Utilities Engineer

Your Job

Molex Lincoln is seeking a Utilities Engineer to support the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of critical utility systems that enable production across the ste, including electrical distribution, steam, water, compressed air, and water and waste treatment.

This role will monitor asset performance, resolve operating issues, improve reliability, and develop long-term strategies that strengthen equipment effectiveness and department results.

The Utilities Engineer will work closely with leaders, technicians, operators, maintenance, engineering, production, vendors, and contractors to create long-term value through sound technical judgment, respectful challenge, knowledge sharing, clear accountability, and ownership of results.

What You Will Do



* Support the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of electrical distribution, steam, water, compressed air, and water and waste treatment systems in alignment with production goals and environmental, safety, and quality standards.


* Monitor system and equipment performance, including pressure, temperature, flow, air quality, utilization, efficiency, cost, and other key performance indicators; identify trends, operating risks, and opportunities to reduce variability and improve uptime.


* Develop and implement long-term asset strategies for assigned utility systems, including operating envelopes, operator basic care, spare-parts strategy, condition-based monitoring, and predictive and preventive maintenance activities.


* Partner with operators, technicians, maintenance, engineering, and production teams to troubleshoot utility, process, quality, and equipment issues; identify critical equipment hazards and prioritize actions that reduce risk and the potential impact of human error.


* Lead incident investigations and root cause analysis for equipment failures and process disruptions; implement corrective and preventive actions that improve safety, environmental performance, reliability, quality, efficiency, and cost effectiveness.


* Conduct capacity, efficiency, and leak assessments across compressed air, boiler, chiller, HVAC, and related systems; implement improvements such as load sharing, automation, inverter controls, and other energy-reduction initiatives.


* Evaluate and prioritize equipment repairs, maintenance activities, and scheduled shutdown work; coordinate servicing, calibration, testing, and inspections for utility equipment and systems.


* Plan, design, and execute utility and facility improvement projects, including system upgrades, new equipment installations, utility expansions, and infrastructure enhancements from initial planning through commissioning and handover.


* Prepare technical specifications, evaluate contractor proposals, supervise external contractors and service providers, and manage project budgets, schedules, risks, deliverables, and regulatory and company-standard compliance.


* Review, update, and maintain...