The Utility Process Lead is responsible for building technical expertise and maintaining strong process control within the B&U cell. The role ensures safe, stable, and efficient operations by applying IWS/RTT methods to reduce losses, standardize processes, and improve energy and resource efficiency.

As the Utility Process Lead, you will be responsible for the following:

Develop and maintain process standards for building and utility systems to ensure stable operations. Analyze performance data, manage costs, and support KPIs related to reliability, efficiency, safety, and service.
Apply IWS methodology to improve efficiency, safety, and quality within utility processes. Manage daily systems, identify recurring losses, and support root cause analysis and solutions.
Create and maintain clear process standards, training materials, and visual controls. Coach teams to follow standards and improve their process knowledge and discipline.
Work closely with different teams such as Cell Lead, Maintenance, Engineering, EHS, and CI. Support initiatives focused on energy optimization, sustainability, and continuous improvement.
Manage daily line systems like centerline, changeover, and change management. Build team capability in process control and use data analysis to improve performance.
Lead problem-solving activities for utility systems using standard methods and data tools. Ensure consistent system performance and support production needs on time.
Follow and enforce health and safety standards to maintain a safe workplace. Report risks, incidents, and unsafe conditions while supporting continuous safety improvements.
Handle additional tasks and projects as assigned by the manager. Provide support as needed to meet operational goals.

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or a related field is preferred
Minimum 3 years of experience in maintenance, engineering, or manufacturing environments, with exposure to production and utility systems (FMCG experience is a plus).
Strong troubleshooting, problem-solving, and data analysis skills, with the ability to identify trends and drive improvements in safety, quality, energy, and productivity.
Hands-on experience with utilities, facility systems, and maintenance tools such as SAP, IWS/TPM, Power BI, and Microsoft applications (dashboard experience is an advantage).
Good communication skills in Chinese (written and verbal); English proficiency is preferred.
Strong collaboration and leadership abilities, with experience in coaching, influencing others, and a proactive mindset in driving solutions and continuous improvement.