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Commissioning Mechanical & Piping Lead

Usa, Bagdad

Academic Bachelor

> 10 Years

The Mechanical & Piping Lead - Commissioning is responsible for leading and executing all mechanical and piping commissioning activities to ensure systems are safely and efficiently brought into operation. This includes rotating and static equipment, piping systems, pressure systems, and associated auxiliaries. The role ensures that all mechanical and piping systems are installed, flushed, cleaned, tested, and functionally verified in compliance with project specifications, codes, and safety requirements, supporting a smooth transition through project phases to start-up and operations. DUTIES: Commissioning Planning & Preparation Support/implement mechanical and piping commissioning procedures, Inspection test plans (ITP), method statements, and checklists. Support/implement system/subsystem boundaries in line with commissioning sequence and priorities. Review engineering deliverables (P&IDs, isometrics, datasheets, vendor manuals). Support commissioning manager in resources plans, tools, consumables, and equipment requirements. Mechanical Equipment Pre-commissioning Supervise pre-commissioning and commissioning of: Rotating equipment (pumps, compressors, blowers, turbines) Static equipment (vessels, exchangers, tanks, boilers) Ensure completion of: Alignment checks Lubrication and oil flushing Mechanical run tests and performance checks Verify vendor requirements and ensure OEM supervision where required. Piping Systems Pre-commissioning Leading activities related to: Flushing, blowing (air/steam), and cleaning of lines Hydrostatic and pneumatic pressure testing Leak testing and reinstatement Ensure proper installation and removal of temporary items (blinds, strainers, spool pieces). Verify piping systems compliance with specifications, codes (ASME, API), and project requirements. Pre-Commissioning & System Completion Oversee mechanical completion activities and system walkdowns. Ensure readiness for commissioning: Punch list clearance (Category A/B/C) System preservation and reinstatement Coordinate system handover from construction to pre-commissioning (MC) to commissioning and to operations. Commissioning & Start-Up with Operational Support Participate in: Initial equipment runs and system pressurization Plant start-up and stabilization Troubleshoot mechanical and piping issues during commissioning and start-up. Support performance testing and reliability runs. Pre-commissioning & Documentation Ensure completion and accuracy of: Mechanical Completion Certificates (MCC) Inspection and Test Records (ITRs) Pressure test packs and reports Flushing/blowing records Review and update red-line drawings and as-built documentation. Ensure compliance with applicable standards (ASME, API, ISO, etc.) and project QA/QC requirements. HSE Compliance Enforce strict adherence to HSE policies and procedures Such as permit to work, LOTOTO, etc. Ensure safe execution of high-risk activities such as: Pressure testing Equipment energization Rotating equipment start-up Conduct toolbox talks and risk assessments. Promote a strong safety culture within the commissioning team. Interface & Coordination Coordinate with: I&C, Electrical, and Process commissioning teams Construction and QA/QC teams Vendors and OEM representatives Client and operations personnel Participate in daily/weekly coordination meetings and progress reporting. Support handover activities from construction to pre-commissioning to commissioning and to operations. Leadership & Team Management Lead and supervise mechanical and piping commissioning technicians. Assign tasks and monitor progress against schedule. Promote a collaborative and high-performance work environment.

Electrical Technician - Bagdad

Usa, Bagdad

Vocational School

4-6 Years

The Opportunity Our client is seeking a hands-on Electrical Technician to support pre-commissioning, commissioning, energization, and startup activities for a major roject in Bagdad, Arizona. Reporting to the Electrical Lead, this position will verify installations, perform field testing, support equipment commissioning, and help ensure electrical systems are safe and ready for operation. The role covers medium- and low-voltage cabling, switchgear, motor control centers, transformers, UPS systems, motors, field devices, lighting, small power, and associated protection and control circuits. This is a field-focused opportunity for a technician who works safely, follows procedures closely, and produces accurate commissioning records. Key Responsibilities Installation Verification and Readiness Verify the installation of MV/LV cables and cable trays, switchgear, MCCs, distribution boards, transformers, UPS systems, motors, and field electrical devices. Confirm installations comply with single-line diagrams, wiring and termination drawings, cable schedules, layouts, project specifications, and approved standards. Inspect cable terminations, glands, equipment labeling, earthing/grounding, panel condition, cleanliness, and general installation quality. Verify system readiness before energization and report defects, incomplete work, or unsafe conditions to the Electrical Lead. Pre-Commissioning and Electrical Testing Perform cable identification, continuity, polarity, insulation-resistance, and earth-resistance checks. Complete functional testing of control circuits and support testing of switchgear, MCCs, transformers, and protection systems. Support motor rotation checks, no-load testing, and commissioning of motors and drives. Record test results accurately, identify anomalies, and assist with troubleshooting and corrective actions. Energization and Startup Support Assist with electrical system energization under the direction of the Electrical Lead or responsible engineer. Follow approved switching procedures, isolation plans, permits, and pre-energization safety checks. Monitor electrical systems and equipment during energization, startup, and early operation and promptly report abnormalities. Support commissioning of lighting, small-power systems, UPS systems, battery banks, motors, drives, and related equipment. Troubleshoot electrical faults and equipment issues and help confirm reliable operation following energization. Documentation and System Completion Complete and maintain test sheets, commissioning checklists, cable-test reports, protection relay settings, and energization records. Report daily progress, defects, constraints, and punch-list items to the Electrical Lead. Identify electrical punch-list items and support their closure before system energization and handover. Assist with red-line drawings, as-built documentation, system dossiers, and preparation for handover to operations. Health, Safety, and Environment Follow all client HSE policies, electrical safety procedures, permit-to-work requirements, and LOTOTO controls. Use the correct PPE and test equipment for each electrical activity. Identify hazards, stop unsafe work when required, and report unsafe acts or conditions promptly. Participate actively in toolbox talks, risk assessments, pre-task planning, and safety meetings.

Wellfield Construction Superintendent

Usa

Academic Bachelor

> 10 Years

The Wellfield Construction Superintendent is responsible for leading and coordinating all wellfield construction activities to support safe, efficient, and reliable field development. This role oversees site preparation, trenching, HDPE piping installation, skid installation, electrical and instrumentation activities, and associated infrastructure projects. As a key member of the Wellfield team, the Superintendent ensures construction projects are executed in accordance with engineering designs, regulatory requirements, environmental standards, safety expectations, and project schedules. This position provides field leadership for both internal crews and contractors while serving as a critical link between Engineering, Drilling, Mine Planning, Environmental, Operations, and Accounting teams. This is a hands-on field engineering role requiring strong technical judgment, construction management expertise, and the ability to make timely decisions in dynamic operating environments. Key Responsibilities: Lead and supervise day-to-day wellfield construction activities, including: HDPE piping installation and fusion Electrical and instrumentation systems Trenching and excavation Site grading and preparation Wellfield infrastructure development Manage construction crews and contractors to ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved plans and specifications. Review engineering designs and utilize sound engineering judgment to identify field improvements, optimize constructability, and resolve technical issues. Coordinate site layout, excavation, pipe installation, skid placement, and well alignment to ensure quality and operational reliability. Develop, maintain, and execute construction schedules while coordinating multiple concurrent projects to minimize conflicts and delays. Monitor project performance against budget, schedule, quality, and safety objectives. Ensure compliance with company safety programs, environmental regulations, engineering standards, and applicable operating procedures. Coordinate procurement, delivery, and inventory management of construction materials, equipment, and supplies. Conduct field inspections to verify compliance with engineering drawings, technical specifications, and QA/QC requirements. Maintain accurate construction documentation, including daily reports, material tracking, field change records, and quality assurance documentation. Collaborate closely with Drilling, Wellfield Operations, Engineering, Mine Planning, Environmental, and Accounting teams to support project execution and operational objectives. Provide regular progress updates to management, including project status, risks, corrective actions, and resource requirements. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related engineering discipline. Minimum 10 years of experience in engineering, construction management, project execution, or field operations within mining, industrial, infrastructure, energy, or related industries. Demonstrated experience overseeing field construction crews and contractors on large-scale construction or infrastructure projects. Strong knowledge of HDPE piping systems, pipe fusion techniques, and piping design principles. Experience with pump systems, pump selection, instrumentation, process controls, and related infrastructure. Proven ability to coordinate multiple projects simultaneously while managing schedules, budgets, and contractor performance. MUST be eligible to work in the U.S. for any employer without the need for sponsorship now or in the future.

Senior Quality Inspector

Usa, Austin

Secondary School

Not applicable

Responsibilities Quality Inspection & Verification Perform daily field inspections of civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction activities across Solar PV and BESS scopes. Verify installed work complies with approved drawings, specifications, codes, and manufacturer installation requirements. Inspect installation of PV modules, racking, trackers, MV/DC cabling, terminations, and grounding systems for conformance to design and torque specifications. Verify inverter, transformer, and BESS enclosure installation, and inspect substation and collector system construction, including foundations, structures, and electrical terminations. Conduct visual and dimensional inspections and witness contractor testing activities. Nonconformance & Corrective Action Management Identify, document, and track nonconformances and quality deficiencies through resolution. Issue field observation reports, deficiency notices, and punch-list items to EPC contractors. Verify corrective actions are implemented and re-inspect completed work for closeout. Support root-cause analysis for recurring or high-impact quality issues, and escalate unresolved or significant issues to Construction Management Testing & Commissioning Support Support commissioning readiness inspections and pre-energization walkdowns. Witness electrical testing, including continuity, megger, and functional testing, as applicable. Coordinate punch-list closeout prior to mechanical completion, substantial completion, and COD, and support resolution of quality-related issues identified during commissioning. Reporting & Documentation Maintain detailed inspection records, photographs, and quality logs for all inspected work. Review contractor quality control (QC) documentation, Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), and test reports for completeness and accuracy. Prepare daily and weekly inspection reports summarizing progress, findings, and open items. Populate and maintain quality records in Procore and other project management systems, and support development of turnover and closeout documentation packages. Contractor & Vendor Coordination Coordinate inspection activities and hold points with EPC contractors and subcontractors, and attend quality, progress, and coordination meetings. Review contractor Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) and witness critical hold-point inspections. Support vendor and factory quality reviews as needed, and provide quality performance input for contractor evaluations. Safety & Cross-Functional Support Follow all site safety requirements and regulatory safety standards while conducting inspections; report unsafe conditions or practices observed in the field. Coordinate with Engineering to resolve design or constructability issues identified during inspection. Support Construction Management with quality input for schedule and risk discussions. Special Projects and Other Duties: Perform other duties as assigned, including regular and ad-hoc reporting. Supervision of Others: Junior Quality Inspector.

Electrical Engineer

Usa, Bagdad

Academic Bachelor

> 10 Years

Introduction Brunel is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer to support the design, development, and execution of electrical infrastructure projects. This role provides technical leadership across substation, transmission, distribution, and plant electrical systems, while coordinating closely with engineering, project management, interconnection, and operations teams. The Senior Electrical Engineer will be responsible for delivering high‑quality, cost‑effective designs and ensuring successful execution of capital projects from concept through commissioning. Responsibilities Lead the development and project management of substation designs, project layouts, mining plant electrical systems, transmission lines, and distribution line designs. Support cross‑functional engineering groups through all phases of project development and execution. Identify and evaluate new substation sites through desktop analysis and on‑site field visits with internal and external stakeholders. Develop and review scopes of work, one‑line and three‑line diagrams, electrical layouts, panel layouts, evaluations, and engineering standards drawings. Act as a senior electrical project manager for multiple concurrent projects in coordination with the Operations Project Management team. Serve as a technical subject matter expert and primary utility interface for assigned projects, supporting interconnection and operations groups. Ensure due diligence, engineering reviews, constructability reviews, and technical submittals are completed in support of substation, project engineering, development engineering, and interconnection teams. Participate in the evaluation and selection of major electrical equipment suppliers and contribute to RFP evaluations for owner‑furnished equipment. Develop and implement optimization and process‑improvement tools, including standard drawings, calculation sheets, tracking tools, and workflows. Interface with engineering, project management, and operations teams to ensure timely and complete transfer of technical deliverables through commissioning and commercial operation. Participate in site visits to support site evaluation, suitability assessments, and due diligence activities. Identify and support value engineering opportunities across projects. Provide senior‑level quality assurance on engineering deliverables. Lead external contractors to ensure project milestones and deliverables are met. Provide regular reporting to leadership and cross‑functional teams, including bi‑weekly project updates. Support the development and improvement of corporate engineering processes and workflows. Perform other duties as required. Requirements Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related discipline; master's degree preferred. Professional Engineer (PE) designation preferred. 10+ years of hands‑on experience in substation physical and electrical relay design; experience with plant layouts is an asset. Demonstrated experience leading or mentoring engineering teams of five or more people. Working knowledge of ETAP, SKM, and AutoCAD. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint; Microsoft Project experience is an asset. Proven leadership skills with the ability to operate independently and take ownership of project activities and outcomes. Strong interpersonal, organizational, prioritization, and time‑management skills. Ability to manage multiple projects and competing priorities in a fast‑paced environment. Comfortable working collaboratively with diverse, multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders.

Corporate Risk Manager

Usa

Academic Bachelor

> 10 Years

DESCRIPTION:We are seeking a dynamic Corporate Risk Manager to lead and drive project risk management across our portfolio of mining projects and operational sites. This strategic role will embed robust governance frameworks, ensure alignment with corporate objectives, and actively engage with project teams to integrate risk practices that support safe and sustainable performance. They will be expected to spend time embedded within project teams on-site, particularly during the early phases of each project, to establish tailored risk processes, build relationships, and ensure risk practices are integrated as early as possible. The ideal candidate will work closely with project teams, executive leadership, and external stakeholders to embed a proactive risk culture and support strategic decision-making. This contractor position will be embedded within a corporate organization that oversees large-scale mining capital projects (Billion $+). The position will directly report to the Director of Project Controls, and will directly support the Project Managers, Project Controls Managers, and the Project Risk Managers to drive integrated and proactive risk management on projects. The Corporate Risk Manager will be a key enabler of successful project delivery, ensuring risks are identified early, communicated clearly, and managed effectively across all phases of the project lifecycle-from early planning through to construction and handover.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:* Ensure that project risks are identified, assessed, mitigated, and monitored in alignment with corporate objectives, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices * Responsible for ensuring project specific Risk Management Plan and Register are executed per the Corporate Risk Procedures* Lead risk identification, assessment, and mitigation planning for major capital and operational projects.* Responsible to attend, drive and provide support for all risk events (risk reviews, risk workshops, risk assessments).* Ensure risk events (Risk kick off meetings, Risk Workshops, Risk Reviews) are establish and conducted on a clearly defined timeline.* Monitor and report on key project risks, trends, and mitigation effectiveness to senior leadership. * Provide support and drive when necessary quantitative and qualitative risk assessments. * Ensure the engagement of the project team to support a positive risk awareness culture.* Archive project risk registers to support lessons learned.JOB SCOPE: * Nature of work: Works on highly complex issues and responsible to implement solutions. Leads and directs the work of others. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected. * Level of interaction: Leads the department with interaction with external piers in various departments, responsible for cross coordination between groups. * Autonomy/decision making: Works under very limited to no supervision and has latitude to set objectives, priorities, and timelines. * Budgetary responsibility: Has no budgetary responsibility. * Managerial responsibility: no managerial responsibility. REQUIREMENTS:* Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Business or related fields and twelve (12) years' experience in Project Management, at least ten (10) years of experience in a leadership role in project controls OR * High School diploma or GED and fifteen (15) years' experience in engineering, construction, project controls or business-related field with at least ten (10) years of experience in a leadership role in project controls * Highly engaging, confident, and persuasive communicator.* Analytical and strategic thinker with strong business acumen.* Able to work across organizational boundaries and influence at all levels.* Action-oriented with a hands-on approach to solving problems.* High integrity, with sound judgment and a strong ethical foundation.* Leadership ability and strong management skills.* Proven experience implementing Risk management across multiple large-scale capital projects and operational assets.* Strong knowledge of industrial project lifecycles and associated risks (technical, operational, environmental, geopolitical).* Strong communication skills both verbal and written. * Strong analytical skills. * Ability to multi-task in a high paced project environment. * Experience with Enablon software tool.* Experience with cost control including project estimating, forecasting and cost management including reporting. * Experience with heavy industrial capital projects.* Certification in risk management (e.g., IRM, CRM, PMI-RMP) is advantageous.

Senior Contracts Manager

Usa, Houston

Professional Bachelor

6-9 Years

Key Responsibilities Support the development, negotiation, and execution of EPC agreements, equipment supply agreements, and other major contracts for utility-scale renewable energy projects. Support RFP preparation, commercial bid analysis and evaluation, contractor selection, and recommendations for award. Develop and support contracting strategies and contracting plans in coordination with preconstruction and project teams. Identify contractual and commercial terms that may create risk or additional value and support the development of appropriate negotiation strategies. Lead and support commercial negotiations with EPC contractors, suppliers, and other project counterparties. Coordinate with Legal, Preconstruction, Engineering, Project Management, Project Controls, Procurement, Technical, Finance, and other internal stakeholders throughout the contracting process. Ensure consistency of contractual requirements, commercial positions, and contracting practices across projects and agreements. Monitor post-award contract compliance and ensure contractual obligations are properly implemented and tracked. Provide commercial and contractual guidance to project teams regarding contract terms, owner obligations, commercial risk, claims avoidance, and risk mitigation. Manage and support contract changes, change orders, formal notices, claims, and contractor correspondence. Identify and anticipate potential contractor claims during project execution and support project teams in developing appropriate contractual and commercial responses. Support the development and improvement of contract management processes, procedures, templates, reporting tools, risk tracking, and lessons learned. Provide guidance and mentoring to contracts team members and support a collaborative working environment.

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