Key Responsibilities
1. Material & Equipment Verification
- Verify all M&E materials and equipment delivered to site against approved Material Approval Applications (MAA), sample boards, and technical submissions.
- Inspect incoming equipment such as switchboards, chillers, pumps, fire alarm panels, cables, piping, and trunking.
- Ensure proper storage, handling, and protection of materials from damage, moisture, and dust before installation.
2. Installation Quality Control
- Inspect M&E installations to ensure compliance with approved Coordinated Services Drawings (CSD) and Builder's Work Drawings (BWD).
- Verify installation quality for:
- Cable trays and containment systems
- HVAC ductwork and piping
- Plumbing and drainage systems
- Fire protection systems
- Electrical panels and equipment
- Issue Site Memos and Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) for defective or non-compliant works.
3. Site Supervision & Coordination
- Supervise builder's work related to M&E installations, including:
- Floor sleeves
- Wall penetrations
- Embedded conduits
- Equipment plinths and foundations
- Identify and resolve site coordination issues between mechanical, electrical, structural, and architectural works.
- Escalate major technical clashes to consultants for resolution.
4. Testing & Commissioning
- Witness and verify testing activities, including:
- Cable insulation resistance (Megger) tests
- Continuity tests
- Earthing tests
- Water pressure tests
- Sanitary flow tests
- Participate in Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) and Site Acceptance Tests (SAT).
- Witness final commissioning of major systems, including generators, fire protection systems, and building services.
5. Statutory & Authority Compliance
- Ensure installations comply with:
- Local building regulations
- Electrical safety standards
- Water authority requirements
- Fire department requirements
- Energy efficiency regulations
- Support authority inspections and CCC documentation requirements.
6. Reporting & Documentation
- Maintain daily site records and inspection reports.
- Track installation progress and site issues.
- Review and verify As-Built Drawings.
- Assist with progress verification for contractor payment claims.
Requirements
Education
- Diploma or Degree in:
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Building Services Engineering
- Related disciplines
Professional Registration
- Registered Inspector of Works (IOW) with the relevant authority.
- For Malaysia, registration with Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) in Mechanical or Electrical discipline is highly preferred and may be mandatory for statutory supervision duties.
Experience
- Preferably 3-8 years of site supervision or inspection experience in:
- Commercial buildings
- High-rise developments
- Industrial projects
- Data centres
- Mixed-use developments
Technical Skills
- Strong knowledge of:
- M&E services installation
- Shop drawings and coordinated drawings
- Testing & commissioning procedures
- Local authority requirements
- Quality control and inspection processes
Personal Competencies
- Attention to detail
- Strong problem-solving ability
- Good communication and reporting skills
- Ability to work closely with contractors, consultants, and project teams
- Proactive approach to identifying construction and coordination issues
Pay: Up to RM7,000.00 per month
Application Question(s):
- Are you open to work 6 days a week
- What is your current salary?
- What is your expected salary?
License/Certification:
- Board of Engineers Malaysia - BEM (Required)
Work Location: In person