Jacobs Mechanical Inspector 

Philippines, Mandaluyong 

684346647

The Mechanical Inspector’s primary duty is to verify the quality and integrity of mechanical components and systems withinthe Power Plant specifically onsolar PV and battery storage projects. This position entails inspecting, reporting, and documenting the installation and maintenance processes to ensure they meet industry standards and project specifications

Such as but no limited to:

• Acts as prime point of contact with the client for the mechanical construction supervision aspects of the project, including progress reporting, safety, financial recommendations, quality control and design modifications.
• Builds a trusted relationship with the Project Manager and with the client & contractor's counterpart staff.
• Places an emphasis on safe construction practices (Beyond Zero) and on maintaining a high quality of construction - leads by example in driving safe practices on site.
• Uses effective project management and controls systems to regularly report on progress to the Project Manager.
• Monitors progress of construction against the program and takes steps to ensure the program is achieved.
• Ensures that the project quality control procedures are used for the supervision works and monitors it for improvement. Cooperates with audits required in accordance with the contract requirements and company internal systems.
• Review and comment on Contractor’s method statement indicating his proposed timing and phasing of various operations.
• Defines the scope of work of any sub-consultants and ensures that their employment is effectively administered.
• Review and audit any contractual claims raised by the Contractor for review and approval by the Employer.
• Contributes to the safety and build-ability reviews of the proposed designs.
• Evaluates, selects, and adapts construction management and control techniques, procedures, and criteria to suit job tasks, and devises and implements solutions to problems encountered.
• Ensures that the Construction Supervision team members effectively identify, manage and report project risks.
• Attends regular site meetings to review the completion of works by the contractor against the program and agreed performance objectives.
• Oversees the implementation of the works by the contractor to include areas covering contractual, commercial and technical matters relating to the works.
• Mentors’ junior members of the team.
• Acts as the focal point of contact between the office-based site-based teams.