TE Connectivity

Tangier Facilities Specialist 01 90100

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Job description

Job Overview

Manage the building modification, new projects, performance monitoring and dashboard, energetic efficiency, and service provider management. Your Main Tasks

  • Performance monitoring and dashboard
  • Manage the building modification projects, and new project
  • Establish specifications, Instruction, and procedure.
  • Energetic efficiency.
  • service provider management.
  • Building modification procedures and validation
  • Update and consolidation of building plans (technical and production)
  • Supplier consultations
  • Ensures the ordering of spare parts (Quotation, PR, PO and reception).
  • Monitor consumption.
  • Perform the weekly system check (stock threshold).
  • Ensuring the quarterly inventory and updating of the system Your Ideal Background
  • Master's Degree or equivalent in Civil engineering or electrical engineering
  • 2-5 years of professional experience in the field of Civil engineering or on electrical engineer
  • Knowledge of construction techniques and materials
  • Good Knowledge and competence in electrical engineering
  • Skills in design.
  • Knowledge of technical drawing, design and structural calculation software (such as CAD )
  • Ability to conduct surveys and analyses
  • Knowledge of technical standards on constructions
  • Management and organizational skills
  • Skill in problem solving
  • Develop and improve communication within the site
  • Establish regular communication with the team.
  • Ability to work in a practical and independent manner Compétences Valeurs : Intégrité, Responsabilité, Inclusion, Innovation, Esprit d'équipe

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