The Junior Mechanical Engineer – Fabrication and Equipment supports the engineering team in the design, analysis, and documentation of fabricated process equipment such as pressure vessels, tanks, structural frames, and mechanical assemblies. This entry-level position focuses on CAD modeling, drawing generation, and collaboration with manufacturing teams to ensure designs are practical, cost-effective, and compliant with industry standards.
The role is ideal for a motivated early-career engineer seeking hands-on experience in mechanical design and custom equipment fabrication.
CAD Modeling and Fabrication Drawing Development
Mechanical Design Support for Custom Equipment
Documentation and BOM Management
Coordination with Fabrication, QA, and Procurement
Compliance with Engineering and Safety Standards
Assist in creating 2D fabrication drawings and 3D models of tanks, skids, enclosures, and equipment frames using CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, AutoCAD).
Incorporate dimensions, tolerances, weld symbols, and material specifications in technical drawings.
Perform basic mechanical calculations (e.g., thickness, volume, pressure estimations) under guidance.
Support design validation through internal checks and senior review.
Participate in design reviews and implement feedback.
Generate and maintain bills of materials (BOMs) aligned with project requirements.
Organize and archive drawings, technical data sheets, and design revisions.
Communicate with fabrication teams to clarify designs and respond to technical queries.
Coordinate with QA to ensure inspection and compliance requirements are met.
Support procurement by providing part specifications and supplier data when needed.
Learn and apply relevant industry codes and fabrication standards (e.g., ASME, AWS, ISO).
Ensure that all designs adhere to safety and quality standards as instructed.
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field.
0–2 years of experience in mechanical design, preferably in a fabrication or manufacturing environment.
Proficiency in CAD tools such as SolidWorks, AutoCAD, or Inventor.
Familiarity with mechanical components like tanks, frames, valves, and pumps is a plus.
Exposure to manufacturing or fabrication shop environments.
Good technical drawing interpretation skills.
Strong attention to detail and organization.
Willingness to learn industry-specific codes and standards.