Requisition ID: 94506
Job Category: Engineering
Location: Essen, North Rhine, Germany
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SUMMARY

The Lead Mechanical Designer focuses on the development of a functional plant arrangement. The Lead Mechanical Designer provides input to engineering management, engineering leads and senior designers, and is responsible for:

• All activities related to the physical arrangement project assets (equipment, maintenance, buildings, space, commodities, roads, rail, utilities etc.) within the boundary of the project
• Coordination of all changes affecting the layout with each functional group.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Understand the owner/user requirements and the project mission
• Support the project kickoff meetings and site visits as required
• Assist in interpreting the plant PFDs, P&IDs and plant battery limits and constraints
• Assist with the development of the Engineering Work Packages (EWPs) for all activities specific to layout and general arrangement development
• Assist with the man hour budgets for all deliverables and time related activities related to the layout group
• Provides input to the deliverables list for the work to be performed by the design team (plot plan, general arrangements, models, studies, etc.)
• Assist with the preparation and issue of the project-specific layout design criteria (if required)
• Coordinate with client representatives in all matters related to layout of the plant
• Responsible for development of the facility layouts within the plant to the point where each functional group can effectively begin their design
• Review, coordinate and obtain approval for all layout changes
• Ensure continuous coordination between the functional groups as design develops that affects the layout of the assigned plant
• Resolve clashes where the clash will impact the layout
• Prioritize allocation of space
• Participate in client and internal project meetings
• Assign work (via signed off EWPs) to layout designers and continuously monitor progress
• and quality of general arrangements
• Review, check and approve all facility layouts and general arrangements to ensure
• conformity to the project specific layout design criteria
• Monitor design progress and develop corrective actions if required
• Participate in and assist with the conduct of project reviews such as reviews for
• constructability, operability maintainability, HAZOP etc.
• Assist with development and monitoring of budgets and schedules
• Provide a safe, clean and maintainable plant layout
• Where needed, design plant layout to meet the project modularization and pre-assembly requirements.

The Lead Mechanical Designer focuses on the development of a functional plant arrangement. The Lead Mechanical Designer provides input to engineering management, engineering leads and senior designers, and is responsible for:

• All activities related to the physical arrangement project assets (equipment, maintenance, buildings, space, commodities, roads, rail, utilities etc.) within the boundary of the project
• Coordination of all changes affecting the layout with each functional group