MEP Manager (Agriculture & Livestock)

Industry: Dairy / Agriculture / Industrial

Working Hours: 10 Hours/Day | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Off Days: 1 Day/Week or Accumulated Monthly

Accommodation & Food: Provided by Company

Role Overview You'll be responsible for the full MEP function — from maintaining milking parlors and cooling systems to managing electrical distribution, generators, and water supply networks. This is a senior, on-site leadership role in a dynamic and growing agricultural operation.

Key Responsibilities Mechanical Operate and maintain milking parlors, pumps, compressors, motors & ventilation

Maintain milk chillers, bulk tanks & cooling systems

Develop preventive maintenance schedules & troubleshoot breakdowns

Supervise feed handling and manure management systems

Electrical Inspect and maintain electrical panels & LT/HT distribution systems

Manage generators & backup power for zero downtime

Oversee motor control systems and VFDs

Drive energy management & support automation systems

Plumbing Manage bore wells, storage tanks & water distribution networks

Oversee pipeline design, installation & maintenance

Maintain drainage, waste management & leak detection programs

Ensure dairy-grade sanitation & hygiene standards

Leadership Lead and mentor MEP technicians and maintenance teams

Coordinate with farm management and construction teams

Maintain maintenance logs, reports & compliance documentation

Manage spare parts inventory & procurement

Requirements Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (or related field)

5–8 years of MEP experience in a professional setting

Prior experience in dairy, agriculture, or industrial facility management preferred

What We Offer Competitive remuneration package

Company-provided on-site accommodation

Opportunity to lead a skilled team in a large-scale dairy operation A dynamic and growing organization in the agricultural sector To Apply: Send your updated CV and cover letter to: jobs@hrbs.com.pk Subject line: MEP Manager

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