Facility Executive - Tech
Cushman & Wakefield
- Location
- BASF
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- Posted
- 12h ago
About this role
Job Title Facility Executive - Tech Job Description Summary To ensure smooth operations and maintenance of all technical services (Electrical, Mechanical, HVAC, DG, Fire Systems, Plumbing, BMS, and other critical engineering services) within the facility, ensuring compliance, safety, uptime, and cost efficiency.
Job Description
Role & responsibilities Operations & Maintenance Daily monitoring and operation of all MEP systems, HVAC, DG sets, UPS, STP/WTP, and fire systems. Execution of Preventive, Predictive, and Corrective maintenance schedules as per OEM and statutory guidelines. Minimize equipment downtime through proactive maintenance and timely rectification. Compliance & Safety Ensure adherence to statutory and regulatory requirements (electrical licenses, fire NOC, pollution control norms, etc.). Maintain safety protocols, PTW (Permit to Work), LOTO (Lockout/Tagout) compliance. Support in internal/external audits and certifications (ISO, Energy Audit, Fire Safety Audit). Energy & Cost Management Track energy consumption and support initiatives for energy conservation and sustainability. Optimize operating costs by efficient use of utilities and technical manpower. Vendor & Team Management Coordinate with AMC vendors, service providers, and contractors for technical service delivery. Supervise technicians/engineers and ensure timely completion of assigned tasks. Verify vendor service reports and validate bills. Technical Documentation & Reporting Maintain daily checklists, logbooks, equipment history cards, and MIS reports. Prepare technical incident reports, root cause analysis, and recommend corrective actions. Client & Stakeholder Support Act as a single point of contact for all technical issues and escalations. Provide timely updates to management and client representatives. Support soft services and projects by providing necessary technical inputs INCO: “Cushman & Wakefield”