Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or related field.
3-5 years of experience in a similar role in manufacturing or related industry.
Experience in leading and managing technician teams.
Basic knowledge of plumbing and building codes.
Proficiency in mechanical systems and utilities relevant to the industry.
Relevant certifications preferred.
In-depth knowledge of environmental health and safety regulations applicable to manufacturing.
Responsibilities
Supervise and assign work orders to Mechanical Part Technicians, ensuring deadlines are met.
Manage a team responsible for the upkeep, repair, and preventive maintenance of facility equipment.
Ensure stable utility supply and achieve operational targets including EHS and productivity.
Formulate and execute long and short-term operation plans for Utility facilities.
Monitor and improve operational performance, managing costs and quality metrics.
Oversee routine preventative maintenance tasks on various mechanical systems.
Manage CAPEX budgets and monitor cost-saving initiatives to meet KPI targets.
Benefits
Structured training programs for professional development.
Opportunity to enhance team productivity and efficiency.
Engagement in a dynamic manufacturing environment.
Participation in innovative facility management practices.
Full Job Description
Description
SUMMARY As the Utility Staff Engineer, oversees the maintenance and operation of Mechanical Utilities facilities, providing strategic guidance to technicians. Responsibilities include resolving facility issues, formulating maintenance plans, and efficiently managing personnel for seamless facility operations. Operate on a salary basis, dedicated to enhancing overall team productivity and efficiency.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Supervision and Team Management:
Supervise Mechanical Part Technicians, ensuring efficient work order assignments, meeting deadlines, and conducting training functions.
Manage a team of technicians and maintenance personnel responsible for the upkeep, repair, and preventive maintenance of the facility's equipment and infrastructure.
Facilities Operation Management:
Ensure the stable utility supply and management of Utility facilities, achieving operation targets in EHS (Environment, Health and Safety), Productivity, Quality, Reliability, and Availability.
Formulate and execute both long and short-term operation plans for Utility facilities.
Monitor and improve the operational performance of Utility facilities, conducting daily, weekly, and monthly management of performance (cost and quality).
Facilities Maintenance Management
Supervise to Conduct day-to-day/routine preventative maintenance tasks on various systems, including Ultra-Pure Water, Process Cooling Water, Chilled Water, Cooling Water, Clean Dry Air, Exhaust blowers, HVAC, Gas/Chemical supply system, and Wastewater Treatment.
Oversee plumbing, piping, and mechanical parts installations, changes, upgrades, and repairs.
Ensure that all preventative maintenance on Facilities equipment is performed according to the established schedule and Standard Operation Procedure.
Compile and maintain records for all facilities equipment status, maintenance activities, and scheduled testing, including fire suppression systems.
Budget Formulation and Management
Formulate and manage CAPEX budgets, ensuring effective execution.
Oversee budget formulation for Utility facility operations, ensuring optimal allocation and utilization of resources.
Monitor and Implement cost-saving activities to achieve KPI targets.
