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Senior Mechanical Technician

China

Professional Bachelor

> 10 Years

As a Senior Mechanical Technician, you will: Lead a group of technicians and apply strong mechanical knowledge to support commissioning activities. Receive and understand instructions from the Commissioning Engineer, assign work to individual technicians and ensure tasks are completed within the planned time. Provide clear day-to-day reporting and feedback on assigned activities. Execute pre-commissioning, commissioning and functional testing of mechanical equipment, including pumps, compressors and lubrication oil skids. Carry out isolations and de-isolations on mechanical equipment and piping systems. Perform line walks prior to system energization. Conduct or attend Toolbox Talks to ensure full understanding of the work scope and PTW requirements. Manage commissioning activities on site, including tools, ship-loose items, consumables and spares. Liaise with vendors to support pre-commissioning and commissioning activities related to vendor packages. Troubleshoot faults arising during commissioning tests. Complete and submit commissioning documentation, including check sheets, test procedures and red-line markup drawings. Close out punch-list items. Prepare tri-party walk work packs and attend tri-party punch walks as required. Attend daily VSCC / Permit to Work meetings as advised by the supervisor. Maintain up-to-date site drawings and documentation, including red-line markup drawings. Prepare daily timesheet submissions and work in accordance with the commissioning schedule.

Piping Material Engineer

China, Nantong Shi

Academic Bachelor

不适用

Engineering Review & Technical Compliance Review piping material specifications, manual valve specifications in accordance with Vessel Outline Specification (VOS), project requirements, and applicable international codes and standards (ASME, API, ISO, BV, ABS). Review shipyard piping detail design deliverables. Including but limited to below: Piping flushing procedure Bolt torque procedure Piping stress analysis reports Piping wall thickness, branch reinforcement calc. Piping construction standard Review Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID) for MPF and non‑MPF vessel piping systems. Review valve lists and special item lists to ensure compliance with project and class requirements. Ensure all piping materials and components meet applicable classification and regulatory requirements. Procurement & Technical Documentation Review Coordinate technical clarifications between Shipyard during procurement stages. Review Technical Agreements (TA) between Shipyard and Vendors. Evaluate vendor technical deviations and provide technical recommendations to support procurement decisions. Vendor Package Engineering Act as Package Engineer for piping items( valves, special items ) following vendor award. Review vendor document submissions to ensure compliance with approved TA and project standards. Review vendor documentation including, but not limited to: General Arrangement Drawings (GAD) Material Test Certificates (MTC) Pressure test reports Painting and coating reports FAT procedure/record Pressure test procedure/record Inspection and test reports Quality & Inspection Coordination Ensure vendor documentation complies with applicable international codes, standards, and class requirements. Verify vendor scope of supply aligns with contractual and technical agreement requirements. Support inspection and quality‑related technical clarifications as required. Continuous Improvement Capture and document project lessons learned for continuous improvement.

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