Mechanical Supervisor

Job description

The Mechanical Supervisor oversees, manages and supports subcontractors to ensure construction proceeds according to project specifications under safe conditions. Monitors site activities in line with drawings and work schedule based on priorities. Reviews drawings and P&IDs, communicates with subcontractors for scheduling, and coordinates equipment and manpower. Prepares site instructions as needed, arranges required materials and tools for specific jobs, schedules MCWD punch clearing, and coordinates with inspectors for mechanical inspections. Monitors performance, failures and serviceability of all mechanical plant and control systems and reports activities. Works with auditors, regulatory bodies and third parties. Assesses technical proposals for upgrades or new equipment and their integration. Plans and coordinates all work‑related activities, ensures safety and construction quality per specifications and ITP. Manages progress by checking daily, weekly and monthly quantities, prepares daily/weekly/monthly construction reports, method statements, and records best practices and lessons learned. Coordinates with other disciplines to resolve interface issues, monitors daily activities, liaises with internal and external stakeholders, and prepares preservation and a three‑week construction plan.

Requirements

• Construction experience in oil/gas/petrochemical or power plant projects as a supervisor
• Engineering and construction company experience in the Middle East preferred
• Experience from construction stage through commissioning/start‑up
• Knowledge of construction management and engineering standards
• Knowledge of assembling and disassembling rotating machines and troubleshooting
• Proficient in computer applications (MS Office)
• Excellent communication and leadership skills
• Technical skills in rotating and stationary equipment, tanks, heavy rigging, heavy infrastructure, package vendor items (skid type)
• Experience in mechanical commissioning (MRT, solo run test, oil flushing)
• Ability to schedule and close punch items
• Knowledge of reviewing Inspection and Test Plans (ITP)
• Preparation and review of rigging and lifting plans
• Thorough knowledge of occupational hazards and safety precautions.

Skills