Manufacturing Facilities Engineer

Bloom Energy•Fremont, CA

2d•$134,500 - $193,500•Onsite

About The Position

Bloom Energy is seeking a Manufacturing Facilities Engineer to oversee the maintenance and improvement of production and warehouse facility infrastructure, equipment, and safety systems, while managing vendor contracts to support efficient, compliant, and profitable operations. The role is based in Fremont, California, reports to the VP, Global Facilities, and is fully on-site in the office five days per week. The position oversees facility maintenance and operations, building and equipment projects, safety and environmental compliance, budgets and vendor relationships, and maintenance staff and contractors. The engineer works with production and engineering teams to support production goals and improve facility operations. The stated salary range is $134,500 to $193,500. Compensation also includes standard company benefits and is based on factors including relevant skills and experience.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering.
At least 8 years of facilities management experience.
Project management experience.
Prior experience within a manufacturing organization.

Responsibilities

Plan, schedule, and oversee maintenance and repairs for facility infrastructure, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and compressed air systems.
Ensure equipment and building systems operate efficiently and reliably.
Manage preventative maintenance schedules to minimize equipment downtime.
Collaborate with production and engineering teams to optimize workflow and facility layout.
Plan and manage building upgrades, renovations, and equipment installation projects.
Identify opportunities to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and support sustainability initiatives.
Ensure the facility adheres to safety standards, building codes, and industrial regulations, including OSHA and EPA requirements.
Implement and manage safety programs, including hazardous-material procedures and emergency preparedness.
Conduct regular facility inspections and maintain compliance records.
Develop and manage departmental budgets for maintenance, supplies, and capital projects.
Source, negotiate, and manage contracts with vendors, service providers, and contractors.
Supervise, train, and motivate maintenance staff and technicians.
Coordinate the work of third-party contractors.
Maintain computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) records.
Monitor and report key performance indicators for maintenance and facility operations.