Utility/Facility Management Engineer Trainee (Career Conversion Program)

Career Conversion Programmes (CCPs) support mid-career new hires, existing employees or fresh graduates seeking to transition into growth job roles with good longer-term prospects through structured on-the-job training. The program is for 15 months with WSG and Sanofi.

Job Purpose

The Utility/ Facility Management Engineer is responsible for the operation, monitoring, and performance oversight of critical utility/facility systems on site, ensuring reliability, compliance, and efficiency. This role develops SOPs, prepares annual utility performance reports, and manages deviation reporting for utility systems.

Key Responsibilities

• •Oversee and coordinate the operation, maintenance, and performance monitoring of the following utility systems:
• •Boilers
• •Air compressors
• •Chillers
• •Air Handling Units (AHU)
• •Cooling towers
• •Water systems
• •Other related utility infrastructure as assigned

• •Coordinate and manage vendor performance for the following services:
• •Pest control
• •Landscaping
• •Area and building cleaning
• •Laundry services
• •Cafeteria operations
• •Lift/elevator servicing
• •Fan Coil Unit (FCU) servicing
• •Other related facility services as assigned

Monitor utility system performance, energy consumption, and reliability metrics; identify opportunities for efficiency improvement and cost optimization

Conduct regular vendor performance reviews, site walkdowns/inspections, and audits to ensure service level agreements (SLAs) are met

• •Coordinate with vendors/contractors for preventive maintenance, servicing, and repair of utility equipment
• •Write, review, and update SOPs for utility operations to ensure safe, consistent, and compliant practices
• •Prepare Annual Utility Performance Reports covering system reliability, consumption trends, maintenance activities, and improvement recommendations
• •Investigate, document, and write deviation reports for utility system non-conformances or incidents; drive corrective and preventive actions (CAPA)
• •Ensure compliance with EHS, regulatory, and internal engineering standards for utility operations
• •Support sustainability initiatives related to energy and water efficiency, emissions reduction, and resource optimization
• •Participate in capital and maintenance budget planning for utility systems
• •Respond to and support troubleshooting of utility system breakdowns or emergencies

Qualifications & Requirements

• •Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Electrical, Instrumentation, Automation, Mechanical, or related engineering discipline) — required
• •No prior utility management experience required; candidates from the Singapore Career Conversion Programme (career switchers) are welcome to apply
• •Strong written communication skills — ability to write clear, structured SOPs, annual reports, and deviation/incident reports
• •Good analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills
• •Basic understanding of mechanical/electrical systems is advantageous
• •Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); familiarity with Building Management Systems (BMS) is a plus
• •Willingness to learn utility systems operations, energy management, and compliance standards through structured on-the-job training
• •Good interpersonal and communication skills to work with vendors, contractors, and cross-functional teams

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