Sirch Incorporated
Overview
Our client is a leading EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) firm delivering
design/build solutions
for complex industrial projects across North America. Their experience spans multiple industries, including
pulp & paper, power generation, chemical, and manufacturing . With projects ranging from
$10 million to $200 million , they pride themselves on technical excellence, safety, and efficient project execution. Position Summary
The
Mechanical Engineer/Designer
is responsible for developing and executing mechanical and piping designs for large industrial facilities. This role involves preparing design deliverables, performing calculations, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, and supporting field activities during construction and commissioning. Successful candidates will have strong technical experience in
equipment design, plant layout, and mechanical systems
within an EPC or heavy industrial environment. Key Responsibilities
Develop and prepare
mechanical design packages
including equipment layouts, general arrangements, and detailed drawings. Perform
mechanical calculations , such as equipment sizing, stress analysis, and load evaluations. Specify and design
process and utility equipment —including pumps, tanks, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, fans, and compressors. Review and interpret
PFDs, P&IDs, and vendor drawings
to ensure proper integration of equipment and piping systems. Prepare
equipment data sheets and technical specifications
for procurement and perform technical bid evaluations. Coordinate with
process, structural, electrical, and controls teams
to ensure system alignment and constructability. Participate in
3D model reviews ,
design reviews , and
HAZOPs
as required. Develop
installation details and support designs
in collaboration with piping and civil teams. Assist with
material take-offs (MTOs) , cost estimates, and project proposals. Provide
field support
during construction and startup, including inspection, troubleshooting, and as-built documentation. Ensure all designs adhere to applicable
industry codes and standards
(ASME, API, ANSI, NFPA, OSHA, etc.). Promote a
safety-first mindset
and incorporate safe design principles into every project. Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
or equivalent technical degree (Design diploma or Associate’s acceptable for Designer-level roles). 5–30+ years
of experience in mechanical engineering or design for heavy industrial projects (EPC preferred). Proficiency in
3D modeling and design tools
such as AutoCAD, Plant 3D, CADWorx, SmartPlant 3D, or SolidWorks. Experience developing
equipment layouts, piping supports, and mechanical installation details. Strong understanding of
rotating and static equipment , material selection, and fabrication methods. Knowledge of
industry codes and standards
(ASME Section VIII, API 610/650, ANSI, NFPA). Excellent communication skills and ability to work collaboratively with multi-discipline teams. Professional Engineer (PE)
license preferred or ability to obtain (for Engineer-level roles). Willingness to
travel for field work or construction support
as needed. Preferred Qualifications
Experience in
pulp & paper, chemical, power, or manufacturing facilities . Background in
design/build EPC environments . Familiarity with
3D scanning, BIM coordination, or Navisworks Review . Understanding of
construction sequencing and field installation methods . Compensation and Benefits
Competitive pay based on experience and role. Full-time employees eligible for comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, 401(k), and paid time off. Contract roles available for seasoned professionals seeking project-based opportunities. Why Join
Work on
complex, high-value industrial projects
across North America. Join a team that integrates
engineering and construction expertise
for optimal project outcomes. Contribute to a
safety-first, collaborative, and innovative
work environment.
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Our client is a leading EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) firm delivering
design/build solutions
for complex industrial projects across North America. Their experience spans multiple industries, including
pulp & paper, power generation, chemical, and manufacturing . With projects ranging from
$10 million to $200 million , they pride themselves on technical excellence, safety, and efficient project execution. Position Summary
The
Mechanical Engineer/Designer
is responsible for developing and executing mechanical and piping designs for large industrial facilities. This role involves preparing design deliverables, performing calculations, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, and supporting field activities during construction and commissioning. Successful candidates will have strong technical experience in
equipment design, plant layout, and mechanical systems
within an EPC or heavy industrial environment. Key Responsibilities
Develop and prepare
mechanical design packages
including equipment layouts, general arrangements, and detailed drawings. Perform
mechanical calculations , such as equipment sizing, stress analysis, and load evaluations. Specify and design
process and utility equipment —including pumps, tanks, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, fans, and compressors. Review and interpret
PFDs, P&IDs, and vendor drawings
to ensure proper integration of equipment and piping systems. Prepare
equipment data sheets and technical specifications
for procurement and perform technical bid evaluations. Coordinate with
process, structural, electrical, and controls teams
to ensure system alignment and constructability. Participate in
3D model reviews ,
design reviews , and
HAZOPs
as required. Develop
installation details and support designs
in collaboration with piping and civil teams. Assist with
material take-offs (MTOs) , cost estimates, and project proposals. Provide
field support
during construction and startup, including inspection, troubleshooting, and as-built documentation. Ensure all designs adhere to applicable
industry codes and standards
(ASME, API, ANSI, NFPA, OSHA, etc.). Promote a
safety-first mindset
and incorporate safe design principles into every project. Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
or equivalent technical degree (Design diploma or Associate’s acceptable for Designer-level roles). 5–30+ years
of experience in mechanical engineering or design for heavy industrial projects (EPC preferred). Proficiency in
3D modeling and design tools
such as AutoCAD, Plant 3D, CADWorx, SmartPlant 3D, or SolidWorks. Experience developing
equipment layouts, piping supports, and mechanical installation details. Strong understanding of
rotating and static equipment , material selection, and fabrication methods. Knowledge of
industry codes and standards
(ASME Section VIII, API 610/650, ANSI, NFPA). Excellent communication skills and ability to work collaboratively with multi-discipline teams. Professional Engineer (PE)
license preferred or ability to obtain (for Engineer-level roles). Willingness to
travel for field work or construction support
as needed. Preferred Qualifications
Experience in
pulp & paper, chemical, power, or manufacturing facilities . Background in
design/build EPC environments . Familiarity with
3D scanning, BIM coordination, or Navisworks Review . Understanding of
construction sequencing and field installation methods . Compensation and Benefits
Competitive pay based on experience and role. Full-time employees eligible for comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, 401(k), and paid time off. Contract roles available for seasoned professionals seeking project-based opportunities. Why Join
Work on
complex, high-value industrial projects
across North America. Join a team that integrates
engineering and construction expertise
for optimal project outcomes. Contribute to a
safety-first, collaborative, and innovative
work environment.
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