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Asset Technician: Maintenance & Asset Reliability Strategies
Reporting To: Maintenance Managers
Overview
Various shift patterns available
This critical role focuses on driving maintenance and asset reliability across operational areas. Responsibilities include planning and executing major equipment overhauls, integrating Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA), and optimising asset performance while reducing maintenance costs. Collaboration with Operations, Quality, Safety, and Maintenance teams, alongside OEMs and suppliers, ensures compliance and continuous improvement in equipment availability.
Key Responsibilities
- Strategic reliability leadership:
- Identify failure modes and trends
- Conduct Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and implement corrective actions
- Develop/maintain B.O.Ms (Bills of Materials) in SAP
- Align with TKHMS (Total Productive Maintenance / Lean) requirements
- Operations & maintenance oversight:
- Assess and coordinate corrective notificiation within area of responsibility
- Ensure adherence to JIB (Job in a Box) processes (parts listed correctly)
- Planning & coordination:
- Support weekly maintenance work scheduling in planning meetings
- Assist in overhaul/EEM (Equipment Exception Monitoring) processes
- PC-Based troubleshooting & repair:
- Diagnose, test, and repair mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems
- Escalate issues from shift Craft teams for resolution
- Project & knowledge transfer support:
- Contribute to site Projects & Change Initiatives
- Liaise with OEMs, suppliers, and contractors
- Create/maintain SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures), SMPs (Standard Maintenance Procedures), and OPLs (Operation & Logistics)
- Develop training programs and offer hands-on mentoring to colleagues/apprentices
- Compliance & Stakeholder Management:
- Oversee Weekend Maintenance Plans and effective handover (QRMP)
- Ensure teams understand site hazards/controls and follow permit processes
- Maintain alignment with engineering standards, Safety, and Quality requirements
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Expected Experience & Required Skills
- Essential:
- Recognised engineering qualification (HNC/HND/degree preferred)
- PLC experience essential, with Siemens S5/S7 (electrical bias) desirable
- Methodical approach to automation/electrical/mechanical fault diagnosis
- Proficiency in MS Office software
- Crucial behaviours:
- Strong focus on "right-first-time" execution, flexibility, and resilience
- Excellent communication and organisational skills at all levels
- Experience with TPM/Lean/KHMS tools/methods (desirable)
- Competence in data/information analysis for continuous improvement
- Soft skills:
- Coaching and training capabilities
- Proactive personal and team development mindset
Note: Some experience with industrial scenarios is highly advantageous.
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