Educational requirements: Diploma or trade qualification
English requirements: Vocational English
Requirements for skilled employment experience for years: 0-1 year
Required residence status: Temporary visa
Accept remote work: unacceptable
The successful applicant would find it advantageous to possess the following skills:
2 Years’ post apprenticeship experience.
Previous experience within Food Manufacturing Industry.
Experience in installation, operation, service, fault finding, repair and maintenance of plant equipment such as chain, belt & roller conveyor transport systems, saws, compressors, vacuum systems & pumps, water and chemical dosing pumps, evisceration equipment, heat exchangers, gearmotors, hydraulics, boilers, refrigeration equipment, vacuum and packaging equipment and associated plant services.
Competent at basic oxy acetylene gas, MIG/TIG welding repairs/designs with stainless steel.
Effective communication skills, both written and verbal.
Effective time management skills.
Ability to demonstrate initiative and motivation.
Ability to proactively work within a team together with the ability to work unsupervised.
Compliance to OH&S and Quality policies and procedures.
Valid Drivers’ License
Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor the duties will include, but won’t be limited to:
Responsible to maintain equipment according to sound engineering practice and equipment specifications.
Perform inspections in accordance with the CMMS.
Perform maintenance repairs, fabrication, and installation work on all assigned equipment.
Investigate, diagnose, and perform trade related maintenance and repair of equipment and machinery according to maintenance requirements.
Report all defects and breakdowns on equipment and machinery.
Develop, modify, construct, and install related equipment required for the safe operation of all engineering equipment.
Identify spares requirements and order according to departmental procedure.
Communicate production supervisors to inform on maintenance activities performed and pre-start of equipment.
Initiate and complete Work Orders and ensure timely sign off / close off for completed work along with relevant feedback information and other reports as required.
Work overtime, standby and be available for callouts should the need arise.
Resolve operational or technical equipment problems to minimise processing/manufacturing interruptions resulting from equipment breakdowns.
Plan, schedule and organise own work within the requirements of the work plan, and coordinate with other parties as required.
Provide immediate responses to emergency work orders.
Provide daily feedback and reports to Supervisor on progress and work completed against schedule and reasons for variance, recording delays and recommending action to eliminate future delays.
Demonstrate active involvement in Safety Toolbox Meetings.
Contribute ideas for continuous improvement and assist in the development of job procedures as required.
Supervise apprentices as required.