EMEA Engineering Manager in London

The Regional Engineering Manager will manage local Change Management and Quality Control at the designated client facilities throughout the EMEA Region. They will implement a wide range of standardised CBRE programs for maintenance operations, training and drills, reporting, document management, maintenance processes and procedures, and reporting of Building Management System (BMS), Electrical Performance Management System (EPMS), Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS), and Computer Maintenance Management System (CMMS). They will coordinate achieving local, in country, legal register or corporate level industry certifications where appropriate. This person will be the regional representative for development and management of operations processes and procedures and their standardisation across the EMEA portfolio. The Regional Engineering Manager will have a strong mechanical and electrical background and will continuously review the Methods of Procedures (MoPs) for use in maintenance work on business-critical infrastructure with the operational teams. Most importantly, the Regional Engineering Manager will own the implementation, standardisation and ongoing ownership of the local Critical Environments Program at the designate Goldman Sachs sites. Travel to sites may be required, including weekends.

Key Tasks

• Health & Safety: Responsible for running Health & Safety meetings for the local site. Responsible for standardising the local Health & Safety program to align with the corporate program to ensure full coverage and compliance.
• Equipment Maintenance Planning: Create or validate a Scope of Service (SoS) for each unique equipment type. The SoS will contain the maintenance strategy, frequencies, durations, and detailed work scope based on engineering reliability methods, the manufacturer’s recommendations, site conditions, equipment history, industry standards, best practices, lessons learned, and service bulletins. Seek to drive maintenance improvements to move to a condition-based maintenance strategy.
• Asset Lifecycle Enhancement: Create an asset lifecycle program to provide risk managed and cost-effective options to the client, to operate a multi-year investment program that is methodically risk managed. Co-ordinate the program to ensure seamless implementation alongside the engineering operations of the site.
• Quality Assurance: Manage the ongoing effort to modify and create processes and procedures in the areas of service delivery, operational readiness, safety, compliance and administration. These processes and procedures will be reviewed and enhanced on a regular basis either as a result of feedback from the field or as part of a scheduled periodic review.
• Quality Control: Manage technical review and approval of critical procedures, monitor program compliance, conduct audits and evaluate program effectiveness.
• Quality Improvement: Translate process observations and measurements into process improvements locally and coordinate with CBRE to ensure processes remain standardised across CBRE.
• Change Management: Responsible to run a standardised CBRE formal change control process in conjunction with the client system for the local site and where needed, the wider portfolio. Ensure proper preparation, work procedures and documentation, notifications, follow-through activities and exception handling are in place for maintenance activities.
• Process Analysis and Design: Responsible for representing the site for the analysis and design of all critical environments' programs. Drive the continuous improvement of energy performance for the site and where needed across the portfolio.
• Training: Responsible for training or coordination of training for all CBRE critical environments programs. Training will span across CBRE employees as well as outsourced staff.
• Reporting: Responsible for running weekly and monthly meetings and planning sessions with the local site and client team. Communicate site KPI analysis to a monthly Executive review.