Mechanical Project Engineer Mid-Level Engineering · North Africa · · Closes Jul 31 View role

North Africa · Full-time · Mid-Level · Apply by July 31, 2026 About the role Job Description: Mechanical Project EngineerProject: Luxury Hotel Development – North AfricaEmployer: Main ContractorLocation: Site Office / Site Works Position SummaryThe Mechanical Project Engineer will oversee all mechanical systems on site, ensuring proper coordination with subcontractors, fit out teams, and specialist vendors. The role requires strong technical capability, site experience, and the ability to manage fast track, high end hospitality installations. Responsibilities - Key Responsibilities - Supervise daily mechanical works (HVAC, plumbing, drainage, firefighting, LPG, medical gases if applicable). - Coordinate with mechanical subcontractors to ensure proper sequencing and quality of work. - Coordinate mechanical interfaces with fit out contractors, joinery, ID works, and specialist systems. - Attend daily/weekly coordination meetings with construction and subcontractor teams. - Review mechanical shop drawings, coordination drawings, material submittals, and method statements. - Ensure compliance with project specifications, codes, and consultant comments. - Follow up with subcontractors for timely resubmissions and closure of comments. - Liaise with manufacturer representatives for installation requirements, testing, commissioning, and technical clarifications. - Coordinate specialist systems such as chillers, VRF, AHUs, FAHUs, pumps, firefighting pumps, LPG systems, etc. - Monitor site progress and report delays or risks to the Project Manager. - Prepare daily/weekly progress reports, inspection requests, and site documentation. - Follow up on material deliveries and long lead items. - Ensure all mechanical works follow approved method statements, ITPs, and safety procedures. - Coordinate with QA/QC and HSE teams to close NCRs and ensure safe execution. - Support testing and commissioning activities for all mechanical systems. - Assist in preparing O&M manuals, as built drawings, and handover documentation. Requirements - Skills & Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. - Maximum 8–10 years of GCC experience in mechanical works within construction projects, preferably with main contractors and on luxury hotel or high end hospitality projects. - Experience in luxury hotels, high end hospitality, or fast track projects is highly preferred. - Willing to work and relocate to North Africa. - Strong knowledge of HVAC, plumbing, firefighting, and specialist mechanical systems. - Ability to read and review shop drawings and coordination drawings. - Strong communication and coordination skills. - Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines. - * Please apply only if you meet the above qualifications and are willing to relocate to and work in North Africa.

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