Project Engineer (Commissioning, Rail Road, Transport)
Project Engineer (Commissioning, Rail Road, Transport)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Develop, maintain, and control detailed project plans, schedules, and execution strategies in alignment with overall project objectives, scope, cost, and quality requirements.
- Lead and execute engineering and project-related activities to ensure timely and successful achievement of project milestones and deliverables.
- Coordinate with Project Manager, MHI Engineering staff, suppliers, subcontractors, safety staff, and other project stakeholders to develop project schedules, change order documents, technical documents, and other related documents that are necessary for the projects.
- Communicate with the client to maintain the customer relationship and smooth implementation of the project.
- Provide internal and external project progress reports.
- Conduct regular progress reviews with the project team, proactively identifying the technical, schedule and resource challenges and proposing practical solutions.
- Develop, review, and approve engineering deliverables such as technical proposals, cost estimates, design calculations, drawings, design reports, and procurement specifications.
- Perform design calculations and develop equipment/material specifications, work procedures, testing procedures, manuals and other required documents as necessary.
- Perform design work using relevant computer/design software tools.
- Coordinate and conduct site activities such as field surveys, installation, and testing.
- Provide on-site coordination, installation supervision, and test & commissioning for assigned project tasks.
- Troubleshoot system issues, perform root cause analysis, develop repair plans, and communicate plans to the project staff and O&M staff.
- Coordinate with MHI Engineering staff and/or suppliers to resolve technical issues
- Develop and/or update technical documents to reflect changes, supplement information as necessary.
- Communicate recommended or mandated changes in procedures or maintenance activities due to the project to Site Managers and O&M staff. Identify the need for and facilitate additional training as procedures change.
- Demonstrate flexibility in working hours and availability to support critical project activities, site work, and schedule-driven requirements.
- Experience in project development, i.e., design, validation, manufacture/installation, testing/commissioning, quality/safety.
- Experience in project delivery and control including risk/issue management, contracts, financial reporting.
- Understanding of applicable laws and regulations.
- Root cause analysis; and an ability to carefully, systematically research problems.
- An ability to develop a positive working relationships with staff at all levels, suppliers and customers alike
- Experience in project management and coordination of multiple disciplines.
- Experience and technical knowledge in the preparation of plans and specifications.
- Experience in leading and facilitating meetings with very complex and detailed materials.
- Ability to develop and maintain a positive and cooperative working relationships with diverse workforce.
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