Mechanical Maintenance In-charge/Mechanical Engineer

Role & responsibilities

• Manpower & Resource Coordination: Coordinate mechanical maintenance manpower to ensure optimum equipment availability, job planning, and work execution.
• Spares Management: Oversee spare parts inventory, planning, and management to minimize equipment downtime.
• Work Execution & Planning: Plan and execute daily, preventive, and shutdown mechanical maintenance activities.
• Work Permit Authority: Possess the authority to delegate clearance for work permits.
• Safety Accountability: Accountable for the safety of all indirect mechanical maintenance manpower in PP3.
• Environmental & Incident Control: Authority and responsibility to stop any act or surrounding condition that could lead to an environmental or safety incident then and there.

Preferred candidate profile

Educational Qualification : B.E. / B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering

Iron & Steel sector, specifically Pellet Plants (PP), Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) / Sponge Iron Plants, Blast Furnaces, or Sinter Plants.

• Equipment Knowledge: Hands-on experience in overhauling, maintenance, and troubleshooting of heavy plant machinery, including:
  
• Heavy belt conveyors, bucket elevators, and material handling systems.
• Industrial gearboxes, high-capacity drive systems, industrial pumps, and blowers/fans.
• Pelletizing equipment (disc pelletizers, traveling grates, coolers, induration furnaces, crushers, screens).
• Maintenance Management: Proven expertise in Preventive, Predictive, and Breakdown Maintenance to maximize equipment availability and achieve business targets.
• Spares & Inventory Management: Proficiency in spare parts planning, inventory optimization, procurement requisitions, and critical spares management.
• Work Permit & Safety Systems: Strong background in executing Permit-to-Work (PTW) systems, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), job safety analysis (JSA), and risk assessments.