Facilities Engineer

• ◆Facility Maintenance: Maintain and improve critical plant infrastructure and utility systems, including HVAC, plumbing, natural gas, electrical distribution, compressed air, cooling/process water loops, wastewater/waste treatment systems, fire protection systems, building systems, and other facility utilities. Identify infrastructure risks and recommend corrective actions, upgrades, or replacement. Provide technical guidance for the maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of plant equipment, utilities, buildings, and grounds. Support preventive and predictive maintenance strategies for critical facility assets, maintain awareness of current technologies and maintenance practices, and recommend equipment or infrastructure replacement based on condition, reliability, risk, and business requirements. Maintain and improve facility engineering documentation, including drawings, utility layouts, equipment records, specifications, manuals, inspection records, and infrastructure asset information. Ensure documentation is updated following facility modifications, installations, and major projects.
• ◆Capital Projects and Contractor Management: Develop, coordinate, and execute facility-related capital and expense projects, including building modifications, infrastructure upgrades, equipment installations, utility expansions, and renovation projects. Develop scopes of work, cost estimates, schedules, technical requirements, and project plans; coordinate installation and commissioning; and monitor projects for safety, quality, cost, and schedule performance. Arrange for and manage outside contractors and service providers supporting building additions, facility improvements, equipment installations, inspections, repairs, and non-routine maintenance. Ensure contractors meet applicable site safety, training, insurance, permitting, and work-control

before and during work execution.

• ◆Facility Planning: Provide engineering recommendations to maintenance and plant management regarding the purchase, installation, relocation, modification, or replacement of equipment and facility infrastructure. Support facility layouts, equipment placement, utility requirements, and space utilization to meet current and future operational needs. Analyze current and future facility capacity requirements, including electrical power, compressed air, heating, cooling, ventilation, natural gas, water, and other utilities. Monitor energy and utility consumption, identify opportunities for conservation and cost reduction, conduct or support energy audits, maintain applicable reports, and lead approved energy-efficiency projects. Develop long-range facility and infrastructure plans, identify capacity constraints and risks, establish project priorities, and support plant growth, equipment installations, and operational changes.
• ◆Safety and Compliance: Support EHS

and programs, including MESH and ISO 14001, and ensure facility projects and activities consider applicable environmental, building, fire/life-safety, electrical, and other regulatory requirements. Coordinate required facility inspections, testing, permits, and corrective actions as applicable. Identify and address unsafe acts, unsafe conditions, and facility-related hazards within assigned areas. Evaluate corrective actions for effectiveness and support applicable LOTO/energy-control, contractor safety, electrical safety, and other site safety

associated with facility work. Support plant emergency preparedness and business continuity activities involving facility infrastructure, including utility interruptions, electrical outages, HVAC failures, water events, building damage, and other facility emergencies. Assist with restoration planning and actions needed to safely return affected areas and systems to service.

• ✓Continuous Improvement: Support deployment of the Eaton Quality System and Eaton Continuous Improvement. Identify and implement improvements that increase facility reliability, safety, energy efficiency, maintainability, capacity, and operating cost performance.

What will make you successful?

An ideal candidate possesses excellent oral and written communication skills and is able to communicate technical information effectively with plant leadership, Production, Maintenance, Manufacturing Engineering, EHS, contractors, suppliers, regulatory personnel, and other stakeholders. You are able to independently identify and evaluate facility and infrastructure risks, develop technically appropriate solutions, establish p