Summary

The Mechanical Engineer is responsible for overseeing the installation, alignment, and com- missioning support of mechanical infrastructure and auxiliaries related to Schneider Electric’s electrical scope within the EACOP project.

Location: Muleba | Singida | Tanga

Responsibilities

• Supervise the mechanical installation of HVAC systems, enclosures, cable trays, fire stopping, supports, and e-house building re-assembly. 

• Validate installation against approved mechanical drawings, method statements, and material specifications. 

• Coordinate with electrical, civil, and commissioning teams to resolve mechanical inter- face issues especially with e-house re-assembly work. 

• Ensure mechanical subcontractors meet Schneider Electric’s standards in safety, quality, and schedule. 

• Perform site inspections, support punch list closure, and verify mechanical readiness for commissioning. 

• Redline mechanical drawings and support as-built documentation preparation. 

• Report progress, risks, and deviations to site management with technical recommendations. 

• Participate in site coordination meetings, toolbox talks, and HSE briefings. 
• Assist in testing mechanical systems like e-house building assembly HVAC startup, pressure testing, and duct leak checks. 

Education and Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or a related discipline. 

Preferred Additional Qualifications 

• Experience on multinational EPC or utility projects. 

• Previous exposure to Schneider Electric systems and integration environments. 

• Fluency in English is required; Swahili or French is a plus. 

Requirements

• Minimum 5 years of mechanical engineering experience in infrastructure, energy, or industrial projects. 

Industry Exposure 

• Oil & Gas, substations, data centers, or heavy industrial installations preferred. 

Characteristics

Technical Tool/Software Proficiency 

• Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) 

• Navisworks or equivalent coordination software (preferred) 

Technical Skills 

• Strong knowledge of e-house assemply, cable containment, grounding infrastructure, and mechanical safety requirements. 

• Understanding of fire-rated sealing, insulation, and structural supports. 

• Familiarity with mechanical standards such as ASHRAE, ISO, IEC, and project-specific codes. 

• Ability to interpret mechanical schematics, BOQs, and layout drawings. 

• Competence in mechanical system testing, commissioning support, and troubleshooting. 

Personal Attributes 

• Strong field supervision and coordination skills. 

• Detail-oriented with a proactive approach to quality and safety. 

• Effective communicator with the ability to collaborate across disciplines. 

• Problem-solving mindset with a focus on site practicality and constructability. 

• Commitment to schedule adherence and professional documentation. 

Performance Measurement (KPIs) 

• % of mechanical scope completed on schedule 

• Quality compliance in mechanical installations 

• Number of open mechanical punch list items 

• Coordination effectiveness with other trades 
• Safety record during mechanical works execution 

Work Conditions 

• Site-based position across EACOP project substations and facilities in Tanzania. 

• Work in high-temperature, dusty, and remote locations with full PPE compliance. 

• Extended hours during installation peaks and commissioning phases. 

• Close coordination with multidisciplinary teams and subcontractors.