Utility Engineer - Infra
About The Position
The Utility (mechanical) engineer is responsible for planning, designing, and managing all mechanical facilities that handle utility equipment, temperature conditions, pressure, power, and clean room/dry room necessary for processing or manufacturing raw materials. This role involves the installation, operation, maintenance, repair, removal, and disposal of facilities including HVAC equipment, Clean Room / Dry Room systems, Steam Systems, Chilled Water and Cooling Water Systems, NMP Recovery, Hot Oil Boilers, A/C towers, Scrubbers, Pipeline Systems, N2 gas, wastewater, valves, and other utility-related systems. The engineer will also plan and execute energy-saving activities through effective management and efficiency improvements of installations. Collaboration with SHE engineers, equipment engineers, control engineers, production engineers, production planners, managers, customers, vendors, and the local community is expected to solve complex problems by identifying and evaluating alternatives or reporting utility-related issues. This position also entails leading site activities by providing knowledge, advice, and leadership to stakeholders such as utility supervisors, operators, subcontractors, vendors, and manufacturers. This position requires some call-in duty during off-hours when necessary.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, industrial engineering or equivalent
- At least 3-5 year of relevant experience in EV battery, auto parts, automobile industry, or similar manufacturing in electric or chemical component.
- Working level of English (verbal, written, etc.)
- Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.)
Nice To Haves
- Steam boiler, PE related certification
- Proficiency with AutoCAD or similar programs (reading and drawing)
Responsibilities
- Establish and manage annual maintenance/repairment plan and budget
- Request for renovation, and issue a purchase order (P/O)
- Manage maintenance/repairment performance
- Establish and manage annual investment plan and budget
- Review facility investment techniques
- Review construction drawings and make simple modifications (P&ID, etc.)
- Write down specifications for repairs and new construction, and write down construction documents for a public use
- Request for new facility’s quotation, and issue a construction purchase order (P/O)
- Manage facility investment performance
- Review/repair the facility based on the requests received by the system
- Develop/Manage/revise the facility operation manual
- Daily/monthly/quarterly/yearly facility inspection
- Identify the cause of the facility abnormalities and review the technology. Prepare the reports of abnormalities to manage the history (if needed)
- Plan to optimize the operation efficiency
- Manage pipe (air, water supply, etc.)
- Analyze the energy usage trends by each equipment
- Identify energy saving potential items by equipment
- Manage monthly energy saving performance (operating time applied)
- Respond to regular court inspection on mechanical facilities
- Review, check and rectify such that the facility meets local law and regulations.
- Operational safety inspection (PSV (safety valve), pressure vessel, and static pressure)
- Create and manage documents on facility required by PSM/ISO
- Take appropriate measures to improve facility, and correct non-conformities specified by PSM/ISO
- Supervise the mechanical facility construction (due to repair and extension of mechanical facility, or due to change of production line)
- Request purchase of facility parts (purchase request)
- Purchase order on construction materials
- Inspect materials
- Plan and execute emergency trainings on natural disasters, lack of power, and release of harmful substances
- Other tasks as assigned
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Job Type
Full-time
