The facilities engineer is responsible for planning, implementing, maintaining and optimizing the infrastructure and equipment in buildings and other facilities. The role of the Facilities Engineer is a generalist position requiring knowledge across multiple fields (e.g. the Building Maintenance Systems (BMSs), mechanical, HVAC/Refrigeration, electronic, instrumentation, and electrical fields).
The position also requires the ability to provide hands-on assistance to HVAC, mechanical and electrical installers/service technicians.

The Facilities Engineer’s Job Tasks include but are not limited to:
• Understanding the client's requirements and specifications.
• Reading and analyzing the blueprints, drawings, as well as rough sketches.
• Determining project timelines and time constraints.
• Improving the facilities operations by reviewing facilities infrastructure.
• Giving necessary updates to the clients as and when required.
• Reviewing and maintaining logbooks for completion of a particular task.
• Educating the team member on disposing of the waste materials using OSHA procedures.
• Complying with the building codes and environmental standards.
• Preparing detailed facilities reports and compliance documentation.
• Staying abreast of the latest updates in the facilities industry.
• Conducting research on systems and equipment and presenting this information to key stakeholders and decision-makers.
• Assessing existing equipment and specifications.
• Analyzing data and preparing blueprints/reports.
• Designing layouts for new facilities and buildings.
• Optimizing and managing resource allocation across a facility.
• Coordinating contractors for installation and maintenance projects.
• Checking work completed by contractors for compliance and safety.
• Designing and implementing safety standards for operations.
• Evaluating the efficiency of systems and equipment within a facility.
• Preparing reports and documentation.
• Creating maintenance plans and schedules.
• Ensuring all relevant building regulations are observed.

WORK EXPERIENCE:
• Specific experience in ASHRAE level energy audits and developing energy savings calculations from retrofits and energy measures from retro-commissioning a plus.
• Must have extensive knowledge and experience of Aerospace MRO equipment.
• Professional certification in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) will be an added advantage.
• Working experience in the Engineering department as a Facilities Engineer, or a similar position.
• Strong knowledge of architectural designs and building structures.
• Thorough understanding and knowledge about building codes.
• Excellent knowledge of project management principles.
• Good communication and time management skills.
• Exceptional ability to work for long periods.
• Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills.
• Knowledge of construction principles and building processes.
• Understanding of building regulations and health and safety.