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Mandai Wildlife Group · Mandai Wildlife Group

Technical Executive (Water Treatment), Facilities Management

Engineering Contract Estimated $3,000 - $5,200 / month (role-title estimate)

Role summary

At Mandai Wildlife Group, this Technical Executive (Water Treatment), Facilities Management role focuses on managing technicians and contractors and ensuring smooth operation of all filtrations, waste treatment, play pools, and other water facilities. Requirements include minimum NITEC/ Diploma in mechanical engineering or equivalent.

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Role highlights

Responsibilities

  • Manage technicians and contractors and ensure smooth operation of all filtrations, waste treatment, play pools, and other water facilities.
  • Monitor water consumption for any irregularities via water monitoring platform and report to management on any irregularities.
  • Conduct water quality testing and treatment to ensure high water quality for underwater viewing exhibits, play pools, air-con cooling towers, among others.
  • Liaise with contractors (such as call for quotations and tenders) and internal stakeholders for purchase of water treatment chemicals and equipment.
  • Plan, coordinate, and carry out strainer cleaning, filter backwashing, and preventive maintenance work for all filtration systems in the parks.

Requirements

  • Minimum NITEC/ Diploma in mechanical engineering or equivalent
  • Knowledge in motor control and pumps
  • Minimum 3 years of relevant working experience with strong technical knowledge
  • Possess a positive working attitude and is an excellent team player.

Role Quick Info

Category Engineering
Location Singapore
Work type Contract
Pay Estimated $3,000 - $5,200 / month (role-title estimate)

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