Lead Project Designer

Mechanical Design Engineer

At Babcock Power, we are a driving force in power, committed to shaping the future of energy solutions. Driven by our core values of Teamwork, Integrity, and Performance, we enable our team to develop and deliver sustainable solutions for our customers. Join us in driving the science, technology and expertise that will serve the growing global demand for safe, reliable, clean energy.

Reports to the Supervisor of Mechanical Design. Produce and check CAD drawings of design items, parts, and components of complex equipment, assemblies, steel frames, connections, piping, and pressure parts using knowledge of basic engineering principles, and current manufacturing or fabrication methods and procedures. Provide general directions to designers and drafters as well as outsourced work products. Review drawings in process, checking for integrity of design, and cost effectiveness, considering fabrication and construction requirements.

Communicate with fabricators, vendors, construction personnel and other internal or external groups as required.

Essential Responsibilities:

• Prepare 2D drawings and 3D models for new and edited designs.
• Prepare accurate and cost-effective designs, produce arrangements, layouts, and studies adhering to company/industry standards and practices.
• Ensure drawings, bill of materials, and designs, meet applicable codes, standards, ISO instructions, and customer's specifications.
• Monitor the work product of vendors, including schedule, budget, scope requirements, technical review, and deliverables.
• Review and analyze customer specifications and documents to ensure design compliance.
• Participate in meetings with customers engineering consultants or other company affiliated units.
• Assume lead mechanical role in proposal/contract design and develop drawings in response to customer requests.
• Track hours to provide feedback to the team and manager on expenditures per project.
• Meet periodically with managers and other design leads to discuss team successes and failures, new design concepts, productivity enhancements, and the need for additional resources.
• Provide leadership and mentoring to less experienced members of the group.