Facility Executive Technical: JLL in Gurugram

Peegee; Gurugram District; Presencial; INR 600.000 - 900.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

JLL is seeking a Facility Executive – Technical for a commercial building in Gurugram, Sector 75. The role covers operating and maintaining MEP systems, monitoring the BMS and coordinating with vendors. It requires a diploma or BTech and 4–6 years of hands‑on facility experience.

The position follows a rotational shift schedule six days a week, including nights and weekends, with on‑site duties and a focus on safety, documentation and energy management.

Formación

• Diploma or BTech in electrical, mechanical or related field.
• 4–6 years hands‑on building operations or facility maintenance experience.
• Experience in commercial or real‑estate operations preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Operate and monitor MEP systems including HVAC, electrical and fire protection.
• Inspect plant rooms, log readings and respond to breakdowns and alarms.
• Coordinate repairs with technicians, vendors and contractors and track preventive maintenance.

Conocimientos

MEP

HVAC

Electrical systems

Fire alarm systems

Commercial building

Educación

Diploma or BTech in electrical or mechanical engineering

Herramientas

MS Office

Descripción del empleo

Facility Executive Technical: JLL in Gurugram

JLL is hiring a facility executive, technical, for a commercial building in Gurugram's Sector 75, on rotational shifts six days a week, to operate and maintain the building's mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems and watch the building‑management system that monitors them. The posting, requisition REQ528534 on JLL's Workday careers site, was published on 17 September 2026. It is unusually precise: a diploma or BTech, four to six years, rotational shifts, six days, Sector 75, and a skills line that reads commercial building, integrated facility management, MEP, HVAC, electrical and fire‑alarm systems.

The posting in detail

The position is responsible for the operation, maintenance and performance monitoring of the building's MEP systems and infrastructure so that the critical equipment runs and the technical services are reliable. Responsibilities include monitoring and operating the MEP systems, HVAC, the electrical side with its HT and LT panels and DG sets, plumbing and fire protection; walking the daily equipment rounds and inspecting the plant rooms; responding promptly to breakdowns and coordinating the repairs; executing the preventive‑maintenance schedules and tracking their completion; monitoring the building‑management system and responding to its alarms; coordinating technicians, vendors and contractors for maintenance; keeping the equipment logbooks, maintenance records and shift reports; complying with the safety regulations and the standard operating procedures; supervising contractor work and verifying its quality; and supporting energy management and utilities monitoring. Performance indicators: equipment uptime and availability, response time to breakdowns, completion of preventive schedules, accuracy of documentation and reporting, and safety compliance.

What JLL asks for

A diploma or BTech in electrical, mechanical or a related engineering field; four to six years of hands‑on building operations or facility maintenance, with commercial or real‑estate operations preferred. Technical competencies: working knowledge of HVAC, chillers, air‑handling units, CSUs and treated‑fresh‑air units; understanding of HT and LT electrical systems, transformers, DG sets and UPS; familiarity with plumbing and fire‑protection systems; basic BMS operation and monitoring; reading technical drawings and schematics; basic MS Office. Attributes: responsibility and ownership, working under pressure in emergencies, comfort with rotating shifts including nights, weekends and holidays, coordination as a team player, proactive problem‑solving and the physical fitness for plant rooms and equipment areas.

The site, the shift and the hours

On site at a commercial building in Gurugram's Sector 75, on the Sohna Road side of the city, on rotational shifts six days a week for 48 scheduled hours, with nights, weekends and holidays in the rotation. Sector 75 is a new commercial and residential belt south of Golf Course Extension Road, reached by road rather than metro. A technical executive on rotation needs a bed within a short two‑wheeler ride because the night shift ends when the buses have not started.

Questions to ask the recruiter about this posting

Which building in Sector 75 and its size? The plant: the chillers' make and tonnage, the HT supply's voltage, the DG sets' ratings and the BMS platform. The shift rotation's actual pattern, three shifts or two, the night frequency and who covers a holiday. The team on shift, technicians and vendor staff, and whether the executive supervises them or works alongside. The preventive‑maintenance system in use and whether it is on a CMMS. The last major breakdown and how it was handled. Whether the electrical supervisor's certificate the licensing guide describes is required in Haryana and whether JLL supports obtaining it. Whether the site is reached by any transport at the hour the night shift ends. And the range, asked at the first call.

Where technical facility roles sit in India's property sector

Every office park, corporate campus and managed tower in India runs on a plant room that somebody has to keep alive: chillers, air‑handling units, HT and LT panels, transformers, DG sets, UPS banks, pumps, fire panels and the building‑management system that watches them all. Integrated facility management firms such as JLL contract with the occupier or the landlord to operate that plant, and the technical executive or engineer is the person on the shift who walks the rounds, reads the logs, answers the BMS alarm and calls the vendor when a compressor trips. The work is shift‑based and physical, and the career runs from executive to senior executive, assistant facility manager, facility manager and site lead over a decade.

What the posting does not say about pay, and how to read it

JLL's Workday postings for India rarely state a salary, and this page does not invent one; the posting states the qualification, the years of experience, the shift pattern and the weekly hours, and those four are the honest signals of the band. A rotational‑shift executive role asking for a diploma and four to six years sits in one band and a site‑lead role asking for a degree and ten years in another, and a candidate should ask the recruiter for the range at the first screening call rather than guess.

The interview, in practice

Technical facility interviews at integrated facility management firms run in three parts. A screening call checks the CV's systems against the posting's, and a candidate who cannot name the chiller make, the transformer rating and the BMS platform on their last site loses the call. A technical round, often with the site's facility manager and a regional engineering lead, walks a plant‑room single‑line diagram and asks what happens when a chiller trips at 2 pm in May, where the DG set's auto‑changeover sits and how a fire‑panel fault is isolated. The answers are procedural, not theoretical, and the candidate who describes the log entry, the call to the vendor and the client message in that order has answered. A third round with the account or client lead asks about shift discipline, escalation and one incident handled badly and what was learned. Offers follow a reference check with the previous site and, for roles that need it, a look at the electrical supervisor's certificate the state issues.

What a technical executive reads on PeeGee.in

A shift engineer knows a building from its plant room, and reads a PG listing the same way: the inverter's rating and the hours of backup the power guide teaches a seeker to ask about, the geyser count and the tank size in the water guide, the sub‑meter per room the electricity guide says ends most arguments, the extinguisher's date in the fire‑safety guide.

Progression from this role

From a technical executive's chair the path runs through senior executive at four to six years, assistant facility manager, technical, at six to eight, facility manager or chief engineer at ten, and a regional engineering or critical‑environment lead after that. The certificates that move a candidate along are the state's electrical supervisor's licence, a fire‑safety course, a BMS vendor's certification and, later, an energy‑management qualification.

Living near the site: PG options in Gurugram

The southern sectors are the right side of Gurugram for this site, and the Sohna Road page ran ₹5,500–18,000 across 18 owner price points in September 2026, with the family houses in the older villages behind the road at the band's bottom and the operators' buildings at its top. Sector 44 ran ₹7,000–26,000 across 20 for a candidate who prefers the Golf Course Road side and a longer ride.

Frequently asked questions

What does the JLL facility executive technical job in Gurugram involve?

Operating and maintaining a commercial building's MEP systems in Sector 75: HVAC, HT/LT electrical and DG sets, plumbing and fire protection, daily plant‑room rounds, breakdown response, preventive‑maintenance schedules, BMS alarms, vendor coordination, logbooks and shift reports, on rotational shifts six days a week.

What qualification and experience are required?

A diploma or BTech in electrical, mechanical or a related field and four to six years of hands‑on building operations or facility maintenance, with commercial or real‑estate operations preferred.

What are the shifts?

Rotational, including nights, weekends and holidays, six days a week for 48 scheduled hours, on site in Sector 75, Gurugram.

How is performance measured?

The posting names its own indicators: equipment uptime, breakdown response time, completion of preventive schedules, documentation accuracy and safety compliance.

How do I apply?

Only through the JLL Workday posting REQ528534 linked on this page, published on 17 September 2026; it may close without notice.

Sources and further reading

• JLL careers — Facility Executive Technical, Gurugram (REQ528534)
• JLL India
• JLL careers, India postings

Posting details on this page were read from the JLL Workday careers site on 17 September 2026 (requisition REQ528534); the employer’s posting governs and may close without notice. Rent figures, where quoted, follow the September 2026 owner‑listing bands on the linked locality pages.