Posted:
5/12/2026, 2:25:36 PM
Location(s):
Pathum Thani Province, Thailand ⋅ Bang Phut Subdistrict, Pathum Thani Province, Thailand
Experience Level(s):
Senior
Field(s):
Business & Strategy
Senior Project Engineer – Tissue & Converting Machine, Mechanical & Electrical Facility Projects for Pathum Thani and Samutprakarn plant
The Senior Project Engineer is responsible for leading and managing tissue & converting machine and facility projects, including project takeover, installation, replacement, upgrading, and modification. The role provides overall coordination of Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) engineering activities for tissue machines, large rotating equipment, and pumping systems.
FM Global requirements apply to fire and explosion protection systems and safeguards associated with the facility and supporting utilities. Tissue machine process design and machinery performance are governed by OEM, industry best practices, and international engineering standards.
Take over and lead tissue machine and facility projects to successful completion.
Manage project scope, schedule, cost, resources, and risks.
Coordinate mechanical and electrical activities across multiple contractors and OEMs.
Plan and execute shutdowns, tie-ins, and commissioning with minimal production impact.
Lead and coordinate Mechanical and Electrical engineering disciplines to ensure: Proper interface between rotating machinery and electrical power systems Correct integration of motors, MCCs, VFDs, switchgear, instrumentation, and controls
Resolve M&E interface issues during design, installation, commissioning, and start-up.
Ensure designs meet operability, maintainability, and reliability requirements.
Provide engineering oversight for: Tissue machines and auxiliaries Large rotating machinery (rollers, fans, blowers, gearboxes, winders, reels) Pumping systems (process, utility, vacuum, fan, and fire pumps)
Review and approve mechanical and electrical designs, datasheets, layouts, and calculations.
Ensure correct equipment selection, sizing, alignment, vibration limits, lubrication systems, and foundations.
Support troubleshooting during installation and early operation.
Ensure fire and explosion protection systems associated with the facility comply with: FM Global Property Loss Prevention Data Sheets NFPA codes (e.g. NFPA 13, 20, 70, 72, 850 – as applicable) Local statutory requirements
Coordinate FM Global reviews for: Fire protection systems (sprinklers, deluge, detection, alarms) Fire pumps and controllers Electrical rooms, cable routing, and ignition source control
Ensure FM recommendations related to fire and explosion protection are closed prior to project handover.
FM Global requirements do not apply to tissue machine process design, machinery performance, or OEM process parameters.
Manage EPC contractors, mechanical and electrical contractors, and OEMs.
Ensure contractors comply with: Project specifications Safety and quality requirements Local regulatory, international standard, FM and NFPA requirements.
Review and approve technical submissions, progress claims, and variation orders.
Enforce EHS requirements for mechanical and electrical works.
Ensure safe practices for: Lifting operations Rotating machinery Energized electrical systems
Participate in JSA, Risk assessments and fire risk assessments as applicable.
Ensure QA/QC inspections, Process checkout, Engineering checkout, and commissioning activities are completed and documented.
Act as the key coordination point between: Engineering, Operations, Maintenance, EHS, Procurement, OEMs, and Contractors
Interface with FM Global and authorities for fire and explosion-related matters.
Provide clear technical and compliance reporting to management.
Ensure complete project documentation including Mechanical and electrical as-built drawings Test and commissioning records Fire protection system acceptance and FM compliance documentation
Support smooth handover and stabilization of the facility after project completion.
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering (preferred); Electrical Engineering with strong M&E experience acceptable.
8–12+ years of experience in tissue, paper, or heavy industrial facilities.
Strong experience in tissue machine projects, rotating equipment, pumping systems and facility equipments.
Practical experience coordinating Mechanical and Electrical disciplines.
Working knowledge of FM Global and NFPA to complied with fire and explosion protection.
Strong M&E coordination capability
Solid understanding of rotating machinery, pump systems and machine structural.
Effective contractor and stakeholder management
High safety, quality, and reliability mindset
Reports to: Engineering Manager
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