Construction Mechanical Owner’s Representative

Role Purpose:

To lead project execution for Capital and Expense projects managed by Engineering Solutions. The ES-Construction Mechanical OR will lead Project Execution, Safety, and Quality Assurance for the plant and oversee contractors for all ES Construction Projects for Piping, Civil, Structural, PCE, and non-critical CRE installations.
This Role Description Owner is the Regional ES-Construction Leader.

Requirements:

• Experience across multiple functions. Minimum 10 years’ experience in Capital Construction or Construction Inspection and/or Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management.
  

• Experience in construction leadership/supervision is preferred.
  

• Strong Interpersonal Skills
  

• Strong motivational skills
  

• Situational Leadership abilities
  

• Good troubleshooting ability, especially as it relates to analyzing all possible failure modes and taking measures to mitigate their occurrence.
  

• Extensive understanding of Industry Codes (ASME, ANSI, API, etc.)

Critical Success Factors:

• Maintains a healthy respect for the hazards associated with construction in an industrial setting.
  

• Maintains good personal safety habits and exhibits safety leadership traits.
  

• Knowledge of critical construction requirements for Civil/Mechanical installations.
  

• Facilitate appropriate SME involvement.
  

• Able to effectively relate with the client and contractor personnel at various levels.
  

• Review contractor project specific safety and quality plans and ensure that it is implemented.
  

• Works towards providing customer satisfaction with project results.
  

• Good Understanding of Most Effective Technology (MET).

Primary Responsibilities:

1. Project Coordination & Monitoring:

   • Coordinates, administers & follows construction projects issued by engineering.
     

   • Monitors construction contractor performance to ensure excellence in safety, quality, schedule, and cost results.
     

   
   

2. Safety Management:
   

   • Drive safety practices, processes, and rules to achieve “0” injuries on all activities.
     

   • Ensure contractor compliance with their project safety plan.
     

   • Actively involved with BBP interventions and observations.
     

   
   

3. Project Planning:
   

   • Plan with production & maintenance groups to schedule new construction activities.
     

   • Organize set up and dismantle of temporary facilities for projects.
     

   • Coordinate project requirements with various stakeholders like Construction Managers, Design Engineering personnel, Contractor Management, etc.
     

   
   

4. Quality Assurance:
   

   • Ensure contractor Quality Control procedures are properly implemented.
     

   • Verify compliance with related requirements, codes, and specifications.
     

   • Interface with engineering & design groups on project details, field changes & interferences.
     

   • Incorporate the life critical standards applicable to construction activity.
     

   
   

5. System Turnover:
   

   • Understand Clearing procedures for process equipment.
     

   • Manage the Turn Over of systems back to operations including generating checklists for equipment turn over, assembling turn-over packages, and handling pre-commissioning and start-up.
     

   
   

6. Non-Conformance Management:
   

   • Submit Non-Conformance Reports to the Quality Focal Point.
     

   • Work with Civil/Mechanical SME to resolve reported issues.
     

   
   

7. Pipe and PCE Installations:
   

   • Develop and drive pipe testing plans, focusing on test boundaries and alternate testing methods.
     

   • Verify PCE installations meet Dow EMETL Specifications and Manufacturer’s requirements.
     

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