Mechanical & Maintenance Engineer Job at Shugulika Africa Limited

Shugulika Africa Limited

Job Description – Mechanical & Maintenance Engineer
A leading mining and fertilizer manufacturing company based near Babati, Manyara region (opposite Tarangire National Park) in Tanzania is looking to hire a Mechanical & Maintenance Engineer for the factory to ensure that all the machineries are running efficiently and optimally, regular and periodic maintenance schedules are drawn up and adhered to.

Responsibilities

To ensure machineries are running efficiently and optimally
To ensure regula and periodic maintenance schedules are drawn up and adhered to and troubleshoot faulty machinery and repair faulty equipment.
Document each maintenance and repair session hence allowing other mechanical maintenance technicians on different shifts to see what has and hasn’t been done.
Ensure compliance with OSHA standards for employee safety
Ensure no down time due to mechanical failures during production hours of fertilizer.
Create and implement maintenance standard operating procedures based on specific machine knowledge
Perform mechanical repairs using hand and power tools
Collaborate with other mechanical maintenance technicians to solve complex mechanical issues
To train employees to carry out various functions.
Keep an organized daily log of all machine maintenance and repairs

Requirements:

Candidate must have a Degree in Mechanical Engineering and over 1- years of experience in manufacturing industry.
Should also be well conversant with repairs and maintenance of machineries, compressors, generators, conveyors and other equipments.
Excellent problem-solving capacity, with demonstrated ability for considerable analysis and sound judgment to find solutions in a complex environment with shifting and competing priorities.

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Seniority Level: Mid-Senior level
Industry: Mining & Metals
Employment Type: Full-time
Job Functions: Engineering Information Technology