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Need MEP Engineer - Railway Project
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JOB DESCRIPTION – MEP ENGINEER
Sector: Facility Management
Department: Facilities Management
Job Title: MEP Engineer
Immediate Supervisor: Head of Facilities & Business Development
Project: GDC – Assigned Facilities / Projects
Location: Saudi Arabia
Working Hours: Regular Working Hours
Experience Required: 5–8 Years
1. Job Purpose
The MEP Engineer is responsible for the technical oversight, operation, maintenance, inspection, and performance of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems across GDC-managed facilities and projects.
The role covers HVAC, electrical systems, plumbing and drainage, firefighting and fire alarm systems, Building Management Systems (BMS), and low-current systems. The position ensures effective preventive and corrective maintenance, accurate asset management, subcontractor performance, technical compliance, and proper maintenance documentation.
The MEP Engineer will also support budgeting, cost estimation, procurement, resource planning, asset-condition assessments, and improvement projects, while preparing and submitting periodic technical and operational reports to the Head Office in Jeddah.
2. Main Duties and Responsibilities
A. MEP Operations and Maintenance
Oversee the operation, inspection, preventive maintenance (PPM), corrective maintenance, and reactive maintenance of all MEP systems.
Conduct regular site inspections to identify defects, equipment failures, operational risks, and non-compliance issues.
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Develop and maintain PPM schedules, maintenance checklists, SOPs, method statements, and work instructions.
Monitor equipment performance and recommend measures to improve system reliability, energy efficiency, and operational performance.
Ensure timely resolution of breakdowns and maintenance requests.
B. Asset Management and Condition Assessment
Develop and maintain a comprehensive asset register covering equipment details, locations, asset IDs, specifications, criticality, warranties, maintenance requirements, and service history.
Conduct asset-condition surveys and prepare technical assessment reports, defect lists, and recommendations.
Develop prioritised remedial maintenance and asset replacement plans.
Maintain accurate records of inspections, breakdowns, spare parts, work orders, and asset histories.
Support the implementation and improvement of Computerised Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and Computer-Aided Facility Management (CAFM) systems.
C. Subcontractor and Service Provider Management
Monitor subcontractors and specialist service providers to ensure compliance with approved scopes, technical specifications, safety requirements, and agreed response times.
Inspect completed works and verify service reports, work completion evidence, and quality standards.
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Review subcontractor quotations, invoices, and supporting documents before recommending approval.
Coordinate maintenance activities with site teams and external contractors to minimise disruption to facility operations.
Escalate poor performance, delays, recurring defects, and contractual non-compliance to management.
D. Technical Review and Project Estimation
Review technical proposals, quotations, Bills of Quantities (BOQs), drawings, specifications, material submittals, and method statements.
Prepare BOQs, scopes of work, technical specifications, and RFQ/tender documents for maintenance, refurbishment, replacement, and improvement projects.
Estimate project costs, materials, manpower, equipment, subcontracting requirements, and project duration.
Verify quantities, technical compliance, and resource requirements before submitting recommendations for management approval.
Support technical due diligence, site surveys, tender visits, and technical assessments for new facilities management opportunities.
E. Budgeting, Cost Control, and Procurement
Support annual maintenance budgets, operating expenditure forecasts, and lifecycle asset replacement plans.
Prepare cost comparisons and recommend value-engineering opportunities without compromising safety, quality, or system performance.
Coordinate with procurement and suppliers to obtain quotations, assess technical suitability, and evaluate alternative materials and equipment.
Monitor maintenance expenditure and identify opportunities to improve cost efficiency.
Provide technical and cost inputs for management decisions and project planning.
F. Technical Documentation and Reporting
Maintain a technical library containing approved drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, equipment data sheets, warranties, test certificates, commissioning records, and inspection reports.
Prepare periodic technical and operational reports for the Head Office in Jeddah.
Report on asset condition, PPM completion, breakdowns, outstanding work orders, subcontractor performance
Sector: Facility Management
Department: Facilities Management
Job Title: MEP Engineer
Immediate Supervisor: Head of Facilities & Business Development
Project: GDC – Assigned Facilities / Projects
Location: Saudi Arabia
Working Hours: Regular Working Hours
Experience Required: 5–8 Years
1. Job Purpose
The MEP Engineer is responsible for the technical oversight, operation, maintenance, inspection, and performance of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems across GDC-managed facilities and projects.
The role covers HVAC, electrical systems, plumbing and drainage, firefighting and fire alarm systems, Building Management Systems (BMS), and low-current systems. The position ensures effective preventive and corrective maintenance, accurate asset management, subcontractor performance, technical compliance, and proper maintenance documentation.
The MEP Engineer will also support budgeting, cost estimation, procurement, resource planning, asset-condition assessments, and improvement projects, while preparing and submitting periodic technical and operational reports to the Head Office in Jeddah.
2. Main Duties and Responsibilities
A. MEP Operations and Maintenance
Oversee the operation, inspection, preventive maintenance (PPM), corrective maintenance, and reactive maintenance of all MEP systems.
Conduct regular site inspections to identify defects, equipment failures, operational risks, and non-compliance issues.
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Develop and maintain PPM schedules, maintenance checklists, SOPs, method statements, and work instructions.
Monitor equipment performance and recommend measures to improve system reliability, energy efficiency, and operational performance.
Ensure timely resolution of breakdowns and maintenance requests.
B. Asset Management and Condition Assessment
Develop and maintain a comprehensive asset register covering equipment details, locations, asset IDs, specifications, criticality, warranties, maintenance requirements, and service history.
Conduct asset-condition surveys and prepare technical assessment reports, defect lists, and recommendations.
Develop prioritised remedial maintenance and asset replacement plans.
Maintain accurate records of inspections, breakdowns, spare parts, work orders, and asset histories.
Support the implementation and improvement of Computerised Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and Computer-Aided Facility Management (CAFM) systems.
C. Subcontractor and Service Provider Management
Monitor subcontractors and specialist service providers to ensure compliance with approved scopes, technical specifications, safety requirements, and agreed response times.
Inspect completed works and verify service reports, work completion evidence, and quality standards.
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Review subcontractor quotations, invoices, and supporting documents before recommending approval.
Coordinate maintenance activities with site teams and external contractors to minimise disruption to facility operations.
Escalate poor performance, delays, recurring defects, and contractual non-compliance to management.
D. Technical Review and Project Estimation
Review technical proposals, quotations, Bills of Quantities (BOQs), drawings, specifications, material submittals, and method statements.
Prepare BOQs, scopes of work, technical specifications, and RFQ/tender documents for maintenance, refurbishment, replacement, and improvement projects.
Estimate project costs, materials, manpower, equipment, subcontracting requirements, and project duration.
Verify quantities, technical compliance, and resource requirements before submitting recommendations for management approval.
Support technical due diligence, site surveys, tender visits, and technical assessments for new facilities management opportunities.
E. Budgeting, Cost Control, and Procurement
Support annual maintenance budgets, operating expenditure forecasts, and lifecycle asset replacement plans.
Prepare cost comparisons and recommend value-engineering opportunities without compromising safety, quality, or system performance.
Coordinate with procurement and suppliers to obtain quotations, assess technical suitability, and evaluate alternative materials and equipment.
Monitor maintenance expenditure and identify opportunities to improve cost efficiency.
Provide technical and cost inputs for management decisions and project planning.
F. Technical Documentation and Reporting
Maintain a technical library containing approved drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, equipment data sheets, warranties, test certificates, commissioning records, and inspection reports.
Prepare periodic technical and operational reports for the Head Office in Jeddah.
Report on asset condition, PPM completion, breakdowns, outstanding work orders, subcontractor performance