Test, troubleshoot, and repair mechanical tooling and equipment used in turbine generator field operations.
How You'll Make an Impact
Conduct incoming inspections of tools and equipment returned from outages or field operations to ensure completeness and functional condition.
Perform routine maintenance activities including minor mechanical repairs, lubrication, adjustments, and basic calibration checks.
Prepare tool sets for dispatch by verifying tool lists, ensuring correct configuration, packing, labeling, and required documentation.
Store tools, equipment, and materials according to approved Tool Center layout standards and storage procedures.
Identify missing items, damages, non-conformities, or abnormal conditions and report them immediately to the Tool Center Manager.
Support painting, labeling, shelving, housekeeping, and general facility upkeep activities within the Tool Center.
Carry out basic mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic troubleshooting within assigned responsibility.
Read and interpret technical drawings, specifications, manuals, and tool lists accurately.
Comply fully with Occupational Health & Safety (OHS / SG) rules, demonstrate strong risk awareness, use required PPE, and report unsafe conditions or incidents without delay
What You Bring
Vocational Degree or technical certificate in Mechanical Engineering, Maintenance Technology, or a related field.
Proven experience as a Mechanical Technician in an industrial workshop, manufacturing, or tool service environment.
Experience working independently on difficult but not overly complex technical problems, consistent with an experienced professional level.