Technician

Responsibilities • Conduct daily preventive maintenance activities such as lubrication, component calibration, and inspection of machine ductwork and related equipment. • Maintain, clean and service industrial laundry equipment, including tunnel washers, washer extractors, dryers, and related machinery to ensure optimal operational performance. • Perform troubleshooting, diagnostics, and repairs on faulty or inoperative machines and equipment. • Respond promptly to equipment breakdowns, assess technical issues, and implement appropriate corrective actions to restore operations. • Inspect and maintain overhead conveyor systems and machines while adhering to safety requirements and procedures. • Work closely with other technicians and operational teams to coordinate maintenance schedules and resolve technical issues efficiently. • Maintain accurate maintenance records, service reports, and equipment history. • Manage and maintain inventories of spare parts, tools, and maintenance supplies required for repairs and servicing activities. • Ensure all tools and equipment are maintained in good working condition. • Carry out any other duties assigned by the Engineering Supervisor or Management from time to time. Requirements • Minimum NITEC in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent qualification. • At least 1 to 3 years of experience in equipment maintenance, preferably involving large industrial machinery, or laundry plants. • Strong mechanical and electrical knowledge with the ability to understand machinery functions, diagnose faults, and perform repairs. • General electrical, mechanical, diagnostic, and troubleshooting abilities. • Comfortable working at heights and able to use safety harnesses and fall-protection equipment. • Strong teamwork and communication skills with the ability to coordinate effectively with multiple technicians and operational personnel. • Willing to work a 6-day work week and perform overtime when required for maintenance activities, breakdown recovery, or plant shutdowns.