Facilities Engineer, Mechanical (TPY)

As a Facilities Engineer, you will play a key role in supporting the reliable operation of our building systems, utilities, and facilities infrastructure. Your responsibilities will include:

• Monitoring the performance of mechanical and electrical systems to ensure optimal operation.
• Responding promptly to emergency situations such as fire incidents, evacuations, equipment failures, and other critical events.
• Ensuring daily maintenance issues are addressed and resolved to support the smooth operation of building services and facilities.
• Providing coaching, training, and guidance to facilities technicians to help achieve department objectives and improve system reliability.
• Performing, monitoring, and maintaining facilities, electrical systems, and plant equipment.
• Carrying out preventive and corrective maintenance activities according to schedule.
• Liaising with contractors for rectification works, routine maintenance, and addition or alteration works.
• Supporting new project ramp-up activities as required.
• Coordinating with manufacturing customers regarding fault, alarm, and breakdown calls.
• Conducting regular inspections of critical facilities areas to identify potential safety hazards and unsafe conditions, and initiating corrective actions to maintain a safe working environment.
• Promoting and maintaining good 5S and housekeeping practices.
• Participating in the company's Emergency Response Team (ERT), first aid, and Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) activities.
• Performing repair and troubleshooting work to restore services to normal operating condition as quickly as possible.
• Leading and managing a team of technicians to support facilities operations.
• Undertaking other ad hoc duties as assigned by your supervisor.

Requirements

• A degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical or Engineering Systems.
• Experience working in a semiconductor environment, with facilities systems experience being an advantage.
• Leadership or management experience.
• Strong communication skills.
• Proficiency in CMMS and SAP.
• Knowledge of instrumentation and control (I&C), automation, and PLC systems.