Senior Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

Role & responsibilities

Equipment Diagnosis & Troubleshooting--Expert in identifying faults in induction and ARC furnaces, h

shot blasting, no-bake moulding lines, EOT cranes, compressors, pumps, and other foundry equipment. Preventive & Predictive Maintenance Planning--Skilled in planning and executing daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance schedules to reduce downtime.

presses, pneumatic lines, valves, and cylinders used in moulding and core-making. Hydraulic & Pneumatic System Knowledge--Strong grasp of maintaining and repairing hydraulic

Mechanical Fitting & Alignment--Skilled in shaft alignment, bearing replacement, gearbox maintenance, and structural adjustments.

welding, and basic fabrication to support on-site repair. Welding & Fabrication Techniques--Practical knowledge of gas cutting, arc welding, TIG/MIG

Root Cause Analysis (RCA)--Uses techniques like 5 Whys, Fishbone Diagram, and vibration analysis to find the cause of repeated breakdowns.

uninterrupted equipment operation.

Safety, Documentation & Compliance--Ensures maintenance activities follow safety protocols maintains logbooks, work permits, and maintenance history records.

Abilities-Analytical Thinking--Evaluates equipment behaviour and predicts potential failures be they cause downtime... Decision-Making Under Pressure-Takes quick, effective decisions during equipment failures or production halts.--Team Supervision & Skill Development--Leads and trains fitters, technicians, and helpers in safe and efficient maintenance practices.--Multi-Tasking & Prioritization--Manages multiple breakdowns, preventive schedules, and shutdown jobs efficiently, Cost Control & Efficiency Focus--Implements cost-effective repair techniques, reduces rework, and ensures better MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures

Preferred candidate profile

Candidate should be from foundry & casting background only