Executive ‐ Utility Infrastructure & Sustainability

Role summary

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The role is expected to manage and improve utility infrastructure, including power, water, wastewater, steam, compressed air and other factory services, while supporting sustainability targets. Candidates should have a degree or diploma in engineering, facilities management, environmental studies or a related field, with relevant experience in industrial utilities, energy efficiency and environmental compliance. Practical knowledge of utility systems, project coordination, budgeting, contractor management, safety standards and sustainability reporting is important. The successful candidate should be analytical, hands-on and capable of working with plant, engineering and production teams. Strong communication, problem-solving and leadership skills are expected, along with a commitment to reducing energy use, emissions, waste and operating costs.

About the employer

MAS Holdings is one of South Asia’s leading apparel and textile manufacturers, with operations spanning design, product development, manufacturing and supply-chain services. Headquartered in Sri Lanka, the group supplies innovative clothing and sportswear to many globally recognised brands. MAS is known for advanced manufacturing, ethical business practices, employee development and strong environmental and social commitments. Its businesses cover intimate apparel, sportswear, performance clothing, wearable technology and fabric innovation, supported by facilities across Sri Lanka and international locations. The company invests in automation, research, sustainable materials, renewable energy and responsible resource management. Working at MAS can provide exposure to international customers, modern production systems and large-scale sustainability programmes. Requirements, salary and benefits vary by business unit, location and seniority, so candidates should confirm the precise package directly with the recruitment team.

Working in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka offers opportunities in apparel manufacturing, engineering, information technology, tourism, logistics, finance, healthcare and renewable energy. The country combines modern cities with beaches, mountain landscapes, wildlife parks and historic sites. Colombo is the main commercial centre and has the widest selection of professional roles, while areas such as Katunayake, Biyagama and Kandy also host major industrial employers. English is widely used in business, alongside Sinhala and Tamil. Living costs are generally lower than in many international business hubs, although housing in Colombo can be comparatively expensive. Foreign nationals normally need an employment visa or residence approval sponsored by a local employer; working on a tourist visa is not permitted. Relocating employees should arrange an employment contract, passport, medical documentation and accommodation before arrival. Traffic, tropical weather and occasional power or internet interruptions are practical considerations, but public transport, private rentals and local services are widely available.