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Commissioning Mechanical Superintendent

Ogenus Offshore Italy
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Location
Italy
Work setting
Onshore and offshore
Rotation
Not stated
Rate
negotiable
Industry
Oil & Gas
Employer
Ogenus Offshore

About the role

Commissioning Mechanical Superintendent role for temporary full-time work in Italy and Romania. The position involves organizing, coordinating, and controlling mechanical works, managing interfaces with construction and engineering teams, overseeing materials and equipment, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards. Responsibilities include supporting HSE activities, planning and scheduling, reviewing vendor schedules, following up completions and commissioning, issuing progress reports, coordinating maintenance routines, approving work orders under Permit to Work procedures, managing mechanical isolation control, and supporting personnel training. Requirements include a Diploma or Degree in Mechanical Engineering, OGUK / Offshore Medical Certificate, Permit to Work Coordinator / LOTO training, Flange Management & Bolting Techniques certification, hydrotest and leak test knowledge, 10+ years of mechanical commissioning experience, and 5+ years in a superintendent, lead, or senior supervisory role. Experience with pre-commissioning, mechanical completion, commissioning of static and rotating equipment, hydrotesting, flushing, air-blowing, leak testing, alignment, mechanical run testing, vendor management for rotating equipment, Mechanical Completion, System Handover, and Pre-Start-Up Safety Reviews is required.

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