Key responsibilities of an industrial maintenance technician:

Preventative maintenance:
Performing regular inspections and servicing of machinery to prevent breakdowns, including lubrication, cleaning, and adjusting parts.
•Troubleshooting and repair:
Diagnosing mechanical issues by observing equipment operation, identifying malfunctioning parts, and making necessary repairs.
•Part replacement:
Dismantling machinery to access faulty components, removing damaged parts, and installing replacements.
•Equipment installation:
Setting up new machinery and ensuring proper functionality according to specifications.
•Inventory management:
Maintaining stock of spare parts and supplies, placing orders when necessary.
•Documentation:
Keeping detailed records of maintenance activities, repairs performed, and parts used.
•Safety compliance:
Adhering to safety procedures and regulations while working on industrial equipment.

Required skills and qualifications:

Mechanical aptitude: Strong understanding of mechanical principles, including hydraulics, pneumatics, and electrical systems.
•Troubleshooting skills: Ability to diagnose complex mechanical issues and identify root causes.
•Hand tools proficiency: Expertise in using a variety of hand tools and power tools to perform repairs.
•Technical knowledge: Familiarity with industrial equipment manuals and blueprints.
•Physical ability: Capability to lift heavy objects and work in confined spaces.
•Problem-solving skills: Ability to analyse situations, identify solutions, and implement repairs effectively.