Technical Manager

Technical Manager Key Responsibilities

1. Overall Technical Operations
• Manage and supervise all technical/engineering operations at the facility.
• Ensure smooth functioning of Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, DG, Fire & Life Safety, BMS, and other MEP systems.
2. Team Management
• Lead and manage Shift Engineers, Technicians, Supervisors, and other technical staff.
• Allocate duties, prepare shift schedules, and monitor team performance.
• Conduct training and skill development programs.
3. Preventive & Breakdown Maintenance
• Plan and monitor preventive maintenance schedules.
• Ensure timely resolution of equipment breakdowns and technical complaints.
• Analyze recurring breakdowns and implement corrective actions.
4. Electrical System Management
• Monitor HT/LT systems, transformers, DG sets, UPS, batteries, APFC panels, electrical panels, etc.
• Ensure statutory electrical compliance and safe operation of electrical systems.
• Monitor power consumption and identify opportunities for energy savings.
5. HVAC & MEP Management
• Supervise HVAC equipment such as chillers, AHUs, FCUs, pumps, cooling towers, and ventilation systems.
• Monitor plumbing, water supply, sewage/STP, fire-fighting, and other MEP services.
6. Compliance & Safety
• Ensure compliance with statutory requirements, safety standards, and client requirements.
• Maintain required licenses, certificates, inspection reports, and technical documentation.
• Ensure safe working practices and conduct regular safety inspections.
7. Vendor & AMC Management
• Coordinate with vendors and contractors for AMC, repairs, servicing, and project works.
• Monitor vendor performance and verify service reports and work completion.
8. Client Coordination
• Coordinate with clients, facility managers, and management regarding technical issues.
• Attend technical meetings and provide regular operational reports.
• Handle escalations and ensure timely closure of complaints.
9. Budget & Cost Control
• Prepare technical budgets and control maintenance expenses.
• Monitor spare-parts consumption and inventory.
• Identify cost-saving and energy-saving opportunities.
10. Reports & Documentation

• Maintain equipment history, preventive maintenance records, breakdown reports, energy reports, and statutory documents.
• Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly technical performance reports.

1. Projects & Upgrades

• Coordinate technical projects, equipment installation, modification, and commissioning.
• Review technical drawings, specifications, and contractor work.

1. Emergency Management

• Lead the technical team during electrical failures, DG failures, HVAC breakdowns, fire emergencies, and other critical situations.
• Ensure emergency systems are tested and maintained regularly.Role & responsibilities

Preferred candidate profile