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Fluid Control Sales & Installations Pty Ltd Workplace Address: 295 Cullen Avenue East, Eagle Farm, QLD - 4009 Salary: $90,000 + superannuation Mechanical Engineer (Application Engineer) – Full-time Duties: • Assessed customer operational requirements and process conditions to develop application-specific mechanical and flow control solutions. • Evaluated existing process systems and recommended improvements to optimise equipment performance, reliability and operational efficiency. • Analysed mechanical system requirements and selected suitable valves, actuators and flow control equipment in accordance with engineering standards and performance criteria. • Prepared technical proposals and engineering documentation to support the implementation of mechanical and process control solutions. • Provided engineering advice to customers regarding equipment operation, system performance, maintenance requirements and technical compliance. • Collaborated with installation teams, suppliers and project stakeholders to ensure selected equipment met project and operational requirements. • Reviewed technical specifications and engineering documentation to ensure compliance with applicable standards and customer requirements. • Assisted with troubleshooting and technical investigations involving process control equipment and mechanical systems. • Identified opportunities for continuous improvement and contributed to the enhancement of engineering processes and operational procedures. • Participated in quality assurance and workplace safety initiatives to ensure compliance with company policies and OHSE requirements. Skills and Experience: • Bachelor's degree or higher qualification in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline. • Minimum three years of relevant professional experience in mechanical engineering or a related field. • Experience in the sizing and selection of process valves, actuators and associated flow-control equipment. • Knowledge of valves and process flow-control systems is highly desirable. • Ability to interpret engineering drawings, technical specifications, datasheets and other engineering documentation. • Experience using relevant CAD/CAM and engineering software, including SolidWorks, CNC programming where applicable. • Experience in salesforce CRM software . • Sound understanding of mechanical engineering principles, including equipment selection, system performance and troubleshooting. • Knowledge and understanding of relevant Australian Standards, regulatory requirements and WHS/OHSE requirements applicable to mechanical engineering activities. • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to investigate technical issues and recommend appropriate engineering solutions. • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain technical matters to customers, suppliers, installation teams and other stakeholders. • Ability to understand customer operational and technical requirements and translate them into appropriate engineering solutions. • Ability to work collaboratively with customers, suppliers, contractors, installation teams and project stakeholders. • Strong attention to detail in the preparation and review of technical proposals, specifications and engineering documentation. How to apply: Applications open on 20 August 2026 and close on 19 September 2026. Please send your CV to info@businessnest.com.au. Please include the job role title in your email.
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