The Assistant Engineer is responsible for maintaining District Cooling System plants and other field works, implementing service programmes, supervising maintenance processes, conducting inspections, assisting with troubleshooting, managing contractors, and ensuring safety standards are upheld. This role involves meticulous documentation and equipment stock management.
JOB DESCRIPTION
- Responsible for the maintenance of District Cooling System (DCS) plants, Retail Cooling Monitoring (RCM) and other field works
- Implement and monitor service and maintenance programme
- Support analysis and optimisation of plant maintenance
- Supervise and implement all maintenance processes including externally sourced contractors
- Support maintenance contract management
- Conduct routine inspections of the facilities to detect and resolve problems
- Assist Engineer in calibrations and control troubleshooting as required
- Assign and release work orders to the concerned maintenance specialists and contractors
- Close work orders / service requests after completion of work
- Ensure work method of maintenance activities comply with established standards and procedures
- Assist Engineer to analyse and implement facility enhancement and improvement works
- Ensure all maintenance records are properly documented for tracking and audit purposes
- Oversee equipment stock and place orders for new supplies when necessary
- Administer Permit To Work system
- Uphold a safe operating environment and carry out all maintenance activities in compliance with company's policies & procedures and government legislation. Understand safety requirements for Machine Guarding, LOTO, Permit to Work, Work at Height, Hot work, hazardous area classification and etc.
- Such other duties and responsibilities as may be reasonably requested by your immediate supervisor from time to time.
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JOB REQUIREMENTS
- Diploma in Electrical / Mechanical / Control & Instrumentation / Air-conditioning Engineering. Higher NITEC holders with relevant DHCS experience will also be considered favorably
- Keen interest to develop a career in the DHCS business
- Good understanding of the technical features of ACMV and District Cooling System
- Practical experience in Energy Management System and is conversant in local / remote control and monitoring system as well as in instrumentation
- Working knowledge of facilities, machines and equipment
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Good awareness of Health, Safety and Environment and a strong safety mindset
- Willing to perform shift duty (12-hour rotating shift) at various sites
BUSINESS SEGMENT
InfrastructurePLATFORMOperating Division
Top Skills
Air-Conditioning Engineering
Control & Instrumentation
Electricity
Mechanical
Keppel Singapore Office
1 HarbourFront Avenue, Level 2, Keppel Bay Tower, Singapore, 098632
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