Investment Specialist Engineer

-Required qualification: University degree in Engineering: Industrial, Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial Technologies, Industrial Organization, or similar.

Degree in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Organization Engineering, Industrial Technologies, Building Degree, Civil Engineering, Public Works Engineering.

- B2 level of English.

-Minimum years of professional experience required: More than 4 years of professional experience. Installation projects. Construction works projects and management in general. Acquisition of goods and equipment. Works management. Engineering and knowledge of works.

-Valuable requirements for the position: Master's in OSH (Occupational Safety and Health)

At Adecco Cádiz, we are looking for an Investment Specialist Engineer for the Cádiz Repairs area.

Main duties of the position:

1. Definition and justification of the investment. Identify the need, define the initial scope, analyze technical and economic feasibility, and justify the investment based on the organization's operational, strategic, and improvement objectives.

2. Document management and corporate systems. Record, update, and maintain investment information in corporate systems, ensuring traceability, budgetary control, and administrative monitoring of the file.

3. Participation in decision-making bodies. Intervene in Investment Committees, providing the necessary technical, economic, and planning information to facilitate the assessment, approval, and monitoring of proposals.

4. Technical preparation for procurement. Prepare the Technical Specifications, define execution requirements, and establish technical criteria for bid evaluation, ensuring that procurement adequately responds to the stated need.

5. Technical evaluation of bids and projects. Analyze received bids and associated technical projects, verifying their adequacy to the defined scope, established requirements, and real execution conditions.

6. Planning and monitoring of projects and works. Coordinate work planning, monitor deadlines, costs, quality, and physical progress, and manage incidents or deviations during execution.

7. Economic control and certifications. Review interim and final certifications, control committed and incurred costs, analyze budgetary deviations, and ensure the correct correspondence between executed progress and invoicing.

8. Closure and final assessment of the investment. Verify the completion of works, collect closing documentation, and evaluate the fulfillment of planned objectives, ensuring that the investment is correctly closed from a technical, economic, and documentary standpoint.