Your Mission
Acting as the mechanical technical authority for all plant machinery.
Managing and ensuring compliance with all mechanical statutory requirements for the assigned plant.
Providing technical data, insights, and support to the maintenance execution team.
Executing complex maintenance activities and managing contractors involved in these tasks.
Serving as the first point of contact during breakdowns to diagnose issues and guide corrective actions.
Troubleshooting plant issues using technical drawings, P&IDs, and other documentation.
Ensuring adherence to engineering standards during all maintenance activities.
Supporting the planning department with technical input on routine and shutdown maintenance activities.
Managing repairable and non-repairable spare parts per RACI-defined processes, including quality checks.
Overseeing specific mechanical maintenance service contracts in the plant.
Leading analysis and action plans arising from condition-based monitoring reports, collaborating closely with the condition-monitoring team.
Managing operational risks associated with equipment defects and maintaining the mill equipment risk list.
Identifying and implementing small-scale technical improvement projects aimed at extending equipment life.
Auditing the quality of service provided by the Central Maintenance Services department.
Auditing the quality of maintenance performed by centralised teams (e.g., hydraulics and rolls).
Ensuring that all plant and equipment are maintained in the required condition.
Providing direct support and setting standards for maintenance execution quality within the plant.
Managing plant technical documentation per RACI-defined procedures.
Supporting the Maintenance Manager in ensuring compliance with all mill asset care procedures, especially Work Order, Technical Change, and Shutdown Management processes.
Supporting the central Engineering department in RCFA investigations and other technical processes.
Identifying improvement opportunities and sources of loss to support central Engineering's continuous improvement initiatives.
Contributing to the development of mill-specific engineering standards.
Your Profile
National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering.
3 - 5 years' experience in a maintenance or engineering role within heavy industry
1 - 3 years' experience as a Mechanical Technician in the Pulp & Paper industry will be an advantage
Strong experience in the following core engineering processes:
Maintenance quality management
Shutdown planning and execution
Budgeting and cost control
Contractor management
Fault-finding and troubleshooting using structured problem-solving tools