Maintenance Engineer (HVAC) Utilities Maintenance

Overview

Maintain and lead utilities and HVAC systems for process-intensive manufacturing environments, including installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, compliance and continuous improvement activities.

What you'll do

• Lead MEP works in manufacturing construction projects.
• Install and commission utilities and utility setups, including large centralized HVAC systems, screw chillers, air handling units, humidity chambers and dehumidifiers.
• Dismantle and assemble large compressors.
• Maintain chilled water pumps, AHUs, HVAC systems, cooling towers and brine chillers.
• Read and draw refrigeration circuits for troubleshooting.
• Read drawings, engineering specifications and tolerances.
• Calculate heating and cooling needs, interpret and draft plans, calculate ventilation requirements and determine budget costs.
• Take measurements and calculate and establish quantities and associated costs for contractor bills.
• Work with Environment, Health and Safety standards, ISO and OHSAS standards, and internal and external audits.
• Work with multiple contractors at site.
• Provide technical direction and on-the-job training.
• Handle government agencies and local authorities or agencies.
• Create change management and scope management for non-tendered items.
• Apply simple but effective quality tools to solve problems.
• Manage clean-room requirements, including ISO standards, temperature and relative humidity, air changes, fresh-air systems, air balancing and filtration systems.
• Manage positive- and negative-temperature cold rooms, including HVAC operating logic, fire suppression systems and spill management systems.
• Identify and troubleshoot HVAC system problems.
• Manage Hoshin Kanri targets, KPIs, continual improvement programs, MTTR, MTBF, preventive-maintenance implementation, spare-parts management and statutory compliance.
• Manage building management systems, SCADA systems and HVAC systems during fire emergencies.
• Follow a culture of continuous improvement and learning.
• Demonstrate a self-directed and high-performance culture as a team player.

What you'll need

• Diploma in Mechanical or BE in Mechanical Engineering.
• 8 ~ 10 years of experience in a process-intensive manufacturing industry.
• Work experience in similar MEP installations in manufacturing construction projects and leading the MEP works.
• Thorough knowledge of installation and commissioning of utilities and utility setups.
• Thorough knowledge of dismantling and assembling large compressors.
• Thorough knowledge of maintenance of chilled water pumps, AHUs, HVAC systems, cooling towers and brine chillers.
• Understanding of advanced principles of air conditioning, refrigeration and heating.
• Thorough knowledge of BMS systems.
• Ability to read and draw refrigeration circuits for troubleshooting.
• Ability to read drawings, engineering specifications and tolerances.
• Knowledge of PHE works and piping specifications.
• Knowledge of clean rooms and their requirements in terms of ISO standards, temperature and relative humidity, air changes, fresh-air systems, air balancing and filtration systems.
• Knowledge of positive- and negative-temperature cold rooms, HVAC operating logic, fire suppression systems and spill management systems.
• High-level problem-solving techniques using simple but effective quality tools.
• Ability to interact with and maintain good professional relationships with relevant cross-functional teams.
• Self-motivated, self-driven, open-minded and a good team player.
• Willingness to accept cultural changes and adapt to them with the least possible time.

Nice to have

• Relevant industry experience is preferable.
• Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt certification is an added advantage.

Details

• Location: Bangalore.