Technician (Facilities / M&E) resume example
For M&E, building and facilities technicians at facility management companies, malls, hospitals, hotels, data centres and condominiums in Singapore. Employers want to know which equipment you can maintain, which licences and safety courses you hold, and whether you can do shifts or standby.
An example only: the person, employers and numbers below are made up to show how a good resume reads.
Mohamed Faizal bin Hassan
M&E Technician · chillers, AHUs, electrical and plumbing
Pasir Ris, Singapore+65 9xxx xxxxfaizal.hassan@example.com
Profile
M&E technician with seven years maintaining commercial buildings. I handle preventive maintenance and fault calls on ACMV, electrical and plumbing systems, and I keep clear records for every job. Available for rotating shifts and standby.
Experience
M&E Technician
Mar 2021 – Present
A facility management company, posted to a shopping mall in the east
- Carry out monthly preventive maintenance on chillers, AHUs, pumps and cooling towers to the building’s schedule.
- Respond to about 30 fault calls a month, from tripped breakers to water leaks, and close most within the target time.
- Traced repeated AHU trips to a worn belt and loose terminal, and fixed both; the unit has run without a trip since.
- Supervise contractors on site, checking permits-to-work before hot work and work at height.
Electrical Technician
Jan 2018 – Feb 2021
A building services contractor in Kaki Bukit
- Installed and tested lighting, power and DB circuits in office fit-outs.
- Assisted the licensed electrical worker with inspections and test records.
- Read and marked up as-built drawings at handover.
Education
Higher Nitec in Electrical Engineering · ITE College East
2015 – 2017
Skills
- ACMV maintenance
- Electrical fault-finding
- Plumbing and sanitary
- Building management system (BMS)
- Permit-to-work
- Maintenance logs
Certificates and licences
- Licensed Electrical Worker (Electrical Technician), EMA
- Work at height course
- Confined space safety course
Languages
English, Malay
Availability
Rotating shifts and standby
Technician resume tips for Singapore
List the equipment you can maintain
Chillers, AHUs, FCUs, pumps, switchboards, lifts, fire systems. Facilities employers want to know what you can handle on your own, so be specific.
Licences and safety courses up front
An EMA electrical licence, work at height, confined space and similar safety courses are often listed as requirements in Singapore. Put yours where they are easy to see, and keep them current.
Mention shifts and standby
Many buildings run 24 hours. If you can do rotating shifts, nights or standby, say so clearly.
Show one fix that stuck
A short example of a fault you traced and solved for good shows more skill than a list of duties.
Name the type of building
Malls, hospitals, data centres and condos each have different systems and pressures. Saying where you worked helps the employer picture you on their site.
Keep salary off
No current or expected salary on the resume. Give it only when asked.
Common mistakes
- Not listing licences or safety courses, or not saying if they are still valid.
- Writing "M&E maintenance" without naming any equipment.
- No mention of shift or standby availability.
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