Mechanical Engineer

Project Overview:

The Mozambique Rovuma LNG Phase 1 Project is aimed at development of the Mozambique Area 4 fields. Area 4 is comprised of an Upstream (Offshore Subsea) component, and a Midstream (Liquified Natural Gas [LNG] Plant) component. The Area 4 plot space in Afungi is adjacent to the Area 1 plot space operated by TotalEnergies, with some portions of the overall plot space being shared. Gas produced from Area 4 reservoirs shall be collected and transported from deepwater subsea wells to Afungi through a network of subsea pipelines and manifolds. The gas shall be received at the LNG Plant, and then treated, liquefied, and stored. The Phase 1 development of the project shall consist of 12 LNG liquefaction units based upon Chart's IPSMR process technology, each with ~1.5 MTA design capacity, divided into 2 x 9 MTA trains, for a total of 18 MTA nominal annual average capacity. Pre-treatment, Monoethylene Glycol (MEG) regeneration, and other applicable process units are designed in similarly repeatable units, while being able to support stable operations at reduced rates, potentially as low as a single liquefier (1.5 MTA).

Project Phase: FEED+EPC Proposal (2024.08~2025.12)

Main Work Responsibility:

1. Prepare Mechanical Handling Philosophy;
2. Prepare project Mechanical Handling Study Report;
3. Organize and coordinate all parties to complete the Mechanical Handling Plan within the module or design scope. According to the overall equipment layout of the whole plant and the operational requirements of the owner, prepare the Mechanical Handling Study Report for the whole plant, which should include, but not be limited to, the principles and preliminary plans for the maintenance, repair, and hoisting of all equipment in the plant during the operation and maintenance process. The depth of the document should pass the review of the consortium and the owner and meet the final delivery requirements.
4. Submit design documents in line with the project schedule, respond to the review comments from the consortium and the client, and update the design documents according to the project document control procedures.
5. Participate in technical discussion meetings and various relevant review meetings.

Qualification:

1. Have practical experience in material handling study for large modular projects.
2. Be familiar with the design of LNG plants as well as their main equipment and facilities. Also, be familiar with the physical and chemical properties and safety regulations related to the storage, transportation, and transshipment of LNG plant equipment, facilities, and materials.
3. Be familiar with various types of lifting equipment and technical requirements needed in the material handling process.
4. Be familiar with the quality requirements in the material transshipment process, including material or equipment inspection, transshipment process monitoring, noise and dust control, waste disposal, etc.
5. Have the ability to budget and control the cost of material transshipment and lifting, prepare and report material transshipment route maps or transshipment plans, and summarize work experience in material transshipment.
6. Have excellent technical report writing skills, and be able to clearly and accurately record and analyze the material transshipment process and results.
7. Be familiar with the use of 3D modeling software; specify the software used in the project.
8. Have the ability to proficiently use Chinese and English for document preparation, communication, and international exchanges and cooperation.