Job Description
The duties of the Facilities Engineer shall include but not be limited to the following:
- Review proposed M&E systems design by considering design for maintainability, design for safety and SDC operational needs based on different building types;
- At the building commissioning stage, attend training sessions and understand the operations of the various M&E systems;
- To attend the testing & commissioning of each M&E system;
- Able to perform chiller system fault detection and diagnosis
- Conduct physical site surveys using a variety of equipment and tools;
- Prepare sketches and notes and perform electronic data collection;
- Coordinate field staff and process field data;
- Interface with C&S engineers, M&E engineers, architects, landscape architects, specialist vendors, and general vendors;
- Verify the accuracy of data, including measurements and calculations conducted at the Property;
- Research testing and commissioning evidence, including maps, physical evidence, and other records to obtain data needed for building systems and equipment condition appraisal;
- Prepare site documents and present findings to SDC;
- Preparation of strategic facility management plan for the next five (5) years;
- Preparation of operation manuals for the FM team;
- Develop an energy and sustainability framework for the building;
- Preparation of business continuity plans for the building owner and
- Resilience studies.
Job Requirements
- Minimum a Mechanical Engineering Degree or Electrical Engineering Degree from a recognized tertiary establishment.
- Five (5) years of experience in M&E Facilities operations at a large-scale development (> 50,000 sqm).
- Experience in managing M&E upgrading and retrofitting works, installation of new M&E systems, as well as testing & commissioning work with the ability to respond and investigate the cause of system fault and failure for major M&E equipment such as ACMV, Fire Protection systems, HT, LT, ELV and the BMS system.
