Mechanical Site Execution Engineer

About the role

The Mechanical Site Execution Engineer is responsible for delivering mechanical works on construction sites, covering piping, equipment erection, HVAC, fire‑fighting and utility systems. The role ensures projects are completed on schedule, meet quality standards and comply with safety regulations while coordinating with contractors and internal teams.

Key responsibilities

• Execute site‑level mechanical works including erection of equipment, pipelines, ducting and fire‑fighting systems.
• Supervise subcontractors and site teams to ensure progress according to schedule and standards.
• Read and interpret mechanical drawings, isometrics, P&IDs and layout plans.
• Conduct stage‑wise inspections, testing and installation verification following QA/QC guidelines.
• Ensure availability of materials, tools, manpower and equipment for uninterrupted execution.
• Maintain site documentation such as daily progress reports, inspection logs and material tracking.
• Coordinate with procurement for timely material delivery and with design teams for technical clarifications.
• Monitor contractor performance and raise flags on deviations or non‑conformities.
• Ensure compliance with safety regulations, participate in safety audits and toolbox talks.
• Support commissioning activities and assist in resolving punch points during handover.

Required profile

• Proven experience in executing mechanical works on construction sites.
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, isometrics, P&IDs and layout plans.
• Capability to supervise subcontractors and coordinate multidisciplinary teams.
• Strong understanding of QA/QC procedures and safety regulations.
• Experience in liaising with procurement and design departments for material and technical issues.

Required skills

• Mechanical drawing interpretation (isometrics, P&IDs, layout plans)
• Site execution of piping, equipment erection, HVAC and fire‑fighting systems
• QA/QC inspection, testing and installation verification
• Safety compliance and participation in audits
• Commissioning support and punch‑list resolution