Mechanical Project Engineer

M&E Project Engineer - Facilities Projects & Engineering

ENGIE Services Singapore is a leading provider of Integrated Facilities Management solutions (IFM), property management, operations and maintenance, specialized rail engineering works, sustainable solutions and FM Consultancy services.

ENGIE understands the integrated role of facility management and the value of it can be expanded beyond the traditional approach. As a total FM, specialized engineering and sustainable real estate solutions service provider, ENGIE offers a comprehensive range of technical, digital and support services customizable to best suit your unique needs.

Role Overview

As a M&E Project Engineer, you will support the execution of facilities-related projects in a healthcare or critical environment. You'll coordinate with contractors, assist in project documentation, and ensure smooth implementation and handover.

Key Responsibilities

• Liaise with users and stakeholders to meet project requirements
• Coordinate manpower, materials, and equipment with contractors
• Assist in preparing RFQ specifications, schedules, and tender evaluations
• Attend project meetings and support issue resolution
• Conduct testing and commissioning of systems
• Verify handover documentation and update progress reports
• Collaborate with engineers on technical specifications

Requirements

• Degree in Engineering (M&E or Civil) with 3+ years of relevant experience
• Exposure to QS-related tasks such as cost estimation and contract administration
• Good coordination, communication, and problem-solving skills
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and AutoCAD
• Immediate starters preferred

Why Join ENGIE

• Lead impactful projects in healthcare and critical environments
• Be part of a global leader in energy and facilities management
• Collaborative team culture with career development opportunities

Apply now if you're a hands-on M&E Project Engineer with QS experience, ready to take ownership of high-stakes projects in healthcare and critical environments.