanical data sheets, drawings, material requisitions, technical evaluations, and equipment specifications for rotating equipment, including compressors, pumps, seals, blowers, and motors. Sounds like this could be you or someone you may know? Get in touch today for a confidential chat!ross.thomson@ablyresources.com

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