Civil Maintenance Engineer

The Maintenance Engineer (Civil) is responsible for ensuring that buildings, architectural assets, and external areas are maintained in a safe, functional, and aesthetically acceptable condition. The role ensures compliance with KAUST standards, specifications, applicable building codes, and maintenance best practices. The position also monitors maintenance quality, conducts inspections and audits, assesses asset conditions, and recommends corrective and preventive actions. Key Responsibilities include monitoring the quality of civil and architectural maintenance works, conducting inspections and audits of existing facilities, participating in construction inspections and project handovers, auditing preventive maintenance programs and reactive maintenance work orders, conducting condition assessments, reviewing maintenance plans and failure modes, conducting root cause analysis, and preparing technical reports. Qualifications require a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Architecture, or equivalent, with a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in building maintenance, civil/architectural inspections, audits, construction, or facilities management. Experience with maintenance management systems/CMMS such as SAP or Maximo is desirable, alongside working knowledge of AutoCAD and Microsoft Office.