Facilities Engineer

Main Tasks:

1. Assess condition of buildings, grounds, roads, drainage, roofing, laboratory, admin offices, and ancillary structures through systematic inspections.
2. Formulate multi-year maintenance plans for civil, architectural, HVAC, plumbing, and landscaping elements.
3. Design preventive maintenance programs tailored to facility components (painting cycles, pest control, AC servicing).
4. Evaluate structural risks, recommending engineered reinforcements or modifications.
5. Develop capital improvement projects for facility expansion or upgrades.
6. Review facility work requests from users, prioritizing based on safety and operational impact.
7. Create detailed scopes and schedules for facility projects, coordinating timing with Production.
8. Maintain facility asset registry with condition ratings and lifecycle data.
9. Analyze facility failure trends to revise preventive strategies.
10. Coordinate with the Utilities Engineer for integrated systems (power, water, HVAC).

WORKING CONDITION:

1. Extensive outdoor exposure to weather, heights during roof inspections, and construction zones.
2. Rotating 8-12 hour shifts covering days, nights, weekends, and holidays in a high-pressure production environment.
3. Regular exposure to production areas with noise, dust, heights, and confined spaces and machinery hazards during planning, verification and oversight.
4. Extended hours during shutdown planning and execution phases.
5. Regular interaction with contractors, OEM providers, and regulatory bodies requiring diplomatic negotiation and assertive leadership.
6. Computer-intensive work requires prolonged focus.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:

Education/Licensure/Certification: ·

·         Licensed Engineer (Civil Engineer, Chemical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Engineer, or Electronics Engineer)

Work Experience/Exposure: ·

Minimum 3 years in industrial utilities and energy management

Competencies, Skills, Knowledge & Abilities

Behavioral/Personal Excellence:

·         Project management discipline

Technical:

Civil/structural engineering knowledge and contract management Precision-oriented with strong risk assessment