HVAC Industrial Mechanical Engineer - Chemical/Refinery Industry - Hunton Trane - The Hunton Group

Job Summary:

The Mechanical Engineer serves as the primary technical resource to the Hunton Trane Industrial Team. Responsible for engineering the process heating, cooling, & utility systems within a prospective project. Responsible for developing comprehensive, value-driven mechanical process and HVAC system solutions at industrial facilities. Provides ongoing technical consultation to facilitate the sales/business development processes and working with the project management team to execute projects for the customer. This candidate should have a strong process or HVAC background with an emphasis on candidates with hydronic and refrigeration backgrounds.

Qualifications:

• BS degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• Minimum 10 years of construction or engineering related work experience.
• PE license is not a requirement for this position.
• Mastery of refrigeration and hydronic fundamentals including system design.
• Mastery of AutoCAD or Revit
• Experience with ASME & API standards.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Must be able to multi-task, work well with others, and have positive attitude.
• Clean driving record and reliable personal vehicle.

Core Responsibilities:

• Designing and developing complete engineering documentation for industrial cooling and heating projects.
• Being the main point for technical questions for vendors, project management, and field personnel.
• Support project managers and field teams with technical expertise.
• Develop innovative solutions that bring additional value to the customer.
• Stay abreast of current technologies and industry trends.
• Identify and utilize software modeling tools.
• Utilize cloud tools such as Microsoft Teams & SharePoint for collaboration.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities - Engineering:

• Develop documents for EPC and industrial projects, not limited to:
  • GA drawings
  • P&ID drawings
  • PRV calculations
  • Nozzle loads with forces and moments
  • Anchorage details
  • Weld procedures
  • FAT procedures
  • ITP procedures

• Develop documents for projects for the mechanical systems involving:
  • Process Heating and Cooling Systems
  • HVAC Systems
  • Laboratory Critical Control