Maintenance Technician

Job Title : Maintenance Technician Mechanical/Electrical Location : [Insert Location] Experience : 2–5 years of hands-on experience in mechanical, electrical, or general plant maintenance, preferably in a manufacturing setup. Role Objective To ensure smooth and uninterrupted operation of plant machinery and utilities through effective maintenance practices. The technician will be responsible for performing routine preventive maintenance, troubleshooting breakdowns, and supporting improvement activities in the maintenance department. Key Responsibilities Preventive & Breakdown Maintenance Carry out scheduled preventive maintenance of machines, equipment, and utilities. Attend to machine breakdowns and resolve issues promptly to minimize downtime. Assist in root cause analysis and implementation of corrective actions. Mechanical/Electrical Maintenance Perform mechanical tasks such as bearing replacement, alignment, lubrication, and welding (if applicable). Handle electrical maintenance tasks such as wiring, motor rewinding, switchgear checks, and control panel troubleshooting. Maintain proper documentation of repairs, maintenance logs, and spares usage. Utilities & Support Equipment Monitor and maintain compressors, DG sets, HVAC, cranes, and other plant utilities. Ensure timely maintenance and calibration of safety and utility devices. Spare Management & Safety Maintain adequate stock of frequently used spares and raise indents as required. Follow safety protocols strictly while performing maintenance jobs. Support the team in implementing 5S and TPM practices in the maintenance area. Continuous Improvement Suggest and implement small improvements to enhance equipment life and performance. Participate in Kaizen, 5S, and energy-saving initiatives. Key Qualifications Educational Background ITI (Fitter/Electrician/Machinist/Wireman) or Diploma in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering or relevant trades. Experience 2–5 years in maintenance of machines and utilities in a manufacturing or industrial setup. Exposure to electrical panels, mechanical assemblies, and plant maintenance activities preferred. Skills Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and wiring diagrams. Basic knowledge of safety procedures and lockout-tagout (LOTO) practices. Hands-on experience with tools, instruments, and maintenance equipment. Behavioral Competencies Team player with a proactive approach to solving problems. Willingness to work in shifts and respond to urgent maintenance calls. Commitment to safety, discipline, and documentation.