Project Engineer – Float Glass Furnaces

For our Client – an international production company, we are looking for the best Candidate for the position of Project Engineer - Float Glass Furnaces.

This position is responsible for the design and installation of Glass Melting Furnaces (Refractory, Steel, and Mechanical Design) including the management of suppliers and external engineering design and construction firms.

Responsibilities:

• Work with Global, Regional, and Facility team to develop project scopes, budgets, and schedules 
• Manage all aspects related to assigned portion of projects
• Prepare equipment and system requirements including design as required, specifications, and installation scopes of work
• Prepare RFQs, contractor analysis and selection, contractor and contract management as required
• Manage the scope, budget, and schedule throughout the project and document, justify, and get approvals to any significant design changes

Our Client Offers:

• Employment in international production company with high quality standards of work
• Good working conditions, healthcare and other social benefits
• Competitive salary

We are looking for candidates who:

• Minimum: 4 year Engineering degree required
• Preferred: Advance Degree / Training; Ceramic, Civil, or Mechanical Engineering degree
• Minimum: 5+ years in Furnace Construction or Engineering or 10+ years in related work experience, Fluent in English
• Preferred: Experience with Float Production capital projects and skilled in furnace design and installation supervision. Proven track record of successfully designing, specifying, contracting, and supervising equipment and system installation.
• Self-Motivated and able to work with minimal supervision in a team environment
• Strong technical knowledge to design, specify, procure, install, and start-up systems
• Skilled to predict, recognize, and effectively solve problems and interferences
• Effectively manage contractors, budgets, and schedules
• Ability to: • Communicate effectively (verbal & written) within the department, regional, and global organizations • Travel International when needed (likely 30-40%)