*what will you do?*
the mechanical facilities engineer will be responsible for leading and coordinating infrastructure and construction projects, ensuring quality, safety, and compliance with deadlines and budgets.
will analyze and evaluate projects, identify potential problems, and develop effective solutions in accordance with current standards and regulations.
will participate in the selection of suppliers through established procurement processes, providing clear and timely information for proper selection, initially providing a scope and then documenting the project's development through completion.
*how will you do it?*
- planning and design: develop detailed plans and designs for *mechanical* projects.
- project management: monitor and coordinate project progress, ensuring that deadlines and budgets are met.
- analysis and problem resolution: identify and resolve technical and logístical issues that arise during the project.
- communication and collaboration: work with multidisciplinary teams, including designers, contractors, and internal clients.
- quality control: ensure the project meets established quality and safety standards.
- resource management: allocate and manage resources, such as personnel, materials, and equipment.
- reporting and documentation: prepare reports and technical documentation for the project.
- regulatory compliance: ensure the project complies with applicable standards and ehs regulations.
*what are we looking for?*
- strong technical hidraulic, pneumatic and gases knowledge.
- management and leadership skills.
- effective communication.
- problem-solving and analysis.
- planning and organization.
- teamwork and collaboration.
tools and software
1. Computer-aided design (cad) software.
2. Project management tools.
3. Analysis and simulation software.