Jr. Mechanical Technician (Good opportunity for fresh/recent Engineer Graduates)

Job Scope Summary

Job Responsibilities

• Perform mechanical repairs, preventive maintenance, and fabrication on plant operating equipment.
• Carry out pipefitting, rigging, assembly, and disassembly of conveyors, piping, pumps, valves, and auxiliary equipment.
• Use sketches, blueprints, and complex drawings for assigned work.
• Consult operations and technical groups about safety procedures and job hazards.
• Dismantle, overhaul, reassemble, and adjust conveyors, turbines, generators, boilers, pumps, valves, and auxiliary equipment.
• Inspect and lubricate plant equipment and make adjustments to maintain efficient operation.
• Perform heavy lifting and rigging.
• Use torch and welding equipment for repair welding.
• Perform piping, valve packing, and integrity testing work.
• Work inside and outside the plant, including at heights on scaffolding and ladders.
• Maintain clean and orderly work areas and assist with workshop support tasks.
• Perform milling, lathing, drilling, and welding activities.

Education and Certifications

• Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent certification.
• HSE-accredited training qualifications.
• Welding certification.
• Milling, lathing, and workshop equipment certification.

Experience and Technical Requirements

• At least four years of experience as a Mechanical Technician.
• Ability to interpret blueprints, sketches, drawings, manuals, specifications, and sample parts.
• Knowledge of machine shop procedures, mathematics, material machinability, and layout techniques.
• Advanced skills in coupling alignment, close-tolerance fitting, valves, and high-pressure steam systems.
• Ability to use precision measuring instruments and troubleshoot and maintain valves and high-pressure steam systems.
• Understanding and use of lockout procedures; forklift training and certification.
• Familiarity with HSE standards, procedures, and requirements.
• Basic knowledge and experience with materials, welding electrodes, electric welding, and argon welding.
• Basic knowledge and experience with TIG and MMA welding; 6G-coded pressure-parts experience is preferable.
• Basic knowledge of milling, lathing, drilling, and other workshop activities.

Behavioral Capabilities

• Comply with health and safety regulations and organize the workspace to minimize accident risks.
• Demonstrate practical technical knowledge in the relevant functional area.
• Take responsibility and ownership for assigned objectives, activities, and processes.
• Work reliably under pressure, manage conflict, and adapt to technical, organizational, social, and cultural changes.
• Solve technical problems by considering root causes, options, benefits, costs, and risks.
• Contribute to teamwork, exchange knowledge, and provide clear instruction or training when required.
• Communicate effectively in written, spoken, and read English.