RESPONSIBILITY AND DUTIES:

1. Reports to Construction Lead and will assist him in executing his responsibilities and act in his behalf during his absence.
   
2. Champion on-site safety awareness and safe performance with contractor and among Project Team members
   
3. Supports site team for all mechanical construction activities and is the project field contact with the contractor’s construction site organization.
   
4. Monitor contractor’s construction activities and provide advice as necessary to ensure they meet job specifications within budget and schedule and that they comply with operating unit safety rules and procedures.
   
5. Provide surveillance and report status of construction work in the specific discipline for conformance with engineering drawings, design specifications, safe work practices, and applicable codes
   
6. Review and assist contractor’s construction planning, procurement, and scheduling activities as needed
   
7. Coordinate daily work direction with discipline inspectors as needed
   
8. Ensure inspection records are in compliance with mechanical completion, system completion, and turnover procedures
   
9. Assist contractor in implementation of permit to work system
   
10. Review the following relating to acquiring equipment:  ROS dates, expediting plans, transportation plans to and within site; receipt inspection procedures (POs, Specifications, Drawings [Nozzle positions, bolting patterns]), proper off-loading equipment, warehousing, preservation and storage.
    
11. Ensure that equipment is set in place properly:   timing vs. placement options (lifting, skidding/sliding) [Sequence of Work], equipment needs for setting
    
12. Ensure equipment is properly fixed in place (anchor):  foundations and embeds, leveling (bolts & shims), bolting, welding or grouting
    
13. Ensure attachments are properly installed: connect piping , instrumentation and electrical, sequence of work, structural supports
    
14. Ensure equipment is properly aligned: specialty personnel as needed (millwright, vendor reps), timing of alignments – (example- without connections then with connections)
    
15. Assessment of equipment installation: quality checks, punch list, pre-start up safety checks
    
16. Ensure constructability of piping:  correct materials, proper joining methods, no clashes
    
17. Monitor procurement activities:  understand and track ROS dates, ensure proper transportation and expediting to site, review receipt inspection and certification reports, ensure proper off-loading equipment, ensure proper storage and staging of piping, ensure proper tracking and issuing spools, monitor the Positive Material Identification program.
    
18. Monitor and influence construction activities:  ensure personnel and procedures are qualified, evaluate methods for setting pipe (above ground, buried, plant, pipeline), track spools, review sequence of work (piping vs. other disciplines; small bore vs. large bore), ensure proper structural supports, minimize rework
    
19. Support quality checks:  integrity testing, punch list, pre-start up safety checks
    
20. Support Completions:  drive transition from area basis to system basis, review construction completion checklists
    
21. Support facility start up activities as needed
    

Required KNOWLEDGE, qualifications, skills, and EXPERIENCES :

1. High School education.
   
2. Good experience with piping system and mechanical engineering
   
3. Good written and verbal communication skills with the ability to communicate at all levels from management to field labor.
   
4. Good technical and supervisory skills.
   
5. Minimum of ten (10) years broad experience in all project phases, i.e. engineering, procurement and construction, would have at least five (5) years specific involvement in major process facilities.