facilities Management Head

Job Description : Facilities Management Head – GAS Fired Power Plant PHILIPPINES Power Generation Facility Management Responsibilities – Everything Except Power Island & BOP Open to Expats and Local Candidates Remuneration Package Southeast of Manila. Major Philippine IPP with a mix of Thermal and Renewable Energy facilities across the Philippines. With the acquisition of an established Gas Fired Power Plant, they seek a Competent Facilities Manager experienced in the leadership and management of Power Plant or Industrial Process Plant Facilities in support of the Operational Performance Objectives of the Power Plant, in an Efficient and Safe manner whilst meeting Financial Objectives. Reporting to the VP, Operations, your responsibilities include the facilities Management of the Site including the leadership of a Technical Team of experts implementing and delivering Facility Maintenance and Asset Management Services across the Site. To succeed in this role, it is expected that you will be Degree level Qualified in Engineering with a post graduate Master’s Degree in Management or other Discipline being well regarded. Certifications in Facilities Management would be well regarded. From an experience perspective, we seek at least 5 years’ experience in Facilities Management on Industrial Process Plant Facilities such as Power Plants, O&G Plants, Petro-Chemical Plants or large-Scale Manufacturing Plants. We also seek; Strong leadership and management skills, with the ability to motivate and develop teams. Strong organizational skills, with the ability to prioritize tasks and manage multiple projects simultaneously. Knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and HVAC systems, as well as building codes and safety standards. Experience with maintenance management software and tools for tracking work orders, inventory, and asset management. Excellent Communication Skills for liaising with internal teams, external partners, and regulatory authorities. Problem-solving and decision-making abilities to address facility-related challenges and emergencies effectively.

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