Mechanical Engineer

  • Keeping the project on schedule.

  • Liaise with supplier/vendor/contractors/customer with acknowledgement of direct superior

  • Liaise with purchaser for procurement process including RFQ, PR, PO tracking in order to meet project timeline

  • Ensure the material to be onsite as per target date

  • Prepare schedule for the flawless execution of assigned projects

  • Site coordination among consultant, client, supplier, vendor and contractor

  • Communicate with client/owner/end user effectively with proper understanding by interpret their needs and requirement

  • Attend and participate any site meeting daily / weekly / monthly with client / owner / end user by delivering up to date project progress

  • Plan, coordinate and compile engineering design work with client /designer / consultant / contractor

  • Liaise with CAD drafter for engineering drawing preparation

  • Prepare site progress report as per project requirement

  • Prepare Method of Statement for the site work

  • Lead, coordinate site supervisors and contractors

  • Act as QA/QC person in charge to ensure and maintain good quality control in every aspect of the project by involve in Inspection Test Plan development, QA/QC documentation work and site inspection

  • Plan and arrange for testing and commissioning of the project to meet specification and requirement

  • Troubleshoot problems arise on a project

  • Coordinate with site safety supervisor to ensure workplace is safe and approved for work

  • Ensure all aspects of the project proceed while adhering to internal company SOPs as well as external regulations and laws

  • Prepare handover documents once the project completion

  • Liaise with project admin/controller for issuance of invoice on time

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent, Fresh graduate

Pay: From RM2,800.00 per month

Benefits

  • Dental insurance

  • Health insurance

  • Maternity leave

  • Opportunities for promotion

  • Parental leave

  • Professional development

Work Location: In person

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