Building Utility – Mechanical Engineering Intern

Introduction to the Building Utility function and its role in supporting company operations. • Understanding the scope of mechanical engineering activities within Building Utility. • Introduction to utility equipment, systems, and supporting facilities. • Understanding basic equipment functions, working principles, and operational requirements. • Introduction to maintenance procedures, work instructions, and technical documentation. • Understanding workplace safety requirements when working with utility equipment and systems. • Job shadowing with Building Utility and Mechanical Engineering personnel.

Understanding maintenance preparation for building utility equipment and facilities. • Learning basic inspection standards and maintenance checklists. • Supporting routine inspection of mechanical utility equipment and systems. • Identifying equipment condition based on established inspection standards. • Preparing tools, documents, and information required for maintenance activities. • Recording inspection and maintenance results accurately. • Understanding proper maintenance documentation and reporting.

Understanding preventive maintenance concepts for building utility systems. • Learning preventive maintenance schedules, frequencies, and inspection points. • Supporting preparation and monitoring of utility maintenance plans. • Participating in scheduled preventive maintenance activities under supervision. • Monitoring equipment condition before and after maintenance. • Updating preventive maintenance records and checklists. • Monitoring maintenance completion and outstanding activities.

Monitoring the operating condition of building utility equipment and systems. • Understanding common mechanical abnormalities and utility equipment issues. • Identifying abnormalities through routine inspection and monitoring. • Introduction to basic problem identification and root-cause analysis. • Supporting troubleshooting and corrective maintenance activities under engineer supervision. • Recording abnormalities, findings, corrective actions, and follow-up status. • Monitoring equipment recovery after maintenance or repair activities.

Understanding the role of Mechanical Engineering in Building Utility projects and improvement activities. • Supporting utility equipment or facility improvement activities. • Assisting in project preparation, implementation, and progress monitoring. • Supporting preparation and organization of technical documentation. • Monitoring project timelines and outstanding action items. • Identifying opportunities to improve maintenance effectiveness and utility equipment reliability. • Practical Project: Supporting one Building Utility maintenance or equipment improvement activity.

Applying maintenance preparation, preventive maintenance, inspection, and monitoring skills in daily Building Utility activities. • Performing assigned activities with greater independence under mentor supervision. • Reviewing utility equipment conditions and identifying potential improvement opportunities. • Applying safety procedures, maintenance standards, and technical documentation requirements consistently. • Supporting basic problem-solving related to mechanical utility equipment. • Final Project: Identifying one Building Utility maintenance or equipment issue and developing a practical improvement proposal. • Preparing technical documentation and final internship report. • Presenting project results and receiving final evaluation from the mentor.