Mechanical Commissioning Engineer BOP

Role Summary/Purpose

Role: Mechanical Commissioning Engineer BOP

Purpose: To commissioning the BOP mechanical systems and ensure planning, preparation and execution of the commissioning, operation, trial run and acceptance testing of a Gas Turbine Power Plant.

Essential Responsibilities

• Responsible for cold and hot commissioning of the BOP systems and process of Gas Turbine Power Plants:
  - Takeover of the systems from construction
  - Instrument and transmitter calibration/adjustment and loop & target checks
  - Valve adjustments (solenoid actuation, pneumatic, hydraulic or motorized)
  - Motor initial runs with motor solo run, rotation check, load run checks

- Flushing of systems, function group start up and adjustments
- Preparation and execution of plant tests and performance tests and reliability run

• Accept the turnover of systems from construction to commissioning and execute the turnover from commissioning to the customer in accordance with current procedure/work instruction and the contract.
• Manage, perform, coordinate and monitor the commissioning of systems specified within the scope of work according to time schedule and contract and by arrangement with the Commissioning Manager.
• Provide update information to the Commissioning Manager for reporting purposes, for the commissioning system time schedule and the commissioning staff planning.
• To coordinate adequacy of as built systems with commissioning documentation, put under fluid, under voltage, control of results in the respect of the GE process.
  - participating on daily and weekly commissioning meetings on site.

Qualifications/Requirements

• Commissioning experience and strong knowledge of the mechanical BOP equipment of Gas Turbine Power Plants.
• Having led a commissioning team in executing the pre-commissioning and commissioning activities independently.
• Strong analytic and problem-solving capability.
• Willing to travel worldwide for long term assignments
• Fluent in spoken and written English and Polish.
• An engineering degree from an accredited university.