Service Engineer - Mining
Z Jobs · Remote · onsite · Posted 55d ago
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About this role
NOTE:
- Candidates applying should be currently working in OEM Construction & Mining Machinery. (Dealer company experience will not be considered).
- Candidates should have minimum 1 year of experience in the current company (On-roll basis only).
Key Responsibilities
Core Focus (Construction Equipments): Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair advanced hydraulic, mechanical, and electrical systems of heavy machineries.
- Fleet Maintenance: Perform preventive, breakdown, and corrective maintenance on Dumper, Dump Trucks and Excavator.
- Troubleshooting: Read and interpret hydraulic schematics, electrical circuit diagrams, and technical manuals to resolve complex equipment failures quickly.
- Commissioning & Testing: Assist in the assembly, testing, and commissioning of new SANY mining units at project sites.
- Component Overhauling: Lead or supervise the overhauling of major aggregates such as engines, hydraulic pumps, control valves, cylinders, and transmissions.
- Site Support: Work closely with the site operations team to optimize machine health, track breakdown hours, and implement root-cause analysis (RCA) to prevent repeat failures.
- Reporting: Maintain detailed service logs, failure reports, and parts consumption tracking records.
Required Skills & Qualifications
Education: Diploma or B.Tech/B.E. in Mechanical/Automobile/Electrical Engineering.
Experience: 3 to 10 years of hands-on experience in servicing heavy earthmoving/mining machinery (Dumper, Dump Trucks and Excavator).
Technical Expertise:
Strong command over heavy hydraulics and high-pressure system troubleshooting.
Good understanding of electronic control systems, engine diagnostics, and auto-electrical systems.
Proficiency in reading technical engineering drawings and circuit schematics.
Soft Skills: Strong teamwork, problem-solving under pressure at remote site environments, and clear technical communication skills.
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