Facility Supervisor Labuan, Labuan , Malaysia Real Estate Services

Role summary

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The Facility Supervisor oversees Halliburton’s facilities, buildings, services, contractors and maintenance activities in Labuan. Typical requirements include relevant experience in facilities, property, building operations or a related technical field; knowledge of maintenance systems, workplace safety, vendor management and local regulations; and strong organizational, communication and problem-solving skills. The successful candidate is expected to coordinate repairs and preventive maintenance, monitor service quality and budgets, manage contractors, maintain accurate records, support inspections and ensure a safe, efficient and professional workplace. Flexibility, attention to detail and the ability to work with employees, suppliers and management are important.

About the employer

Halliburton is a global energy services company that provides products, technology and services to the oil and gas industry. Founded in 1919, it supports exploration, drilling, well construction, production, completion and intervention activities in energy markets worldwide. The company operates through a large international workforce and serves major energy producers, national oil companies and independent operators. Halliburton also employs professionals in engineering, operations, supply chain, finance, information technology, health and safety, and corporate support functions such as facilities management. Its work typically combines technical expertise, operational discipline and strict attention to safety and regulatory requirements. The Labuan position supports the company’s workplace and property services in Malaysia, helping maintain reliable facilities for employees, visitors and business operations.

Working in Malaysia

Labuan is a small federal territory and duty-free island off the coast of Sabah, Malaysia. It is known as an international business and financial centre, with employment opportunities in oil and gas, maritime services, logistics, finance, hospitality, retail, facilities management and support services. The island has a relaxed, multicultural lifestyle, affordable accommodation compared with Kuala Lumpur, local seafood, beaches and convenient road travel. Malay, English and other Malaysian languages are commonly used. Foreign employees generally need an employer-sponsored employment pass, and approval depends on the role, qualifications and immigration requirements. Relocating workers should arrange employer support, accommodation, medical coverage and document verification before arrival. Labuan is quieter than major Malaysian cities, so specialist shopping and entertainment options are more limited, while Kota Kinabalu is accessible by air for wider services.