Maintenance Technician

Job Title

Maintenance Technician

Job Description

Job purpose statement

• Electromechanical maintenance activities on site.

• Responsible for solving errors for minor and major system components.

Scope

• Maintenance (electrical and mechanical) activities on site as scoped in the service contract.

• Maintain and monitor performance of minor and major equipment of the baggage handling system.

Qualification and abilities

• Middle level of vocational and/or technical education.

• Electromechanical (EM) specialist.

• Able to read and understand EM schematics and/or drawings.

• Overall, 10 years of experience as electromechanical technician.

• Minimum 4 years’ experience in s BHS electromechanical technician (preferred experience in similar working environment).

• Preferred experience in (BHS) baggage handling system.

• Ability to work under stressful situations and pressure.

• Communicate, read, and write the English language (mid to high level).

• Flexibility and capability to take-over or handover work to the next shift team.

• Controlling baggage flows and correcting flow disturbances.

• Quick and rapid response to reported errors or failures.

• Electromechanical fault-finding capability and restoration.

• Metrics and/or multi-meter signal measurement knowledge.

• Knowledge on BHS controls equipment.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for preventive and corrective maintenance of electro-mechanical and other BHS equipment.

• Solve errors on electrical and mechanical equipment of the automated baggage handling system (BHS).

• Carry out electrical-mechanical corrective and preventive maintenance.

• Responsible for ensuring that the preventive maintenance of the BHS is carried out properly and in a timely manner.

• Responsible for solving any errors or faults in a proactive manner.

List of key activities

• Execution of daily maintenance activities.

• Daily inspections and faut findings.

• Daily monitoring of equipment condition.

• Identifying causes of, and rectifying, equipment failures.

Work pattern

Shifts

Differentiator

• All-round maintenance specialist on the BHS minor and major equipment.

• Deals with exceptional cases and capable of knowledge transfer (instructs; determines standards; proposes ideas for improvements).

• Tunes own work pace to activities of others as needed by operations.

• Self-reliant in a variety of less interrelated technical tasks.

• Acts independently in several technical tasks with consistency.

• Identifies issues that needs attention for proposed improvements.

• Solves problems in anticipation to avoid any disruption to operations.