Building Mechanical Engineer (Aircon, Pumps, STP & Elevator, Genset)
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BUILDING MECHANICAL ENGINEER(Aircon, Pumps, STP & Elevator, Genset)
ABOUT THE JOB
The Building Mechanical Engineer is responsible for ensuring the reliable, safe, and efficient operation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of all mechanical systems within the building. This includes air-conditioning and ventilation systems (HVAC), pumps, sewage treatment plants (STP), elevators, generators, plumbing systems, and other mechanical equipment.The role ensures that all systems operate within established performance standards while complying with applicable building codes, safety regulations, and company policies.
This role serves as a key contributor to the day-to-day engineering operations of the property—where preventive maintenance, equipment reliability, regulatory compliance, and prompt resolution of mechanical issues directly support tenant satisfaction and uninterrupted building operations.It is ideal for a professional who takes ownership of building mechanical systems, proactively identifies opportunities for improvement, and upholds the highest standards of safety, operational excellence, and service quality.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
Building Operations & Maintenance- Responsible for overseeing the operation, maintenance, and reliability of all building mechanical systems and equipment.
- Plan, evaluate, and optimize the performance of HVAC, ventilation, refrigeration, plumbing, pumps, generators, elevators, sewage treatment plants (STP), and other mechanical systems.
- Ensure the proper implementation, monitoring, and maintenance of all mechanical-related operations in accordance with approved standards and company policies.
- Conduct regular inspections of all mechanical systems and equipment to ensure safe, efficient, and uninterrupted operations.
- Diagnose equipment failures and implement appropriate corrective and preventive maintenance measures.
- Develop, implement, and monitor Preventive Maintenance (PM) and Predictive Maintenance (PdM) programs.
- Prepare cost estimates, cost analyses, and detailed cost breakdowns for repairs, maintenance activities, equipment replacement, and capital improvement projects.
- Review technical specifications, shop drawings, method statements, and contractor proposals for mechanical works.
- Coordinate mechanical shutdowns, renovations, equipment replacement, and improvement projects with stakeholders.
- Recommend equipment upgrades, rehabilitation, or replacement based on lifecycle assessments.
- Ensure compliance with applicable building codes, Mechanical Engineering Law, Fire Code, DOLE Occupational Safety and Health Standards, environmental regulations, and company policies.
- Develop hazard identification and risk assessments (HIRA) and implement appropriate control measures.
- Participate in emergency preparedness and response activities involving mechanical systems.
- Ensure all maintenance activities are performed in accordance with safety standards and permit-to-work procedures.
- Supervise contractors and service providers performing maintenance, repairs, testing, commissioning, and installation of mechanical systems.
- Evaluate contractor performance and ensure work quality, safety, timeliness, and compliance with contract specifications.
- Review and recommend contractor proposals for approval.
- Maintain accurate records of mechanical assets, maintenance history, warranties, and equipment lifecycle information.
- Monitor the availability of critical spare parts, maintenance tools, and engineering materials.
- Update and maintain mechanical equipment inventories and asset registers.
- Prepare engineering reports, maintenance accomplishment reports, inspection reports, equipment condition assessments, and incident reports.
- Monitor maintenance KPIs and submit periodic operational reports and recommendations to Management.
- Monitor utility consumption and recommend energy conservation and sustainability initiatives.
- Promote innovation and continuous improvement programs that enhance equipment reliability, operational efficiency, tenant satisfaction, and cost optimization.
- Identify opportunities to improve maintenance processes, reduce downtime, and extend equipment service life.
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
Required- Graduate of Mechanical Engineering.
- Licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).
- At least 4 years of experience in project management, building construction, and land development projects.
- Strong team player who is adaptable and proactive.
- A working sense of urgency and a clear understanding of what efficient execution looks like on-site.
- Willing to be assigned to a project site in Mandaluyong.
- Background in air conditioning systems, pumps, sewage treatment plants, elevators, and generators.
- Exposure to Pollution Control (PCO) compliance work.
WHO THRIVES AT HANSTON
With mechanical engineering experience under your belt, you already know the technical side. What sets people apart here is how they apply it — consistently, safely, and with accountability for the systems under their watch. You'll do well here if you:
- Take ownership — you follow through on installation and maintenance work, and you flag problems before they become delays.
- Communicate directly — you report clearly on progress, cost, and risk, without softening bad news.
- Work with integrity — you hold the line on safety and compliance even when shortcuts would be faster.
- Grow with the work — you stay current on mechanical systems and construction methods, and look for ways to do the work better.
ABOUT HANSTON PROPERTIES
Hanston Properties has been building sustainable communities in the Philippines since 1973 — from Hanston Building and Hanston Square in Ortigas Center to The North Bank, a masterplanned riverside district in Mandaluyong. We take a long-term view in everything we do: our projects, our decisions, and the people we work with.
Five decades of real estate expertise means the work here is substantial — and the learning that comes with it is real. You'll work alongside colleagues who take their work seriously, communicate honestly, and support each other in doing better over time.
Here at Hanston, careers are built to last — grounded in clear, honest, and respectful work.