Facilities Engineer - #1131069

Job Description:

• Develop and oversee preventive and predictive maintenance programs for yard facilities and critical equipment (cranes, compressors, generators, welding machines, electrical systems).

• Ensure strict compliance with Permit-to-Work (PTW) and Lockout-Tagout (LOTO) procedures during all maintenance activities.

• Plan and manage facility development projects including building renovations, wharf expansions, and utility upgrades (gas, water, power).

• Implement energy efficiency and sustainability initiatives with measurable targets (e.g., reduce energy consumption by X%).

• Lead digitalization of maintenance processes using CMMS and other tools for tracking and reporting.

• Manage vendor contracts and ensure timely delivery of specialized services for maintenance and development works.

• Prepare technical reports, budgets, and compliance documentation for audits and regulatory submissions.

• Coordinate internal teams and lead toolbox meetings, VSCC sessions, and safety briefings.

• Supervise calibration and certification of tools and equipment, ensuring valid inspection tags.

• Maintain accurate records of diesel consumption, utility usage, and sustainability performance metrics.

• Ensure proper housekeeping, pest control, and facility cleanliness across yard and office areas.

• Respond to emergency breakdowns and ensure minimal downtime through effective troubleshooting and resource allocation.

Requirement:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Civil Engineering, or related discipline.

• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in facilities maintenance and development within heavy industry, preferably shipbuilding or offshore engineering.

• Proficiency in engineering software (AutoCAD, MS Project) and CMMS systems.

• Strong knowledge of Singapore regulations for building and industrial facilities (SCDF, JTC, NEA, BCA compliance).

• Willingness to work on-site and respond to operational emergencies.

• Demonstrated experience in sustainability and energy efficiency initiatives.