Antal is partnering with a world-leading global PMC organization involved in large-scale railway and infrastructure projects across the globe.

We are currently seeking a Depot Maintenance Centre Equipment Engineer to lead and oversee activities within major transit projects.

 

Role: Depot Maintenance Centre Equipment Engineer

Location: Riyadh, KSA

 

Responsibilities:

Review and validate depot layouts, maintenance equipment designs, workshop machinery, and technical submittals ensuring compliance with project requirements and contract specifications. Oversee installation, integration, and readiness of depot and maintenance center equipment in line with operational, safety, and RAMS requirements. Coordinate interfaces between depot systems and rolling stock, power supply, track, workshop systems, and testing facilities. Support Testing & Commissioning activities including FAT, SAT, subsystem testing, dynamic testing, and operational readiness assessments. Participate in inspections, NCR management, quality audits, and compliance reviews to ensure installation quality and proper commissioning. Ensure depot designs support operational requirements such as train movements, parking arrangements, and maintenance workflows. Validate maintenance systems including lifting equipment, wheel lathes, washing plants, ventilation, and safety systems for operational readiness. Analyze system performance, reliability, and integration risks, recommending mitigation strategies. Coordinate with PMCM teams, contractors, system integrators, and stakeholders to resolve technical issues. Prepare progress reports, system assessments, commissioning logs, and integration updates.

 

Requirements (Must Have)

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial Engineering or related discipline with 15+ years of experience. Extensive experience in depot design, workshop equipment engineering, or rail/metro maintenance facilities. Strong understanding of depot system integration including track layout, maintenance equipment, safety systems, and power interfaces. Proven ability to review design packages, shop drawings, O&M manuals, test procedures, and commissioning documents. Experience in testing and commissioning processes including FAT, SAT, dynamic testing, and operational readiness. Familiarity with RAMS principles and operational performance requirements.