Utility Engineer

·         Leads monitoring, maintenance, and improvement of utility networks (compressed air, CO2, natural gas, water, other industrial fluids) to ensure uninterrupted supply to all production and admin areas.

·         Plans and executes preventive and corrective maintenance on utility equipment (compressors, dryers, filters, pressure regulators, gas lines, valves, piping systems, storage tanks, air compressors, liquid CO2 tanks, NG burners).

·         Diagnoses and resolves complex utility system failures (leaks, pressure drops, contamination, blockages) quickly; conducts root cause analysis for major or recurring issues and implements permanent corrective actions, design modifications, or upgrade recommendations.

·         Coordinates with government utility providers for scheduled shutdowns, maintenance windows, emergency responses, and new connections; manages utility consumption monitoring, reporting, and trend analysis to identify efficiency improvements and cost reduction opportunities.

·         Maintains accurate records of utility systems, maintenance activities, spare parts usage, modifications, and consumption data; manages inventory of utility-specific spare parts and raises purchase requisitions with correct specifications.

·         Leads improvement projects for utility efficiency, energy saving, reliability, and compliance (CIP projects); ensures all utility maintenance follows safety procedures (LOTO, gas handling, confined space, hot work permits).

·         Trains and mentors Utilities Engineer and junior technicians on utility systems operation, troubleshooting, safety protocols, and best practices; reports utility KPIs (uptime, consumption trends, cost, improvement actions) to Mechanical Maintenance Section Head continuously.