MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN:

Duties and responsibilities:

• Working on static, rotating and lifting equipment.
• Perform routine maintenance on mechanical systems, lubricating moving parts, inspecting components for wear and tear, and replacing worn-out parts as needed.
• Conduct inspections to prevent unexpected failures, ensuring equipment longevity and efficiency.
• Troubleshoots, diagnoses, and repairs faulty mechanical equipment
• Repair or replace mechanical components (e.g., belts, chains, shafts, gears) as required to restore equipment functionality.
• Inspects belts, rollers, wheels, chains, gears, bearings, guards, guides, ropes/cables and fixtures for signs of damage.
• Ability to install, inspect, repair and maintain the mechanical equipment within his remit.

• Install mechanical components, assemblies, and parts for automated equipment, including motors, actuators, bearings, gearboxes, and conveyors in project Phrase
• Align and set up automated machinery to ensure proper operation and integration of mechanical systems

ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN:

Duties and responsibilities:

• Working on LV systems up to and including 480VAC.
• Perform routine maintenance on electrical systems and components of automated equipment to prevent breakdowns
• Diagnose and repair electrical issues, including wiring problems, faulty circuits, and component malfunctions.
• Replace defective parts such as motors, sensors, fuses, or control devices
• Identify and diagnose electrical faults in automation systems using diagnostic tools and testing equipment like mustimeters, and PLCs.
• Troubleshoots, diagnoses, and repairs/re-programs electric and electronic controls
• Inspects wiring and fixtures for signs of damage.

• Install electrical components and wiring systems for automated equipment during project phrase
• Set up control panels, sensors, motors, and other electrical systems according to technical specifications.