Maintenance Engineering Lead
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Saipem in Varese
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As Maintenance Engineering Lead you will respond to the Head Of Department and be part of the Energy Carriers Business Line within EPC Maintenance and Inspection Engineering Department.
Job includes plant reliability analysis, equipment criticality assessment and maintenance plan development. Scope of the work involves activities ranging from acknowledging process‑related conditions and evaluating the equipment detail design. Maintenance Engineering Lead (MEL)
is to make sure that the project detailed design is safe and sound from an operation and maintenance point of view, complies with the international standards and meets the requirements arising from contract and technical specification therein referred to. In performing his job, the MES is liaising with client representatives, partners, suppliers, and project team. MEL regularly reports to the Commissioning, Operation and Maintenance Manager the status of the Maintenance Engineering assessment, highlighting areas of concern.
Responsibilities
- Support the Commissioning, Operation and Maintenance Manager in reviewing the project technical documentation in respect to the contractual requirements.
- Develop the maintenance engineering execution plan.
- Gather maintenance related design data from technical disciplines and vendors to build a comprehensive plant asset register which includes all maintainable equipment.
- Prepare the Maintainable Equip