Utilities Engineer

• The Utilities Engineer (HVAC) is responsible for the operation of steam boilers, hot water and auxiliary facilities/equipment (heat exchangers, refrigeration and air conditioning equipment, chillers, pumps, air compressors, temperature and humidity control systems, sprinkler and fire safety systems, HVAC fan systems,
• Continuously identifies, supervises and coordinates all installation, repair and maintenance work of plant/equipment that facilitates plant utilities;
• Develops preventive maintenance programs, schedules repair, maintenance and installation of utilities and HVAC equipment to ensure continuous manufacturing operations;
• Develops and implements programs and procedures for equipment repair and preventive maintenance programs;
• Collaborates closely with the maintenance storekeeper and together coordinates the purchase, supply and storage of the necessary spare parts for all technical work to be performed;
• Working knowledge of methods, materials and tools used to troubleshoot, maintain and repair sprinkler and fire alarm systems, elevators and switchgear and electrical distribution systems;
• Ability to interpret electrical/mechanical/pneumatic/hydraulic plans, schematics, drawings and diagrams;
• Actively participates in the authorization process of installations/equipment subject to national regulations (ISCIR/CNCIR/RSVTI/ANRE, etc.);

• Bachelor's and University Degree in Engineering, Technical or Electrical Engineering.
• 3-4 years of experience in a manufacturing environment or equivalent that includes hands-on experience operating and maintaining boilers and auxiliary equipment and HVAC equipment in commercial, industrial or institutional facilities;
• Experience with Lean and Six Sigma tools is an advantage;
• Experience using CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) software is an advantage;
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, intermediate user computer skills required;
• Medium knowledge of English language.

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