Site Mechanical Engineer

At Scatec, you get to work on something that matters. We develop, build, own, and operate renewable energy solutions that accelerate access to reliable and affordable clean energy. As part of a global and agile organisation, you will work with skilled colleagues across functions and geographies, take real ownership, and contribute to a company driven by the vision of improving our future. At the heart of everything we do is our belief that we bring the energy for change, connection, and growth. It shapes how we collaborate, innovate, and create impact together. If you are looking for a role where your contribution is visible, your development matters, and your work supports a more sustainable future, Scatec may be the right place for you.

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As a Site Mechanical Engineer, you will oversee mechanical construction activities on site and ensure work is executed safely, efficiently, and in line with approved quality, schedule, and cost requirements. You will monitor physical progress, coordinate daily with contractors and sub-suppliers, and manage contractor relationships across progress, quality, HSSE, community liaison, security, and day-to-day construction execution.

In this role, you will:

• →Supervise all mechanical construction activities on site and report progress and deviations relating to quality, schedule, cost, and HSSE.
• →Oversee construction of the plant’s mechanical elements, including piles, trackers and metal structures, modules, fences, tower erection, and the mechanical assembly of HV and MV equipment.
• →Review contractor construction documentation, including method statements, and obtain engineering support and approval when required.
• →Support the Quality team in reviewing material and component specifications and datasheets.
• →Plan and lead pre-construction meetings with subcontractors, ensuring site activities begin only after requirements and working methods have been agreed.
• →Monitor contractors’ daily physical progress, evaluate completion forecasts with the Planning team, and request action or recovery plans when needed.
• →Support quantity-surveillance activities and the administration of measurable contracts where applicable.
• →Coordinate technical queries from suppliers and facilitate discussion and resolution with the Lead Engineer and Civil Engineer.
• →Ensure construction is carried out using the latest approved drawings, manuals, and specifications, and verify that red-line documentation is current and signed.
• →Coordinate with site quality inspectors on critical activities, random inspections, audits, witness points, and hold points.
• →Support the Project Technical Manager, Lead Engineer, and Civil Engineer with technical assessments, investigations, due diligence, and design-related input.
• →Support the NCR process and take ownership of following up corrective actions through closure.
• →Participate in final inspections and completion activities, and follow up on punch lists, final red-line drawings, and as-built documentation.

Your work will help ensure mechanical construction is delivered safely, to the required quality, and in line with project commitments, while strengthening coordination across contractors, engineering, quality, HSSE, planning, project controls, supply chain, and quantity surveying.

• Hands-on involvement in medium- to large-scale renewable energy construction projects.
• Practical responsibility for mechanical construction supervision, contractor coordination, quality, progress, and completion.
• Close collaboration with project management, engineering, quality, HSSE, planning, project controls, supply chain, and quantity-surveying teams.
• The opportunity to contribute directly to the safe, high-quality delivery of utility-scale solar projects.

• Degree or technical qualification in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Construction, or a related discipline.
• At least 5 years’ experience in EPC delivery on medium- to large-scale construction projects.
• At least 1 year of ground-mounted PV experience involving tracker systems.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings.
• Experience with PV module mounting structures and site activities such as piling, ramming, pre-drilling, and skid foundations.
• Knowledge of mechanical construction best practices, ideally within solar or renewable energy projects.
• Fluent English and Arabic.

At Scatec, we combine purpose with performance. We value responsibility, clarity, and collaboration, and we encourage people to challenge existing ways of working, contribute ideas, and keep developing. You can expect an environment where people work together across disciplines and geographies, where good performance matters, and where you are trusted to take ownership without unnecessary hierarchy.