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Client of WhiteCrow Research in the UAE seeks a Facilities Management professional to oversee daily hard and soft FM operations across assets in Dubai. You will ensure delivery of MEP, civil, electrical and cleaning services, conduct site inspections, and manage relationships with contractors and vendors to uphold service quality and efficiency.
The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in engineering or FM, strong communication and stakeholder management, and a customer-focused approach.
Oversee day-to-day hard and soft Facilities Management operations across assigned assets Ensure effective delivery of MEP civil electrical plumbing cleaning waste management and specialised FM services Conduct regular site inspections and monitor the condition performance and service quality of the assets Manage relationships with FM service providers contractors suppliers and vendors Monitor contractor performance against agreed SLAs KPIs and contractual requirements Identify opportunities to improve FM service quality operational efficiency and customer satisfaction Support the implementation of FM best practices and sustainable solutions Monitor utilities consumption and contribute to energy-efficiency and sustainability initiatives Identify recurring operational issues and implement practical corrective and preventive measures
Bachelor s degree in engineering or Facilities Management.Exposure to Facilities Management, building operations, property management, maintenance or related environments is advantageous.Understanding of hard and soft FM services, maintenance operations and contractor management.Ability to coordinate with multiple stakeholders and service providers.Strong communication, interpersonal and problem-solving skills.Customer-focused approach with the ability to manage complaints and operational issues.Knowledge of HSE requirements and statutory compliance within the built environment.Only male UAE National candidates