Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent experience
10+ years of mechanical leadership experience on CCGT or large industrial projects
Strong knowledge of ASME, API, ASTM standards and lifting/rigging best practices
Proven experience in field QA/QC and inspections
Experience managing mechanical documentation and contractor performance
Ability to interface effectively with multidisciplinary teams
Strong organizational, reporting, and problem-solving skills
Responsibilities
Lead oversight of mechanical scope across CCGT systems
Review and approve mechanical deliverables throughout the project lifecycle
Plan and execute inspections to ensure compliance with project specifications
Manage quality processes including NCRs and CARs
Coordinate punch list management and perform trend analysis
Validate mechanical progress for reporting and payments
Act as primary mechanical interface with EPC superintendents and stakeholders
Ensure adherence to drawings and specifications during execution
Support reporting related to quality and project status
Lead mechanical completion and turnover for commissioning activities
Benefits
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Retirement savings plan with employer matching
Paid time off and holidays
Opportunities for professional development and training
Work in a collaborative team environment
Full Job Description
Mechanical Lead to support client operations in Rayville, Louisiana. Role purpose is to provide discipline leadership over all mechanical scope for a CCGT project (CTG, HRSG, STG and BOP systems), ensuring work is planned, installed, inspected, tested, and turned over per contract, codes, and project procedures, from construction through mechanical completion and commissioning support.
Responsibilities
Lead oversight of all mechanical scope across CCGT systems including CTG, HRSG, STG, and balance of plant (BOP) systems
Review and approve EPC mechanical deliverables throughout the J.E.D.I. lifecycle (IFR/IFRC, IFD, IFP, IFF, IFC) and ensure field execution aligns with IFC drawings
Plan and execute shop and field inspections, ensuring compliance with project specifications, codes, and standards
Manage quality processes including NCRs and CARs, driving resolution and preventing recurrence
Coordinate punch list development, tracking, and closure; perform trend analysis on quality issues
Validate mechanical progress and milestone completion for reporting and payment applications
Act as the primary mechanical interface with EPC superintendents, QA/QC, and project stakeholders
Ensure adherence to drawings, specifications, permits, and applicable codes while maintaining effective collaboration
Support daily, weekly, and monthly reporting related to quality, schedule, risk, and project status
Partner with HSE to ensure safe execution of mechanical work during construction and commissioning
Lead mechanical completion, turnover documentation, and system readiness for commissioning activities
Support commissioning sequences and ensure systems meet readiness criteria
Required Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) or equivalent experience
10+ years of mechanical leadership experience on CCGT, power generation, or large industrial projects
Strong knowledge of ASME, API, ASTM standards and lifting/rigging best practices
Proven experience in field QA/QC, inspections, and turnover execution
Experience managing mechanical documentation, inspections, and contractor performance
Ability to interface effectively with EPC teams, QA/QC, HSE, engineering, and vendors
Strong organizational, reporting, and problem-solving skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Teams)
