We are looking for a skilled Mid-Level Construction Supervisor – Mechanical Systems to lead and coordinate mechanical construction works at our project sites. The role involves managing piping, static and rotating equipment installations, and supporting structural mechanical systems in accordance with engineering drawings, schedules, safety, and quality standards. The ideal candidate brings hands-on experience in industrial or oil & gas projects and is capable of independently supervising field activities and subcontractor performance.
Supervise mechanical construction activities, including piping erection, pressure equipment installation, and mechanical skids.
Ensure work execution aligns with approved drawings, specifications, and project timelines.
Coordinate with subcontractors, foremen, and craftspeople to ensure resource optimization and smooth workflow.
Enforce site safety practices and company HSE policies during execution.
Conduct and participate in safety briefings, toolbox talks, and permit-to-work reviews.
Monitor high-risk activities and ensure proper implementation of safety controls.
Review ITPs and ensure proper execution of inspections, tests, and mechanical completions.
Maintain as-built drawings, redline updates, and field change documentation.
Support QA/QC personnel during system walkdowns and mechanical punch list closures.
Track and report daily work progress against mechanical construction milestones.
Identify issues affecting productivity or timelines and propose corrective actions.
Interface with project engineers and planners to ensure construction aligns with overall schedule.
Supervise mechanical installations (piping, equipment, steelwork)
Ensure safety and quality in all construction phases
Monitor progress and resolve site-level issues
Interface with contractors and site management
Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent technical discipline.
4–7 years of experience in mechanical construction, preferably in oil & gas, petrochemical, or industrial sectors.
Hands-on experience supervising subcontractors, rigging, erection, and mechanical fit-up.
Strong understanding of piping systems, static/rotating equipment, and related standards (ASME, API, etc.).
Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, isometrics, and fabrication drawings.
Familiarity with mechanical installation best practices and inspection procedures.
Strong leadership and communication abilities.
Team coordination and problem-solving skills under pressure.
Proactive and safety-conscious mindset.
OSHA 30-Hour Safety Certification or equivalent HSE training.
Knowledge of QA/QC procedures or API/ASME standards is a plus.