Maintenance Manager

Overview

This role will be working in the Plant and must be able to be hands-on working with tools having worked on Boilers, Steam System, Power Generation Equipment.

Will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day maintenance of the power plant by managing a team of maintenance technicians and other professionals who work together to ensure that the plant is running smoothly and safely.

• Trade Test Millwright, Electrician or Instrumentation or Mechanical Engineering Degree or Diploma
• Practical Hands-on Mechanical, Electrical and Instrumentation experience (Having worked on Boilers, Turbines, Steam Systems, Power Generations Equipment; will be working in the plant & must be able to be hands on)
• 2-4 years experience in a similar managerial position
• 5 years minimum experience in maintenance and engineering roles in an industrial/manufacturing environment
• Sound knowledge of boilers, steam systems, power generation equipment, stock control, and store management
• CMMS knowledge
• Sound knowledge of OHS Act
• Sound knowledge and Experience in Labour Legislation
• General Machinery Regulations experience is an advantage

• Primarily oversee all mechanical and electrical maintenance systems, processes, practices, and people to support the operational departmental actions
• Align with the operations plan to ensure plant optimization and efficiency, maintenance planning, and capital spares optimization
• To lead the site Maintenance function in providing both a reactive and pro-active, multi-skilled maintenance service on all operational equipment and facilities infrastructure
• Responsible for ensuring that the facility operates to its maximum efficiency and output
• Responsibilities include total preventative maintenance, and managing breakdowns of mechanical and electrical equipment

• Sound knowledge of boilers, steam systems, power generation equipment, stock control and store management
• CMMS knowledge
• Sound knowledge of OHS Act
• Sound knowledge and Experience in Labour Legislation
• General Machinery Regulations experience is an advantage
• Knowledge and understanding of power plant operations and associated risks
• Knowledge and understanding of SHERQ management systems
• Knowledge and understanding on conducting risk assessments
• Good numeric reasoning ability
• Good attention to detail
• Organised, efficient and ability to multi-task
• Deadline driven and the ability to work under pressure
• Negotiation skills
• Project management principles
• Knowledge of human behaviour and occupational hygiene
• Communication and presentation skills
• Leadership skills
• Facilitation and presentation skills
• Procedure and report writing skills
• Computer literacy (e.g. MS Excel, MS Word, MS PowerPoint)
• Auditing skills
• Team player, motivating, coaching and mentoring skills
• Excellent legislative knowledge and the ability to implement and manage SHERQ legislation
• Punctual and reactivity to emergency situations
• Proactive and anticipation of risk