Mechanical Project Engineer

Job Title: Mechanical Project Engineer
Location: Cochranton, PA

Summary:

• Requires a college degree in Engineering with 10 or more years of experience.
• Comprehensive understanding of engineering principles and sound technical judgment.
• Supports the installation and maintenance of production equipment.

Responsibilities:

• Communicate regularly with the Plant Engineering Manager and other departments to determine mechanical maintenance needs.
• Maintain effective and harmonious relationships with all departments.
• Assist in the preparation of cost estimates and authorization requests for management evaluation.
• Design, test, and install new and improved mechanical equipment to increase efficiency and performance.
• Attend departmental, production, and general safety meetings.
• Provide input and leadership in the development of Safety policies and procedures.
• Lead by example and follow all applicable rules and regulations.
• Use AutoCAD and MicroStation to create and modify drawings.
• Design, prepare specifications and drawings, coordinate installation, and prepare operational and preventative maintenance documentation.
• Prepare cost estimates and timelines for assigned jobs and projects.
• Act as a SME for assigned equipment.
• Work with internal customers to meet/exceed customer expectations.
• Collaborate with vendors to improve equipment reliability and find lower-cost alternatives.
• Work with Maintenance Planner to ensure jobs/projects meet deadlines.
• Assist in other tasks as assigned.
• Make recommendations and decisions on equipment selection and modifications.
• Analyze performance KPIs and report to management.
• Maintain plotting and printing equipment for large size prints, including troubleshooting.
• Lead non-electrical projects to maintain or improve systems.

Requirements:

• BS in Engineering.
• 10 years of experience in a relevant field.

Required Skills:

• Comprehensive understanding of engineering principles.
• Sound technical judgment.
• Proficiency in AutoCAD and MicroStation.

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