Execution engineer - Mechanical

A construction engineer wears many hats when directing and assessing a project. They will survey the area where the job is to take place, paying special attention to environmental issues or government codes that need to be considered. Before a job starts, they might prepare reports on their findings and consult with others who have a hand in the project. Those parties might include environmental associations, government agencies and third-party construction companies. Construction engineers need to have a strong understanding of pipelaying SOP's, Execution methodologies, laws and regulations that might affect their projects. They must have sound knowledge on: Pipe alignment fixingPipe MOC'sPipe Jointing techniquesSound knowledge on Pipe fabricationsKnowledge on Pipe unloading, Laying, Erection of heavy mechanical equipment'swelding knowledge various Tests on pipelines regarding drainage or elevation levels flow Control techniquesMaterialsEquipment LaborsLabour mobilisationConstruction engineers manage a variety of parties involved in any given job. They are also responsible for supervising a job to its completion while paying special attention to the allotted budget for the project as a whole. They must have good communication, interpersonal and leadership skills. They should be able to pay meticulous attention to detail. Construction engineers should also have strong analytical, math and problem solving skills.