Responsible for inspecting, repairing, and maintaining equipment, devices, and systems to preserve their operational efficiency. Primary duties include installing and maintaining mechanical, electrical, and air conditioning systems, performing preventive and emergency repairs, diagnosing malfunctions, adhering to occupational health and safety standards, in addition to preparing necessary reports.
Key Tasks and Responsibilities
- Inspection and Periodic Maintenance: Conducting regular inspections of equipment and systems to ensure their integrity and identify potential issues before they escalate, such as checking electrical wiring and ventilation systems.
- Repairs: Repairing emergency and immediate malfunctions that occur in various equipment, devices, and systems, whether mechanical, electrical, or electronic.
- Preventive Maintenance: Regularly implementing preventive procedures to reduce the risk of future breakdowns, such as replacing damaged or nearly depleted spare parts.
- Equipment Installation: Installing and fixing new devices and equipment in their correct locations.
- Handling Specialized Systems: Providing technical support and maintenance for specific systems such as air conditioning, refrigeration, heating, and fire alarm systems.
- Documentation and Reporting: Recording maintenance and repair work in specific logs, and submitting periodic technical reports to the direct supervisor.
- Safety Compliance: Strictly following occupational health and safety procedures to ensure the safety of all workers, and handling hazardous tools and materials with caution.
- Workplace Organization: Maintaining the cleanliness and order of the workplace, and returning all tools and equipment to their designated places after completing work.
Skills and Required Attributes
- Technical Skills: Deep knowledge of electrical and mechanical systems, and the ability to read technical diagrams.
- Problem-Solving Skills: The ability to analyze a problem, diagnose its cause, and find effective and quick solutions.
- Manual Skills: Proficiency in using the necessary manual and electrical tools and equipment for maintenance work.
- Ability to Work Under Pressure: Quick and immediate response in emergency situations and unexpected malfunctions.
- Accuracy: Attention to detail and precision in task execution.
Maintenance Technician Qualifications
- High School Diploma or equivalent
- Technical training certificates or specialized courses
- Practical experience in the maintenance field
- Ability to handle tools and equipment
- Problem-solving skills
