JBS Global Resourcing
Mobile Generator Engineer

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Purpose
The purpose of this role within the Operations department will be to prepare, install, operate & maintain Power Generation equipment within our facility or on customer site locations to ensure an excellent level of customer experience is delivered to all customers.
Responsibilities Include:
- Preparation of equipment to a ready for hire condition including any relevant cleaning, maintenance, inspection & testing.
- Attending customer site locations to perform maintenance, attend breakdown requests or any other associated customer requests.
- Maintaining equipment maintenance & inspection records.
- Identification & ordering of spare parts required to facilitate any repairs.
- Completion & submission of any equipment, contract related documentation.
- Complete Pre-Delivery Inspections of equipment prior to dispatch to our customer site locations.
- Complete preventative maintenance in line with equipment manufacturers guidelines
- Generator synchronisation
- Load testing of generators
- Fault diagnosis & resolution
- Mechanical Repair
- Installation & Commissioning of Power products to electrical regulations
- Alternator Configuration
- Generator synchronisation
- Load testing of generators
- Fault diagnosis & resolution
- Electrical Repair
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For this role you must have previous experience with maintaining and repairing power generation equipment.
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