Mechanical Engineer #0503

Job Title: Mechanical Engineer – Rail Infrastructure Project Project: Rail Infrastructure Contract Duration: 6 months Job Responsibilities Support the planning, design, coordination and execution of mechanical engineering works for rail infrastructure projects.

Review engineering drawings, technical specifications and equipment documentation to ensure compliance with project requirements.

Coordinate with civil, electrical, M&E and other project teams, contractors and suppliers.

Monitor site installation works and ensure compliance with approved drawings, quality standards and safety requirements.

Assist with equipment inspections, troubleshooting, testing and commissioning activities.

Identify technical issues, coordinate corrective actions and follow up on outstanding defects.

Prepare technical reports, progress updates, inspection records and project documentation.

Support project scheduling, material coordination and procurement of mechanical equipment when required.

Ensure all works comply with relevant engineering standards, project specifications and workplace safety requirements.

Requirements Diploma or Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.

Relevant experience in mechanical engineering, preferably in infrastructure or rail projects.

Railway, MRT or rail infrastructure experience is preferred/required, subject to client confirmation.

Able to interpret engineering drawings, technical specifications and project documentation.

Good troubleshooting, coordination and problem-solving skills.

Familiar with site supervision, installation, inspection or testing and commissioning processes.

Good communication skills and ability to work with multidisciplinary project teams. Lucas Lim l Educare Human Capital Reg No.: R25128626 l EA License No: 11C4731 Please note that the personal data you provided in your job application will be collected, used, and disclosed by Educare Human Capital to assess your suitability for employment and manage your application, including consideration for future opportunities. Supported by E2I