Job Purpose
Support the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of an Oil & Gas storage terminal by providing technical
engineering expertise, maintenance supervision, troubleshooting, equipment reliability improvement, and
maintenance execution support.
The Maintenance Mechanical Engineer is responsible for ensuring that assigned maintenance activities are
properly engineered, planned, executed, inspected, and documented in accordance with applicable engineering
standards, manufacturer recommendations, approved procedures, and HSSE requirements.
The position plays a key role in improving asset performance, developing maintenance strategies, supervising
technical execution, and strengthening the competence of Maintenance Technicians and Technical Assistants.
Key Responsibilities
Maintenance Engineering & Execution
• Provide technical engineering support for preventive, predictive, corrective, and breakdown maintenance
of mechanical equipment and terminal infrastructure.
• Supervise and coordinate maintenance activities involving centrifugal pumps, mechanical seals, valves,
piping, loading arms, firefighting systems, and other rotating and static mechanical equipment.
• Review maintenance work orders, technical scopes, work instructions, spare parts requirements,
manpower, tools, and execution methodologies.
• Coordinate with Maintenance Planning and Operations to establish maintenance priorities, schedules,
equipment availability, and resource requirements.
• Ensure maintenance activities are executed in accordance with approved engineering specifications,
drawings, manufacturer recommendations, and quality requirements.
• Review maintenance findings, inspection results, equipment testing, and reinstatement requirements
before recommending equipment return to service.
Equipment Reliability & Asset Integrity
• Investigate equipment failures, recurring defects, and abnormal operating conditions, identifying root
causes and recommending corrective and preventive actions.
• Support development and optimization of preventive and condition-based maintenance strategies.
• Review equipment maintenance history, failures, performance trends, and work order data to identify
reliability improvement opportunities.
• Support equipment criticality assessments, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), and ReliabilityCentered Maintenance (RCM) initiatives.
• Coordinate equipment inspections, condition monitoring, and integrity assessments with relevant
specialists.
• Identify and escalate asset integrity concerns, overdue inspections, and safety-critical equipment
deficiencies.
• Support reliability improvement initiatives to reduce equipment failures, maintenance backlog, and
unplanned downtime.
Engineering & Technical Documentation
• Develop, review, and improve mechanical maintenance procedures, work instructions, inspection
checklists, and technical specifications.
• Review mechanical drawings, P&IDs, equipment manuals, and technical documentation required for
maintenance execution.
• Prepare technical scopes of work, material specifications, and engineering justifications for maintenancerelated modifications and repairs.
• Provide engineering support for equipment modifications, replacement, upgrades, and minor
improvement projects.
• Ensure maintenance records, inspection findings, equipment histories, and technical documentation are
accurate and traceable.
• Support Management of Change (MoC) processes, technical risk assessments, and engineering reviews
within delegated authority.
HSSE, Process Safety & Quality
• Ensure assigned maintenance activities comply with terminal HSSE requirements, Permit to Work (PTW),
isolation procedures, Life Saving Rules, and applicable engineering standards.
• Participate in Job Safety Analyses (JSA), risk assessments, incident investigations, and technical safety
reviews.
• Verify that maintenance activities have appropriate technical controls, work instructions, inspection
requirements, and acceptance…