Project Engineer

Role Definition

Role summary

The Project Owner Engineer is responsible for the Engineering of a Services Contract or part of the Engineering activity of an Owner Project under the responsibility of and Project Engineering manager. Main projects are BESS (battery energy storage systems) and Revamping/Maintenance of existing Power Plants.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Interact with the internal Stakeholders and Partners as focal point for technical matter

• Prepare the deliverables list and planning in line with the project schedule. Control, review and monitor any progress deviation from the plan.

• Provide narratives and reporting to attach to the Weekly and Monthly reports.

• Authorize the issue for construction status of engineering deliverables.

• Manage the engineering subcontractor, controlling schedule of deliverable issue, deliverable quality, approving interim progress, analyze claims or engineering changes,

• Manage the design changes, either external or internal

• Support the Project Manager controlling the EPC Contractor

• Support the Development Department in issuing and monitoring the work requisition (quantity, scope of work, work description etc.)

• Support the Construction Manager during erection activities, clarifying eventual doubts or providing solution to recover

• Deputed at site ad Field Engineering Manager

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, or related field).

• 5 years of experience as project Discipline Engineer in Oil&Gas/Petrochemical/Energy/BESS EPC projects

• Strong organizational and coordination skills, with the ability to manage multiple tasks.

• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.

• Knowledge of project management methodologies and tools.

• Familiarity with safety regulations and quality standards in engineering and construction.

• Fluent written and spoken English