Site Mechanical Supervisors

Belong, Connect, Grow, with KBR! The KBR team of teams delivers future-forward science, technology and engineering solutions and mission-critical services that help governments and companies around the world accomplish their most important objectives, while also helping achieve their sustainability goals. KBR Sustainable Technology Solutions provides holistic and value-added solutions across the entire asset life cycle. These include world-class licensed process technologies, differentiated advisory services, deep technical domain expertise, energy transition solutions, high-end design and engineering capabilities, and smart solutions to optimize planned and operating assets." KBR is looking for a Site Mechanical Supervisor to be based in Basra, Iraq – Daily Commute MAIN MISSIONS Ensure safe, compliant, and high-quality execution of all mechanical construction, installation, testing, and pre-commissioning activities at site. Supervise EPC Contractor and subcontractor mechanical works in accordance with approved drawings, project specifications, method statements, ITPs, applicable codes, vendor requirements, and COMPANY requirements. Coordinate mechanical activities with construction, engineering, QA/QC, HSE, commissioning, package vendors, and other disciplines to meet project schedule and system priorities. Identify technical, quality, safety, interface, and constructability issues, and drive their timely resolution and close-out. Support mechanical completion, preservation, pre-commissioning, commissioning, and handover of mechanical systems and equipment. KEY ACTIVITIES Site Supervision and Construction Control Supervise daily installation of rotating equipment, static equipment, packaged units, tanks, vessels, piping, pipeline, pumps, compressors, turbines, filters, heat exchangers, chemical dosing equipment, lifting equipment, and associated auxiliaries. Monitor equipment receipt, storage, preservation, handling, lifting, positioning, levelling, alignment, grouting, bolting, coupling, lubrication, and final installation. Verify equipment location, orientation, elevations, access, maintainability, foundations, anchor bolts, supports, and interfaces against approved AFC drawings and vendor documentation. Supervise associated piping interfaces, including nozzle connections, strain control, flange alignment, supports, valves, temporary strainers, cleanliness, and reinstatement. Ensure work fronts are properly planned and required drawings, materials, tools, lifting plans, access, permits, vendor support, and preceding works are available. Monitor preservation and protection of installed equipment until handover, including periodic rotation, desiccants, lubrication, weather protection, and preservation records as applicable. Technical Compliance and Quality Ensure execution complies with approved AFC drawings, specifications, equipment data sheets, vendor manuals, method statements, ITPs, and applicable international standards. Participate in inspection requests and witness required hold and witness points with QA/QC personnel and vendor representatives. Inspect equipment installation, alignment, levelling, soft-foot, grouting, bolting, lubrication, cleanliness, guards, supports, and general workmanship. Witness or review mechanical tests and checks, including hydrostatic and pneumatic tests where applicable, flushing, blowing, cleaning, leak tests, shaft alignment, rotation checks, vibration baseline checks, and functional testing. Review and follow up punch items, site observations, non-conformities, concessions, and corrective actions until closure. Assist in checking red-line mark-ups, inspection reports, test packs, preservation records, equipment dossiers, and as-built documentation. Contractor Supervision and Progress Monitor contractor and subcontractor manpower, supervision, productivity, work quality, and compliance with the approved construction schedule. Review short-term work plans and report constraints, delays, interface issues, and recovery requirements to the Mechanical Superintendent or Construction Manager. Attend daily coordination meetings, site walkthroughs, progress reviews, toolbox talks, and technical meetings as required. Prepare clear daily and weekly reports covering progress, manpower, inspections, constraints, quality issues, HSE observations, and planned activities. Ensure personnel assigned to specialized mechanical activities are competent and appropriately qualified. Interfaces, Completion and Commissioning Coordinate mechanical interfaces with civil, structural, piping, electrical, instrumentation, telecom, HVAC, process, package vendors, and commissioning teams. Ensure foundations, embedded items, access routes, lifting provisions, maintenance clearances, utilities, piping connections, and electrical and instrumentation interfaces are ready. Support systemization, mechanical completion checks, punch-listing, turnover dossier preparation