Junior Facilities Engineer (Fresh Graduate)

SUPERSIC (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD.; Kepala Batas; Vor Ort; MYR 60.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

SUPERSIC (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. is seeking a Facilities Engineer to manage daily operation and maintenance of plant utility systems. You will lead rapid response for outages, plan parts demand, and supervise on-site construction with safety at the forefront.

You will analyze energy usage, perform RCA on failures, update SOPs, and train technicians to ensure smooth, 24/7 operations on a modern manufacturing floor.

Qualifikationen

• Fresh graduates welcome; internship/final year project in manufacturing plants or facility utilities is a plus.
• Understanding of industrial utility systems: chilled water, HVAC, CDA, gas, and power networks.
• Able to read P&ID, one-line diagrams, and basic CAD drawings.
• Proficient in Excel for data logging, trend analysis, and charting.

Aufgaben

• Oversee daily operation, inspection, and preventive maintenance of facility power equipment and utility systems.
• Lead emergency repairs to minimize downtime and ensure uninterrupted production lines.
• Submit monthly demand plans for spare parts, consumables, and wear parts to control costs.
• Supervise on-site outsourced construction and M&E installation with strict safety compliance.
• Conduct root cause analysis on sudden failures and implement long-term improvements.
• Analyze water, electricity, and gas consumption; implement energy-saving projects.
• Identify risks, perform on-site safety risk assessments, and drive improvements.
• Standardize and update SOPs and emergency procedures; maintain logs and docs.
• Coordinate technicians' daily plans and provide safety/operational training.

Ausbildung

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Mechatronics

Chemical Engineering

Tools

P&ID diagrams

CAD drawings

Microsoft Excel

Jobbeschreibung

Responsible for the daily operation, routine inspection, and preventive maintenance (PM) of facility power equipment and utility systems.

Lead emergency repairs and rapid response for utility system breakdowns to fully guarantee the uninterrupted and stable operation of production lines.

Manage and submit monthly demand plans for facility spare parts, consumables, and wear parts to reasonably control daily maintenance costs.

Supervise the entire process of on‑site outsourced construction or mechanical and electrical installation works, ensuring strict compliance with factory safety regulations.

Conduct root cause analysis (RCA) on sudden equipment failures and formulate long‑term, executable improvement measures.

Analyze consumption data of water, electricity, and gas; propose and implement energy‑saving modification and component reuse projects.

Identify potential risks in power equipment operating areas, regularly complete on‑site safety risk assessments, and drive improvements.

Standardize and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and emergency response procedures, ensuring all maintenance logs and documentation are accurate and complete.

Assist in coordinating technicians' daily plans and work progress, and conduct regular safety knowledge and operational procedure training for team subordinates.

Fulfill other tasks assigned by superiors.

Job Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Mechatronics, Chemical Engineering

Academic Standards: Minimum CGPA of 3.00 or above (or equivalent upper second‑class honors), demonstrating a strong academic foundation in core engineering principles.

Open to fresh graduates. Prior 3–6 months of internship or final year project (FYP) experience related to manufacturing plants, wafer fabs, or facility utilities is a major advantage.

Basic understanding of industrial utility systems, including chilled water systems, HVAC, compressed air (CDA), industrial gas distribution, or high‑and‑low voltage power networks.

Ability to interpret basic engineering schematics, such as Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID), single‑line diagrams, and simple CAD/mechanical drawings.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, especially Microsoft Excel for data logging, parsing running telemetry, and charting baseline trends.

Strong fundamental knowledge of industrial safety protocols, including Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) guidelines, and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) requirements.

Fluent command of both written and spoken English to smoothly communicate technical summaries to management and coordinate with on‑site technicians or contractors.

Proactive, self‑motivated, and detail‑oriented with a strong willingness to learn and adapt to a fast‑paced 24/7 manufacturing floor environment.

Sound analytical mindset with emotional resilience to stay level‑headed under strict manufacturing delivery timelines or unexpected system interruptions.

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