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FUCHI PTE. LTD. in Singapore seeks a Machinery Manager responsible for the overall management, maintenance, deployment, and performance of heavy machinery and construction equipment to support project operations.
You will drive preventive maintenance, supervise workshop teams, optimize uptime and costs, manage spare parts, ensure MOM/WSH compliance, and coordinate procurement, rental, and disposal of assets, while building a safer, more reliable fleet.
Job Summary:
The Machinery Manager is responsible for the overall management, maintenance, deployment, and performance of the Company's heavy machinery and construction equipment. The role ensures machinery is safe, reliable, cost-effective, and available to support project operations.
Manage the deployment and utilization of heavy machinery across all project sites.
Plan, schedule, and oversee preventive maintenance, servicing, and repairs.
Supervise workshop operations, including mechanics and equipment coordinators.
Monitor equipment performance, downtime, and maintenance costs to maximize operational efficiency.
Manage spare parts inventory and maintain accurate equipment records.
Ensure compliance with MOM, WSH, and Company safety policies and regulations.
Coordinate the procurement, rental, replacement, and disposal of machinery.
Prepare and manage machinery budgets while identifying cost-saving opportunities.
Support project teams by ensuring timely availability of equipment.
Drive continuous improvement in fleet management, workshop operations, and equipment reliability.
Diploma or Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
Minimum8 yearsof experience in heavy equipment or construction machinery management, including at least3 yearsin a supervisory or managerial role.
Experience inERSS, foundation, or civil construction projectsis preferred.
Strong knowledge of heavy construction equipment, fleet management, workshop operations, and preventive maintenance planning.
Good understanding of MOM and WSH regulations and safety requirements.
Proven ability to manage budgets, control maintenance costs, and optimize equipment utilization.
Strong leadership, communication, problem-solving, and decision‑making skills.