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VAGA – FIELD MECHANICAL PROJECT ENGINEER


08/10/2026
Ad: VAGA – FIELD MECHANICAL PROJECT ENGINEER
Platform: AfriNews24
Expiration: 08/10/2026

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🚨 URGENT HIRING – FIELD MECHANICAL PROJECT ENGINEER 🇲🇿

Location: Inhambane, Mozambique

Project: 456 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant

Working Hours: 10 Hours/Day | 6 Days/Week

Hiring: Immediate | Long-Term Opportunity

Department: Project Engineering Department (Site)

🔹 OPEN POSITION
FIELD MECHANICAL PROJECT ENGINEER

🔹Education
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field (e.g., Mechatronics)

🔹 Experience
Minimum 10 years of experience in Mechanical Engineering for EPC-based Power Plant projects. Experience in design, procurement and site implementation

🔹Skills & Knowledge
Good command of English – written & spoken
Proficiency in MS Office
Working knowledge of AutoCAD
Strong knowledge of mechanical systems including Piping, HVAC, Pumps, Pressure Vessels & Rotating Equipment
Knowledge of ASME, API, ISO, NFPA, ATEX and relevant standards
Strong understanding of construction and site installation requirements
Proven design coordination and site engineering experience
Strong analytical and multidisciplinary approach

📩 Interested candidates can share their updated CV at:👉 Jyoti.v@dss-hr.com

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