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Facility Engineer-廠務工程師

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**YOUR ROLE** (Key Responsibilities)

1. Operate and maintain site electrical distribution, HVAC, compressed air, water supply and drainage, fire protection and related mechanical systems to reduce equipment failures and production interruptions.
2. Develop and execute preventive and predictive maintenance plans; analyze failures, recurring alarms and equipment trends, and lead root-cause analysis and improvement actions.
3. Monitor facility capacity, utility demand and critical equipment loading; identify constraints and risks, recommend upgrades, and support annual operating and capital expenditure planning.
4. Manage facility work requests, emergency breakdown response and maintenance records; maintain drawings, equipment registers, maintenance standards, operating procedures, permits and inspection records.
5. Manage contractors and vendors, including scope definition, quotation review, scheduling, work permits, safety controls, quality inspection, service contracts and final acceptance.
6. Ensure that electrical, building, fire protection, environmental and occupational safety activities comply with Taiwan regulations and company standards; support EHS, quality-system and third-party audits.
7. Analyze and improve energy, water and utility performance; establish baselines and performance indicators and verify savings.
8. Execute production-line or factory re-layout, equipment relocation and facility modification work, including requirement clarification, cost and schedule estimation, risk assessment, construction coordination, testing and handover.
9. Support new factory expansion and major engineering projects through design reviews, utility-capacity planning, construction coordination, commissioning, punch-list closure and final handover.

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