Senior Project Engineer-Steam and Power Generation Projects
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Overview
ESI is seeking a Senior Project Engineer to join our team in Kennesaw, Georgia. The Project Engineer will lead the project-specific, multi-disciplined group of engineers throughout the duration of the project. This position requires a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, ten years of experience in the design and construction of steam and power generation plants, and five years of experience as a Project Engineer leading a multi-disciplined team in an EPC Environment. Please see below for the responsibilities and requirements of this position.
Senior Project Engineer
Responsibilities: • Lead the overall design and engineering effort for a project• Assist Project Manager and Project Controls with the development of the initial project schedule• Coordinate resources with the Engineering Department Managers• Review project drawings and specifications to maintain contract compliance• Coordinate vendor quotations, equipment procurement, field engineering, and construction support• Manage engineering schedule, status of deliverables, and continually update project controls• Manage Request for Information (RFI) Process• Manage Design Change Notice (DCN) Process• Communicate impacts to overall schedule and budget with Project Manager• Respond to all design/engineering questions from the client
Requirements: • Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering• Ten years of experience in the design and construction of steam and power generation plants• Five years of experience as a Project Engineer leading a multi-disciplined team in an EPC Environment• Experience writing equipment specifications for some of the following: pumps, material handling systems, ash handling systems, boilers, heat exchangers, air pollution control equipment, water treatment, compressed air systems, turbine generators and piping systems• Experience with general arrangement (GA) drawings and P&IDs• Experience with package or power boilers, power boiler fuel-conversions, steam turbines, heat recovery steam generators, and combined heat and power (CHP)• Ability to interpret and understand architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineering drawings• Ability to work with multi-disciplined projects including civil, structural, process, mechanical, instrumentation, controls, and electrical• Knowledge of applicable codes, policies, standards, and best practices• Proficient with Bluebeam, Autodesk Construction Cloud, and Procore• PE License preferred but not required
Company
ESI Inc. of Tennessee is a design engineering and construction firm that specializes in steam andpower generation facilities. We are the Steam & Power SPECIAL FORCES® providing clients withinnovative, cost-effective, and environmentally-friendly solutions. For additional information,please visit our website at www.esitenn.com.
ESI is an employee owned company that offers competitive salaries, a complete benefits package, a hybrid work model and only works a half-day on Fridays.
ESI is an equal opportunity employer. Background screen and substance abuse testing is a condition of employment. ESI does not sponsor employees for immigration benefits or immigration status.
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