Project Engineer
Pubblicato il 24-09-2026 - Fuel Tech in Gallarate
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Responsible for day-to-day project engineering activities. May also be involved in the installation, start-up and troubleshooting of the equipment at the project site. Works closely with his/her supervisor and may be functionally assigned to a Project Manager for a specific project. During the project life cycle the project engineer may be required to generate submittal documents, conduct shop inspections to assess ongoing progress with outside vendors and generate reports.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Prepares detailed project engineering designs for small to medium projects including development of the flow and pressure tables for the process flow diagram, pipe sizing, instrumentation selection, and pump and control valve sizing and selection. Ensures that all equipment and services meet applicable codes and standards for design, safety and quality. Additionally, the project engineering shall ensure that all designed meet the client specifications.
- Produces (with the help of the CAD dept where necessary)
and utilizes all engineering drawings and other engineering deliverables necessary to construct the project including P&ID;, fabrication, BOM, O&M; manual, FAT documents, and vendor drawings.
- Develops RFQ/MR, solicits quotations from qualified vendors, evaluates quotations and reports recommendation to the assigned Project Manager or supervisor.
- Generates and processes equipment and electrical/controls (in conjunction with the Electrical, Instrument and Controls Engineer) purchase orders and follows-up on delivery of items. Coordinates orders and deliveries with mechanical, electrical and structural fabrication vendors. Responsible for drafting a CAR or NCR documents as needed for assigned projects.
- Supervises and monitors equipment fabrication including system modules, equipment enclosures, tanks, chemical process vessels, etc.; documents results of equipment inspection and testing through writ