Water Infrastructure Engineer ($1200, ID22772)

Our client is a foreign-invested company, now looking for a Water Infrastructure Engineer($1200, ID22772)
1. Operations & Engineering Management:
Direct and coordinate the daily operation of both the clean water treatment plant (WTP) and the wastewater treatment facility (STP) to ensure effluent parameters consistently satisfy regulatory standards.
Formulate and execute comprehensive maintenance schedules for machinery, equipment, and network assets across WTP and STP facilities to guarantee uninterrupted production.
Assign daily operational tasks and provide direct oversight for the team of Senior Technicians and Technicians.
2. Project Execution & On-Site Supervision:
Spearhead environment, water supply, and drainage initiatives during new group development projects.
Monitor construction activities for infrastructure packages (booster pump stations, drainage pipelines, water supply lines); identify technical discrepancies, formulate corrective measures, and maintain daily construction logs.
Lead technical inspections, trial operations, and commissioning procedures prior to final handover of water infrastructure projects.
3. Tender Procedures & Contractor Management:
Prepare invitation-to-tender documentation, construct procurement plans, and perform capability evaluations of candidate contractors and suppliers.
Audit contractor qualifications, review construction drawings, and grant work permits on site.
Draft contracts, generate Purchase Orders (PO), track payment milestones, and address contract execution issues strictly following corporate purchasing and financial guidelines.
4. EHS, Quality Standards & Financial Oversight:
Supervise and enforce 5S and HSE compliance across both plant facilities (STP/WTP) and departmental administrative offices.
Maintain ISO certification systems by establishing quality/environmental targets, maintaining documentation, and facilitating internal/external audit processes.
Structure and track long-term principle contracts (power, raw water, chemicals, fuel, resource taxes) to sustain plant operations.
Evaluate monthly production costs, revenues, and profit margins for water facilities; identify efficiency improvements to reduce chemical and resource consumption.