Mechanical Maintenance Engineer – Heat Exchangers & Turnarounds

Job description

Own heat exchanger servicing jobs end-to-end receipt or site inspection repair scoping execution testing documentation dispatch Inspect shell tube bundles and produce as-found condition reports photos measurements tube condition within 24 48 hours support quotations with quick man-hour and material estimates Execute retubing tube plugging bundle repairs gasket replacement mechanical chemical cleaning and hydrostatic pneumatic testing Deliver shutdown and turnaround STO TAR scopes bundle extraction to box-up site piping and valve installation replacement inside the outage window Make repair-vs-replace recommendations document and secure client approval for scope growth once units are opened Lead supervisors technicians and multinational crews across day night shifts mobilise at short notice Own quality documentation ITPs dimensional and test records as-found as-left reports and final dossiers Work to permit-to-work confined-space and client HSE requirements on ADNOC-type sites

B.Eng. in Mechanical or Maintenance Engineering — hands-on capability weighs more than paper qualifications.
3–7 years in heat exchanger servicing, static equipment maintenance or turnaround contracting.

Practical shell & tube experience: retubing, tube plugging, bundle repair, leak and pressure testing.

Site experience with piping jobs and valve installation/replacement.

Shutdown/turnaround experience in refinery, gas plant or petrochemical environments; confident in PTW and confined-space culture.

English confident enough for client-facing site communication and reporting.

Preferred / a plus:

TEMA nomenclature, API 660/661 awareness; plate heat exchanger (PHE) refurbishment exposure.

Valid ADNOC site passes/inductions; offshore experience.

Estimation exposure (pricing repair scopes); night-shift crew leadership.