Ghafari Corp. - Dearborn, MI
posted 3 months ago
The Process Mechanical Engineer will lead engineering activities, participate in the preparation and development of project deliverables, and ensure project quality. This role involves performing system-related engineering calculations, participating in design development activities, and assisting with implementation support. The engineer will need to understand process mechanical and chemical systems, particularly within EV battery and chemical processing facilities. This includes mechanical systems such as fluid handling and fluid fill equipment, waste treatment processes, and pneumatic and hydraulic applications. Chemical processes may involve chemical mixing, process piping, ventilation, and the movement of base mixture materials as well as finished products like dust, fumes, and chemicals. The engineer will participate in the development and execution of project design and implementation, spanning from initial design and high-level process flow diagrams through various stages of Front-End Loading (FEL) up to the completion of system integration and start-up. Familiarity with applicable governmental safety codes and standards, such as IBC, ICC, OSHPOD, ASTM, ANSI, OSHA, NFPA, ACGIH, and SMACNA, is essential. The engineer will work with the project team and clients to prepare or edit customer specifications and project scope of work, prepare bid packages, and create detailed fabrication drawings and specifications for complete systems. Additionally, the engineer will assist in specifying requirements for all purchased equipment and devices used in system design and operations. They will perform necessary air calculations regarding static losses, downdraft requirements, and system effects losses, as well as fluid and hydraulic calculations related to pipe losses, head pressures, and friction losses. The role also includes pump selection and sizing calculations, valve sizing and selection, tracking and communicating project status and schedules, and providing project documentation such as action item lists and meeting minutes. The engineer will review contractor submittals, including engineering calculations and equipment cut sheets, and review system as-built/as-installed drawings. Field site visits to inspect existing equipment, systems, and facilities will also be required, necessitating travel to client sites.