Dexian Asia Pacific Hiring! Full Time Data Center M-E Engineer in - Ricebowl

Role Name: M&E Engineer

Location: Singapore

Employment Type: 12-month contract

Job Description:

Job Responsibilities:

• Provide timely reporting and escalation of operational issues to designated Client contacts
• Provide incident, event, and problem management support, including:
• Coordinating information flow during M&E?related incidents
• Providing regular incident status updates
• Reviewing incident reports and preparing periodic trend summaries
• Tracking post?incident actions and remediation items to closure
• Provide cost and contract support services, including:
• Supporting preparation of operating budgets related to M&E services
• Reviewing vendor invoices for scope and contractual alignment
• Provide change management support services, ensuring M&E?related changes follow agreed change processes, with appropriate documentation and reporting
• Vendor management support services, including coordination with third?party service providers to:
• Monitor compliance with Health & Safety requirements
• Monitor performance against agreed KPIs and SLAs
• Support oversight of vendor?generated documentation, including works method statements, risk assessments, and permit?to?work submissions
• Provide oversight and coordination support for routine and ad?hoc M&E maintenance activities within the data centers, ensuring risks are identified, mitigated, and appropriately communicated
• Support monitoring and reporting of data center energy consumption and utilization, based on information provided by colocation facility operators
• Support data center environments with M&E infrastructure such as UPS, generators, cooling, and power distribution
• Coordinate within IT?enabled infrastructure environments

Desired Service Team Capabilities

• Demonstrated experience delivering M&E engineering services in mission?critical or data center environments
• Capability to support services within regulated or financial services environments
• Familiarity with structured service management practices (e.g. incident, change, and problem management)