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About the role

This individual will primarily be responsible for the safe repair, planned, and preventative maintenance of rock crusher machines and other fixed plant equipment at our operating sites.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Inspects mechanical equipment to ensure they remain functional and are up to code, as well as to identify any hazards or issues
  • Determines the reasons for any malfunctions of systems or components, and creates a maintenance or repair plan to solve the problem
  • Repairs mechanical equipment so that they remain at full functioning capacity with a moderate degree of supervision
  • Tests systems with miscellaneous devices to ensure the system remains safe and that components are compatible
  • Reviews blueprints to understand the placement of mechanical equipment and machinery to comprehend the working of the equipment to provide the right service and repairs
  • Keeps records of all maintenance and repair work conducted, including a record of any supplies ordered and used
  • Ensures all routine maintenance work is handled on a regular schedule to reduce the risk of larger and more complex issues and to reduce costs
  • Participates in mechanical field projects as needed
In addition to the primary responsibilities outlined, the successful candidate may be expected to take on other tasks and assignments as required, including but not limited to duties outside the typical scope of the role to support overall team operations and organizational needs. Flexibility and adaptability to evolving job demands are essential.
Qualifications:
  • Minimum Education Details
  • Vocational training or equivalent experience Minimum Experience Required 1+ year related experience Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Mechanical analysis
  • Design tools
  • Mechanical controls
  • Mechanical diagrams and blueprints
  • Mechanical test equipment design
  • Mechanical theory
Troubleshooting OSHA and MSHA regulations Problem solving skills Detail orientated Time management

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