Sr. Project Engineer - Facilities

MAU is hiring a Sr. Facilities Project Engineer for our client in Graniteville, SC. As a Sr. Facilities Project Engineer, you will lead and manage facilities infrastructure projects, ensuring the successful planning, execution, and delivery of site systems and capital improvements. This is a direct-hire opportunity. Benefits Package Competitive pay 401k Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Paid vacation Paid holidays Shift Information Monday through Friday schedule Five (5) eight-(8) hour days Overtime as business requires Required Education and Experience Bachelor's Degree in Facilities Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or Manufacturing Engineering and 5 years of experience in engineering and project management, or 9 years of experience in engineering and project management Preferred Education and Experience Project Management Professional (PMP) certification German language skills General Requirements Excellent knowledge of industrial and commercial construction practices and building maintenance operations (mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural systems) Excellent knowledge of facilities infrastructure and central utility systems (HVAC, electrical distribution, compressed air, water systems, fire protection, building automation) Excellent knowledge of facilities engineering principles, including lifecycle management and reliability improvement Strong project management capability, including planning, budgeting, contractor coordination, and execution Strong organizational, planning, and follow-through skills with ability to manage multiple concurrent projects Strong written and verbal communication skills with ability to coordinate across stakeholders and vendors Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities for complex infrastructure issues Knowledge of building codes, zoning, construction practices, contract provisions, licensing, and insurance requirements Strong understanding of contractor management, construction documentation, and SOW development Strong interpersonal, leadership, and negotiation skills Ability to handle multiple deadlines Good presentation skills Ability to travel domestically and internationally Proficiency with PC, MS Office Suite, and MS Project Essential Functions Lead facilities and infrastructure projects typically exceeding $100K, including upgrades, installations, and lifecycle improvements Develop project scopes, specifications, and Statements of Work (SOW) aligned with engineering standards and project charters Coordinate procurement of equipment, materials, and contractor services with Purchasing and approved vendors Manage planning, execution, installation, and commissioning of facilities systems, including utilities and building infrastructure Facilitate communication with stakeholders, contractors, and service providers regarding schedules, milestones, risks, and impacts Identify and mitigate project risks, including delays, conflicts, and resource constraints, and implement corrective actions Support continuous improvement of facilities operations and maintenance processes using lean principles and best practices Investigate and troubleshoot infrastructure and facilities system issues with maintenance teams and subject matter experts Develop cost-effective engineering solutions for upgrades, repairs, and infrastructure improvements while maintaining operations Collaborate with cross-functional teams (Facilities Maintenance, EHS, Operations, IT, and contractors) to meet safety, operational, and budget requirements Analyze technical and operational challenges and develop structured project plans to address infrastructure needs Coordinate project activities with designers, engineers, contractors, and service providers to ensure compliance with site standards Promote a culture of safety, compliance, and ethical conduct aligned with company standards Support additional facilities engineering initiatives and strategic infrastructure projects as assigned Working Conditions Work performed in office and general manufacturing environments Frequent indoor work with occasional outdoor exposure to hot, cold, and humid conditions Exposure to noise and occasional work with hazardous materials Traditional schedule with potential overtime Physical Demands Occasionally sit, climb, maintain balance, crouch, and squat Frequently stoop and kneel Regularly sit and walk within the work environment Occasionally push, pull, carry, lift, or move materials weighing 10-25 pounds Vision requirements include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus