Description

Urgent Recruitment

1. MEP ENGINEER – MECHANICAL

Minimum Requirement

• Should have at least 5 – 7 years experience.

• Qualification : BE or B.Tech

• Should have own valid QID (Freelancer).

• Should have Driving license.

Job Tags: MEP Engineer

Information

Desired Skills & Experience

General Roles and Responsibilities of MEP Engineer MEP engineer has to review plans and specifications according to the plan. MEP Engineer has to manage to oversee the work of subordinate staff contact architects or Engineers. MEP Engineer has to prepare plans, details, specified and cost estimated of plumbing, heating, ventilating, air conditioning and general piping system. MEP Engineer has to provide technical advice to staff designer, supervisor, inspector, and contracting service provider regarding installation and maintenance of MEP System. MEP System has to analyze mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing engineering problems and formulate solutions. MEP Engineer has to identify problems in the design, planning, manage and delivering multiple projects. MEP Engineer has to plan, organize the review and evaluate the work of consultants, contractors, and others. MEP Engineer knows MS Office, AutoCAD, and Construction Project management software. MEP Engineer has to prepare and deliver effective oral presentations whenever required. Advise the Project Director of any technical aspects of the mechanical services that may affect construction progress, e.g., quality or snag. Continually review the contractor’s construction schedule during the progress of the site works regarding MEP services and report to the Project Director. Manage the day-to-day work of the MEP team. In conjunction with the document controller, ensure that the filing/logging of the MEP documentation is undertaken in line with the project handbook and continually monitor the same. Advice on all issues regarding LEED and ensure that the appropriate documentation and information is provided to the proper authorities to obtain the LEED standard required on the project. Take part in risk workshops and report any risks associated with MEP installations or general projects to the Project Director. Review the Contractor’s installation method statements. Review Contractor’s shop drawings against the design [tender] drawings for compliance with the design intent and return to Project Director with appropriate comments/approval within the specified contractual period (usually ten working days). Review the contractor’s mechanical shop drawing with the structural and electrical engineers to ensure engineering coordination and advise the Project Director accordingly. Where required, prepare technical clarifications to the tendered design to suit specific on-site construction and coordination issues. Review Contractor’s mechanical services material proposals against specified technical performance requirements and advise the Project Director on the appropriateness of the recommendations. Review Contractor’s proposed subcontractor(s) associated with the engineering works from a technical standpoint. Undertake general project site observation/inspection of the mechanical services works for Contractor’s adherence to the approved shop drawings and Consultant’s specification, good working practices, and construction schedule. Monitor and promote health and safety on the site. Record and report any breaches to the Project Manager. If required, stop the construction works if unsafe practices are being followed. Be available to undertake off-site inspections of proposed equipment and materials as may be deemed necessary by the Project Manager. Undertake a prior review of the Contractor’s proposed mechanical system testing & commissioning methods and schedule – MEP Engineer roles and responsibilities. Witness on-site piped system pressure test, air conditioning duct leakage testing, and other testing that may be required during the first fix works and advise the Project Director accordingly. On a spot basis, witness mechanical system final testing and commissioning. Review and comment on the Contractor’s testing and commissioning results and advise the Project Director accordingly. Maintain an ongoing list of mechanical services defects for the contractor’s remedial action. Undertake final project snagging and prepare a list of defects for the Contractor’s action. Attend project, site progress, and any mechanical services-related technical meetings directed by the project manager. Prepare draft site/engineer’s instructions relating to the mechanical building services, as required, and issue to the Project Manager. Provide advice to the Project Director regarding any mechanical services related to variable costs that the Contractor may claim during the works. Review and comment on the Contractor’s Operation and Maintenance manuals. Ability to commute/relocate.

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