QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE :
Education:
- Diploma, Technical/Vocational Certificate, or equivalent qualification in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Maintenance, Electro-Mechanical Technology, or a related technical field.
- Relevant technical certification in electrical installation, industrial maintenance, or a related discipline is highly desirable.
Experience:
- Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in industrial/factory maintenance.
- Strong experience in the maintenance and repair of woodworking, carpentry, joinery, furniture, or fit-out machinery is highly desirable.
- Proven hands-on experience in electrical installation, troubleshooting, repair, testing, maintenance, and electrical control systems.
- Experience in A/C maintenance, plumbing, water pumps, and data/LAN cabling is required.
- Experience in a carpentry/joinery or manufacturing environment is an advantage.
- Not more than 45 years old.
SKILLS & COMPETENCIES
- Strong mechanical maintenance and troubleshooting skills.
- Comprehensive practical knowledge of electrical systems, electrical installations, wiring, control circuits, motors, starters, contactors, relays, breakers, electrical panels, and industrial equipment.
- Ability to independently diagnose and rectify electrical faults.
- Ability to read and understand electrical wiring diagrams, schematics, machine manuals, and technical drawings.
- Competence in using electrical testing instruments such as multimeters, clamp meters, insulation testers, and other appropriate diagnostic equipment.
- Strong knowledge of woodworking and joinery machinery.
- Practical knowledge of A/C systems and maintenance.
- Practical knowledge of plumbing systems and water pumps.
- Knowledge of LAN/data cable installation, termination, and physical troubleshooting.
- Ability to perform preventive and corrective maintenance.
- Strong problem-solving and fault-diagnosis skills.
?KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES
A. Woodworking Machinery & Equipment Maintenance
- Inspect, troubleshoot, repair, service, and maintain various carpentry, joinery, and woodworking machines and equipment.
- Diagnose mechanical and electrical faults affecting machinery and determine the appropriate corrective action.
- Repair, adjust, overhaul, or replace defective, worn-out, or damaged machine parts and components.
- Conduct preventive maintenance of woodworking machinery to minimize unexpected breakdowns and production downtime.
- Inspect and maintain bearings, belts, pulleys, gears, shafts, motors, couplings, pneumatic components, lubrication systems, electrical components, control devices, and other machine parts.
- Perform machine alignment, adjustment, lubrication, cleaning, calibration, and other maintenance activities as required.
- Respond promptly to machine breakdowns and emergency maintenance requirements from the Production Department.
- Coordinate with machine operators, Production Supervisors, and Foremen to identify recurring machine problems and recommend corrective measures.
- Maintain accurate records of machine breakdowns, repairs, parts replaced, and preventive maintenance activities.
- Identify machines or components requiring major repair, overhaul, replacement, or specialized external service.
B. Electrical Works & Electrical Maintenance
- Identify electrical hazards, defective installations, overloaded circuits, damaged cables, loose connections, and other unsafe conditions and take immediate corrective action or report them to Management.
- Carry out full electrical inspection, troubleshooting, testing, repair, installation, maintenance, and replacement works within the factory, offices, accommodation, workshops, and other Company facilities, within the technician's qualifications and authorization.
- Diagnose electrical faults in machinery, equipment, building services, lighting systems, power outlets, distribution systems, control circuits, and other electrical installations.
- Install, maintain, repair, modify, and replace electrical wiring, cables, switches, sockets, circuit breakers, isolators, contactors, relays, fuses, timers, sensors, control devices, motors, starters, and other electrical components.
- Troubleshoot electrical control circuits and motor-related problems associated with woodworking machinery and other factory equipment.
- Inspect and maintain electrical panels, distribution boards, control panels, motor control systems, and associated electrical connections.
- Conduct electrical testing and fault-finding using appropriate electrical testing instruments and equipment.
- Perform electrical installation and repair works in accordance with approved technical procedures, safety requirements, and applicable electrical standards.
- Check electrical loads, connections, cable conditions, grounding/earthing, insulation, and other relevant electrical parameters as required.
- Carry out electrical maintenance associated with machinery installation, relocation, modification, and commissioning.
- Assist in the electrical installation and connection of new machinery and equipment.
- Ensure proper isolation and safe shutdown of electrical systems before commencing repair or maintenance work.
- Maintain records of electrical maintenance, repairs, replacements, inspections, and testing activities.
- Coordinate with external electrical contractors or specialized service providers for major electrical works requiring specialized equipment, certification, or statutory approval.
C. Air-Conditioning Maintenance
- Inspect, troubleshoot, repair, service, and maintain air-conditioning systems and units installed in offices, factory areas, workshops, and staff accommodations.
- Diagnose A/C problems including insufficient cooling, water leakage, abnormal noise, electrical faults, drainage problems, and malfunctioning components.
- Clean and maintain filters, coils, drain lines, fans, blowers, and other A/C components.
- Check thermostats, capacitors, motors, electrical connections, control components, and other related parts.
- Carry out repair and replacement of defective A/C components within the technician's technical competency.
- Identify refrigerant, compressor, control, and other major A/C problems and coordinate with specialized A/C contractors where required.
- Maintain records of A/C servicing, repairs, parts replaced, and recurring problems.
D. Plumbing & Water-Pump Systems
- Inspect, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain plumbing and water-supply systems within the factory, offices, and staff accommodation.
- Repair and maintain water lines, faucets, valves, toilets, sinks, drains, water tanks, and other plumbing fixtures.
- Diagnose and rectify problems involving water leakage, blocked drains, low water pressure, and interruption of water supply.
- Inspect, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain water pumps and associated electrical/mechanical components.
- Investigate situations where there is no water supply to toilets, washrooms, accommodation areas, or other facilities and restore the system where possible.
- Check pump motors, pressure switches, control systems, valves, connections, and related components.
- Replace defective plumbing and pump components as required.
- Coordinate with the Maintenance Supervisor/Factory Manager specialized plumbing contractors for major repairs, installations, or system modifications.
E. Internet / Data Cable & Physical Network Connections
- Inspect, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain physical internet/data cable connections serving office PC workstations and other designated locations.
- Install, terminate, test, replace, and maintain LAN/data cables and related physical connection points.
- Check network outlets, patch cables, connectors, and physical cable routes for faults or damage.
- Trace and rectify physical cable connection problems affecting office workstations.
- Conduct cable testing using appropriate cable-testing equipment.
- Coordinate with the IT Department for network configuration, server, router, switch, software, or other IT-related problems beyond physical cabling.
- Ensure network-related maintenance activities are properly coordinated with IT to avoid disruption of Company network services.
F. General Facility Maintenance
- Conduct regular technical inspections of factory facilities, offices, accommodation, workshops, utilities, and equipment.
- Attend to maintenance requests from Production, Administration, HR, and other departments.
- Assist in the installation, dismantling, relocation, adjustment, and commissioning of machinery, equipment, fixtures, and utilities.
- Provide technical assistance during facility improvement, modification, and maintenance projects.
- Coordinate and supervise external technicians and contractors, where assigned by the Maintenance Supervisor.
- Respond to urgent and emergency maintenance requirements when required by Management.
3. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
- Implement scheduled preventive maintenance programs for woodworking machinery, factory equipment, electrical systems, A/C units, water pumps, plumbing systems, and other facilities.
- Conduct scheduled inspections, testing, servicing, lubrication, adjustment, and replacement of components.
- Identify potential mechanical and electrical failures before they result in equipment breakdown.
- Ensure that preventive maintenance activities are completed according to the approved schedule.
- Maintain accurate preventive maintenance checklists and service records.
- Recommend improvements to preventive maintenance procedures to improve equipment reliability and reduce downtime.
4. SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Strictly comply with Company safety policies, procedures, and applicable occupational health and safety requirements.
- Use appropriate PPE and safety equipment when performing maintenance activities.
- Follow proper electrical isolation, lockout/tagout, and safe working procedures before commencing electrical or mechanical maintenance.
- Ensure machinery and equipment are safely isolated before carrying out repair or maintenance work.
- Never perform work beyond the technician's qualifications, authorization, or competency where specialist certification or statutory approval is required.
- Immediately report electrical hazards, damaged equipment, unsafe machinery, water leaks, fire hazards, and other unsafe conditions.
- Ensure the work area is clean, safe, and free of hazards after completing maintenance activities.
ADDITIONAL JOB DESCRIPTION ( For Recruitment Process)
- Ability to work independently with minimum supervision.
- Ability to respond effectively to emergency equipment breakdowns.
- Strong safety awareness and commitment to safe working practices.
Working Conditions
- Based in manufacturing facility with visits to project sites if necessary.
- May require overtime or extended hours during project deadlines.
- Exposure to factory environments, woodworking machinery.
How to apply?
NOTE: Please send your resume and supporting documents (COE, training, seminars) to jobs@isdphilippines.com or you may visit our website and apply online at http://www.isdphilippines.com/
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