The mechanical electrical and plumbing coordinator, is responsible to analyze electromechanical and special installations verifying that are fulfilled with the technical specifications of the project and Mexican legislation norms, elaborate and control of reports and monitoring the qualification of contractor craftsmen and recommending actions for improvement.
The MEP works with Responsibilities correspond to the pipe/mechanical disciplines and do involve direct day-to-day monitoring of the work site.
The candidate must demonstrate advanced knowledge in the following construction and site support activities:
- Capacity for analyses and evaluate construction drawings, technical specifications and scope of works in site, comparing project against Mexican standards (or international standards) and client standards.
- Knowledge of methodology to develop construction schedule and cost estimates to have input in WBS and cost and project reviews, and support value engineering
- Contribute to risk analysis and updating project risks matrix
- Interpretation, application, and implementation of safety standards and best practices
- Installation of process, electrical and mechanical equipment
- Plant inspection of fabrication of piping and equipment, and installation.
- Checkout, pre-commissioning and commissioning planning and execution
- Work planning, scheduling, and execution experience
- Familiarity and understanding of quality requirements to define and review quality plans
- Ability to plan and manage work for self and others
- Facilitate and participate in design reviews
- Should be able to understand the scopes of work/drawings/documents and clarify any doubts of the Contractor.
- Should be able to Review and evaluate of contractor bids in bid leveling
- Should regularly communicate with Client operations, where applicable, on day-to-day site activities to plan stoppages and interfaces with existing buildings and systems.
- Prepare, issue and present reports and attend weekly meetings, as scheduled in the project.