Electro-mechanical willwright

Requirements:
- Certified millwright or evidence of other electromechanical training/education (proof of
certification required).
- Electrical experience/skills for a production environment.
- Detail orientated (highly important – we will not tolerate sloppiness).
- Ability to work shifts according to a schedule.
- Experience with fault finding.
- Experience with PLCs.
- Experience with Motors and Drives.
- Own vehicle and license.
- Punctual (highly important – we will not tolerate poor attendance) .
- Teachable person (highly important – we specifically require someone willing to learn)
- Needs to work shifts on a rotating basis.

DUTIES:
- Applying and adhering to the stringent quality control measures.
- Ensure proper electrical and mechanical fault reporting and maintenance is performed to
the Employer’s standard at all times.
- Ensure the proper cleaning of all tools and equipment to the satisfaction of the Employer.
- Carry out the preventative maintenance or repair of all electrical and mechanical issues.
- Carry out the maintenance or repair of all existing and future machinery within the
Company’s possession and premises as required by the Employer.
- Carry out the preventative maintenance plan for all existing and future machinery within
the Company’s possession and premises as required by the Employer. Such preventative
maintenance includes daily, weekly, monthly and annual maintenance.
- Develop new systems and processes to aid the production efficiency of all machinery and
equipment within the Company’s possession/premises in order to meet the Production
Efficiency targets set out by the Employer.
- Work with other departments and staff throughout the Company to ensure proper
documentation and record keeping is done as required by the Employer.
- Work to reduce scrap, wastage and downtime of machinery wherever possible.
- Adhere to the Company’s policies wherever possible, including health and safety policies,
food safety policies, maintenance policies, workplace policies, quality control, dress code,
time keeping and the like.
- Repair broken or defective machinery parts using welding, brazing tools and other
specialised tools and equipment.
- Review and follow technical machinery manuals.
- Collaborate with multiple technicians, engineers and other members for the purpose of
constructing, maintaining and repairing various technical machinery.
- Using other heavy machinery, such as forklifts, to carry out the above duties