Mechanical Maintenance Engineer – Heat Exchangers & Turnarounds

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.

Desired Candidate Profile

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. Employment Type Full Time