about the company.
A established digital infrastructure provider that designs, builds, and operates large-scale mission-critical facilities across key regional markets. The organisation maintains rigorous operational standards and provides structured opportunities for ongoing career development in a supportive workplace culture.
about the job.
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You will lead mechanical and electrical infrastructure project execution for critical facility developments from initiation through to final handover.
- Formulate comprehensive project delivery plans covering scope, scheduling, and budget management.
- Oversee mechanical and electrical engineering workstreams across all project delivery phases.
- Direct project timelines, site safety standards, and quality compliance alongside external contractors.
- Review complex engineering schematics, power distribution plans, and cooling system designs.
- Coordinate cross-functional technical teams to manage risks, resolve issues, and ensure operational readiness.
- Manage project budgets, contractor variations, and milestone reporting for stakeholders.
- Review technical schematics, power distribution plans, high-capacity cooling systems, and critical architecture requirements.
- Coordinate cross-functional teams to manage operational risks, resolve issues, and ensure project readiness.
skills and experience required.
- Practical background in project management, technical design, or system implementation for mission-critical facilities.
- Familiarity with critical power systems, electrical distribution, high-capacity cooling systems, and international tier standards.
- Proven track record of managing technical installations, budget allocations, and contractor variations.
- Ability to work effectively within cross-functional team structures and manage stakeholder communications.
- Academic qualification in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, building services, or a related field.
Please click on the 'apply' button to apply online. For more information, please reach out to Jess Choong.
