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ENGIE · Singapore

Sustainability Engineer

SingaporeOperations

Listed on ENGIE ’s official careers site. Listed as of October 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Responsibilities

Green Mark assessment/certification consultancy services- to perform gap analysis, consultation, documentation and liaise with BCA for Green Mark accreditation for buildings and data center facilities Energy audits - to manage M&V instrument set-up, perform BMS/M&V trending data analysis and identify building operation characteristics and areas of potential energy savings. Tour client facilities, collect and compile energy system equipment information and operation schedule .

Work with on­site IFM teams to acquire needed information for assessing energy performance of the building/plant and to benchmark and track energy efficiency performance across different buildings managed by the company Assist in preparing energy audit report according to templates and standards, for timely delivery and closure of energy audit reports.

  • Provide training and education on energy conservation to internal stakeholders
  • Assist in energy improvement project management
  • Maintain project documentation
  • Assist in risk management to minimize project risks Requirements Degree/Diploma in Engineering or equivalent At least
  • 3 years experience in energy audits and managing Green Mark certification projects
  • Proficient in AutoCad At ENGIE, every talent has a role to play in accelerating the energy transition.

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