FM Engineer

The Facilities Engineer is responsible for supervising the operation, maintenance and technical performance of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire and life-safety, civil and associated building systems within a large, multi-building residential. The role supports the Facilities Manager by ensuring that planned preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, inspections, statutory testing and emergency repairs are completed safely, efficiently and within the contractual service levels. The Facilities Engineer shall coordinate technicians, supervisors, specialist subcontractors, suppliers and other stakeholders while maintaining accurate CAFM records, asset information, technical documentation and maintenance reports. The position primarily covers common areas, common facilities, public-realm infrastructure and assets included within the facility management scope. Qualification: Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Building Services Engineering or a related technical discipline. Recognized facilities-management or building-maintenance qualification is preferred. Relevant UAE engineering registration or professional membership is preferred. Additional qualifications in health and safety, energy management or asset management are an advantage.

Experience:
Minimum five to eight years of experience in facilities management, building maintenance or MEP operations. Experience working within a large residential, commercial. Experience supervising technicians and specialist maintenance contractors. Practical knowledge of preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance and emergency response. Experience using CAFM or CMMS platforms. UAE facilities-management experience is preferred. Technical

Skills:
Expertise in Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems. Proficiency in HVAC systems, fire safety equipment, and energy management systems. Maintenance Management: Ability to design and execute preventive and corrective maintenance programs. Familiarity with Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS). Building Management Systems (BMS): Proficiency in monitoring and troubleshooting BMS software and controls. Project Management: Skills in planning and executing renovation and upgrading projects. Knowledge of project timelines, budgets, and resource allocation. Health, Safety, and Compliance: Strong understanding of HSE regulations and safety standards (e.g., NEBOSH, ISO 45001). Ability to conduct risk assessments and enforce compliance. Roles, Responsibilities, Duties Maintenance Management: Supervise planned preventive, corrective and reactive maintenance. Inspect plant rooms, service areas and common‑area assets; identify defects and recurring failures; conduct root‑cause analysis; and verify the quality of work before closure. Technical Systems: Oversee HVAC and ventilation systems, chilled‑water interfaces, electrical distribution, generators, UPS, emergency lighting, plumbing, water supply, drainage, sewage, stormwater and pumping systems. Coordinate maintenance of BMS, fire alarm and firefighting systems, access control, CCTV interfaces, automatic doors, barriers, elevators, pool systems and minor civil/building‑fabric assets. CAFM and Asset Management: Monitor work‑order priorities, response times, completion evidence and overdue cases. Maintain accurate asset records, maintenance histories and condition information, and identifying assets requiring repair, overhaul or replacement. Team Supervision: Allocate daily work to supervisors and technicians, monitor productivity and workmanship, conduct technical briefings and shift handovers, and ensure staff have the required tools, materials, permits and personal protective equipment. Contractor Coordination: Plan and supervise specialist‑contractor activities. Review method statements, risk assessments, service reports, test results and recommendations, and ensure works comply with the approved scope, maintenance frequency, safety requirements and quality standards. HSE and Compliance: Enforce permits to work, lockout/tagout procedures, risk assessments and safe working practices. Maintain statutory inspection and testing records, report unsafe conditions and stop any activity presenting immediate risk. Emergency Response: Respond to breakdowns, service interruptions and technical emergencies. Coordinate isolation, temporary controls and service restoration, keep the Facilities Manager informed and prepare incident and root‑cause reports. Energy and Utilities: Monitor electricity, water and cooling consumption, investigate abnormal usage and recommend practical energy‑and‑water‑efficiency improvements without affecting reliability or occupant comfort. Materials and Spare Parts: Prepare technical material requests, verify delivered items, monitor critical spare‑part requirements and ensure materials used are recorded against the applicable asset and work order. Reporting and Coordination: Prepare daily, weekly a