Day of a Mechanical engineer

A mechanical engineer on a construction site is responsible for the mechanical aspects of a project, including: Designing, building, and installing Mechanical engineers design, build, and install mechanical machinery, tools, and components. Monitoring and implementing Mechanical engineers monitor and implement mechanical work at the construction site, ensuring that it meets safety standards and approved plans. Managing Mechanical engineers manage mechanical work groups, and assist the project manager in meeting goals. Estimating Mechanical engineers estimate the resources needed for the project. Interpreting Mechanical engineers interpret drawings. Training and commissioning Mechanical engineers manage the testing, commissioning, training, and handover of mechanical and plumbing deliverables. Archiving Mechanical engineers manage the archiving of mechanical and plumbing engineering related material. Scheduling Mechanical engineers assist in scheduling requested tasks related to mechanical works. Mechanical engineers may need to wear a hard hat on some days, and a suit on others. The dress code for mechanical engineers varies depending on whether they are working in an office, visiting a client, or doing fieldwork. Mechanical engineers can work in many areas, including construction, power, medical, and manufacturing.