Facilities Engineer

General Motors•Tonawanda, NY

21h•$96,300 - $135,000•Onsite

About The Position

As a member of our Facilities Team you will be responsible for Mechanical Engineering at the site, which includes maintaining the facilities assets, and managing the projects and suppliers in a safe, compliant, cost efficient manner.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or equivalent experience.
4+ years of experience in Facilities or Construction Management.
4+ years of experience in leading projects.
Strong technical knowledge and ability in Facilities related disciplines.
Excellent level of analytical ability, communication and interpersonal skills required to build relationships with team members and customers to solve problems and resolve issues.
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple and difficult projects and assignments with high level of autonomy and accountability for results.
Demonstrates initiative by reaching beyond work assigned to improve output and/or help others.

Responsibilities

Engage in providing facilities and plant engineering services necessary for proper physical operation of the manufacturing facility including areas where contract services may be provided.
Engage in building maintenance, administrative services, space management, housekeeping, tenant services and property maintenance.
Coordinate activities associated with compressed air, chilled water, natural gas, and other utilities including utility supply and engineering support.
Coordinate operations/support, regulatory/legislative interface including federal, state and local governmental agencies, hazardous material remediation, chemical risk management, design for the environment, pollution prevention and industrial hygiene management.
Support the design, construction, integration, plant installation, and successful launch of equipment and tools at the site and any ongoing improvement activities.
Provide technical direction and oversite of outside vendors including developing scopes of work and contract management and compliance.
Responsible for all architectural, electrical, or mechanical categories relating to forecasting, planning, and executing asset sustainment plans and strategies, accountable for facility condition assessments.
Responsible for the execution of and compliance to the Project Delivery Program Manager (PDPM) for their responsible portfolio and projects.
High cost/ complexity projects requiring engineering.
Manage project budgets including but not limited to: forecasting, accruals, invoice process, ensuring allocated, committed, and spent funds are balanced.