Facilities Shift Operation Engineer (JR11349)

Key Responsibility

• Monitor and operate critical facility systems, including HVAC, chilled water, compressed air, electrical distribution, boilers, gases, vacuum, and fire protection systems.
• Respond to alarms, faults, and equipment abnormalities in a timely manner.
• Perform first-level troubleshooting and coordinate escalation to maintenance, engineering, or external vendors when needed.
• Ensure safe and stable operation of utility systems to support site activities and production needs.
• Carry out shift handover with clear communication of equipment status, incidents, maintenance actions, and ongoing issues.
• Support preventive and corrective maintenance activities, including equipment isolation, verification, and return-to-service checks.
• Follow site safety, environmental, and operational procedures, including permit-to-work and lockout/tagout requirements.
• Maintain accurate logs, reports, and operational records.
• Participate in emergency response activities (as Site Incident Controller) such as power loss, utility failure, leaks, or fire alarm events.
• Collaborate with production, maintenance, quality, and EHS teams to ensure smooth operations.
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives related to reliability, energy efficiency, and operational performance.
• Respond to production feedback/ complaints with proper containment/ closure to system owners for follow up. 
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Job Requirements

• Degree or diploma in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, facilities engineering, or a related field
• Experience in semiconductor manufacturing environments.
• Knowledge of building and utility systems.
• Basic understanding of safety and permit-to-work procedures.
• Able to stay calm under pressure
• Strong troubleshooting, communication, and coordination skills.
• Ability to work in rotating shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
• Fresh graduate welcome to apply.

Key Competencies

• Safety and compliance mindset
• Rapid decision-making under pressure
• Technical troubleshooting
• Cross-functional coordination
• Clear shift communicationAttention to detail
• Operational discipline