Overview
As a Project Engineer (Field Service) you will lead gas turbine maintenance projects from planning to close-out, acting as the technical interface for Sulzer and customers. You will support field service teams, guide maintenance and troubleshooting, and drive safe, efficient delivery across onshore and offshore sites. This role sits at the heart of our field service operations, offering autonomy, regular travel, and close collaboration with cross-functional teams. You’ll contribute to reliability and performance of critical assets while identifying opportunities to enhance customer support and future business. This is an impactful, highly visible role within a global engineering organization
Pay / Benefits
- competitive basic salary
- company-wide bonus scheme
- paid overtime opportunities
- 33 days annual leave
- defined pension contributions
- Medicash and wellbeing perks
Responsibilities
- Lead preparation and execution of field service projects
- Develop work packs, execution plans and RAMS documentation
- Serve as the technical interface between Sulzer and customers
- Support field service teams before, during and after site activities
- Provide technical guidance on gas turbine maintenance and troubleshooting
- Participate in site surveys and customer visits
- Review and improve field service processes and documentation
- Support outage planning, mobilisation activities and reporting
- Identify opportunities to improve customer support and generate future business
Key requirements
- Experience with industrial gas turbines, power turbines or rotating equipment
- Knowledge of field service environments in energy, power generation, oil & gas or related sectors
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
- Ability to work independently and in a project team
- Willingness to travel and support onshore/offshore projects
- strong communication
- stakeholder management
- independent work
- gas turbine maintenance
- troubleshooting
- interpretation of engineering drawings
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