Manage shared-area building and equipment works for Marui stores, from technical reviews and estimates through approvals, construction progress and completion inspections.
About this role
Marui Group is recruiting facility engineers for Marui and Modi buildings, initially at sites in Tokyo, Kanagawa and Saitama. The role supports safe operation and maintenance across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, fire-safety and building systems.
Duties include inspections, faults, repair plans, energy management and emergency coordination with security and cleaning teams. The engineer responds to tenant requests, such as temperature adjustments or failed lighting, and attends inspections and construction from discussions through completion. Induction and on-site coaching support the first three months.
Applicants need experience in facilities management, maintenance, repair or relevant construction. Technical licences and commercial-building experience are preferred. Work is shift-based and includes overnight duty with specified rest and sleep periods.
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