Mechanical Commissioning Engineer

The roles of the Commissioning Engineer are:

The Commissioning Engineer is responsible for the Pre-Commissioning, Commissioning
and tune-up of all processes, and equipment associated with Sewage Water Treatment
Plants and Sea Water Reverse Osmosis Plants. The Commissioning Engineer participates
in screenings, studies and operation write-ups, in addition to operation assistance,

trouble shooting and client operation training.

• Duties:

The Commissioning Engineer will be responsible for the pre-Commissioning and the Commissioning of the SWTP/SWRO Plant as well as handing over of the same to the Client, he will be reporting directly to the Contract Manager.

• Will be the maximum responsible of the Plant´s Commissioning and/or Operation.
• The Commissioning Engineer is responsible for supporting and supervision the Commissioning Team on projects.
• Assure Project´s Process requirements are met.
• Assure the Quality Control Plan is fulfilled, and requirements are met.
• Will supervise all operation and water process related works.
• Will co-ordinate the works under his scope and schedule them according to a plan.
• Will maintain close communication with the Contract Manager and the Client.
• Will advise subordinates on good practices related to Process, Plant Operation and the Environment.
• It is the responsibility of the Commissioning Engineer to oversee completion of multi-discipline division of work related to pre-commissioning or commissioning on projects.
• In addition, the Commissioning Engineer also develops multi-discipline commissioning strategy documents for projects.
• The responsibilities of the Commissioning Engineer include the reviewing, approving and overseeing the installation and design of minor temporary commissioning supplies and systems.
• The Commissioning Engineer must review and approve all multi-discipline commissioning processes to ensure they are compliant with the procedures, specifications and standards of the project.

• Experience required: Relevant experience in Water Treatment Plants.

• Skills:
  • Thorough knowledge of Sewage Water Treatment Plants and auxiliary equipment, tools, methods/standards and practices used in their operation.
  • Thorough knowledge of the occupational hazards and safety regulations and precautions involved in the erection and operation of SWTP´s.
  • Ability of understand and follow oral and written instructions.
  • Ability to supervise the work of others.
  • Ability to detect defects in malfunctions in a Water Treatment Plant process operation.

• Ability to interpret and work from plans, blueprints and sketches.
• Ability to propose improvements for the Project.