A Facility Engineer manages and maintains facility systems such as aircon, ventilation, UPS, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and mechanical systems. They ensure the facility operates smoothly, complies with safety standards, and supports business operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintenance & Operations
- Oversee daily operations of facility systems (aircon, ventilation, PACU, UPS, FDAS, AFSS, electrical, plumbing, etc.)
- Monitor preventive maintenance
- Conduct inspections
- Troubleshoot and repair equipment failures
- Coordinate with maintenance staff and contractors
- System Management
- Monitor performance of facility systems to ensure efficiency
- Implement upgrades or improvements to enhance functionality
- Maintain building automation systems (BMS)
- Safety & Compliance
- Ensure compliance with local building codes, safety regulations, and environmental standards
- Conduct safety audits and risk assessments
- Maintain fire protection and emergency systems
- Project Management
- Manage facility-related projects such as renovations, installations, and upgrades
- Prepare project budgets, timelines, and specifications
- Coordinate with vendors, contractors, and stakeholders
- Energy Management
- Monitor energy usage and recommend cost-saving initiatives
- Implement energy efficiency programs
- Support sustainability initiatives
- Client Satisfaction
- Client Coordination.
- Address raised Client concern.
- Support Client activity.
- Documentation & Reporting
- Maintain maintenance logs, reports, and system documentation
- Track KPIs such as equipment downtime and maintenance costs
- Prepare reports for management
