Head, MEP | PEPC (Property Development)

About The Company

A prominent property development and real estate company dedicated to delivering high-quality, sustainable, and innovative developments across commercial, residential, and mixed-use sectors.

About The Job

The Head of Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) is responsible for leading the strategic planning, engineering design, value engineering, procurement, authority compliance, and quality control of all MEP systems across the project lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities

• Technical Leadership & Design Review: Direct and review all MEP engineering concepts—with a strong emphasis on power distribution, high/low voltage systems, extra-low voltage (ELV), lighting, and backup power designs—ensuring design integrity and cost efficiency.
• Value Engineering & Cost Optimization: Implement value engineering strategies to balance technical specifications with budget constraints, optimizing energy performance, equipment lifecycles, and construction costs.
• Project Delivery & Commissioning: Oversee site installation standards, testing and commissioning (T&C), safety compliance, and system handover to operational management.
• Regulatory & Utility Liaison: Ensure full compliance with relevant statutory regulations, national electrical codes, and local energy/utility providers (e.g., electrical power utilities, fire safety boards, telecommunications operators).
  
  

Skills Or Qualifications Needed

• Educational Background: Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering (B.Eng / B.Sc).
• Professional Registration: Registered Professional Engineer (PEng) with the relevant national board (e.g., BEM) or chartered engineering status is highly preferred.
• Experience: Minimum 12–15 years of progressive experience in MEP engineering design and management, with significant exposure to large-scale property development or construction projects.
  
  

About The Manager / Team

• Direct Reports: Manages a team of MEP Senior Engineers, Electrical/Mechanical Project Managers.
• Collaborative Network: Works closely with internal departments—including Architecture, Civil & Structural (C&S), Contracts & Procurement, and Site Operations—as well as external engineering consultants, main contractors, and MEP sub-contractors.