Bidvest Facilities Management was founded in 2002 under the name Total Facilities Management Company (TFMC). It was a joint venture with Atkins, one of Western Europe's leading engineering and facilities management organisation. The purpose was to facilitate the outsourcing of the infrastructure management group within a major organisation, and to embed inte...
The Generator Deployer & Refueller role will involve the towing, deploying, refueling and recovering of mobile units. Actual and potential generator nonconformities are dealt with, and that corrective and preventative actions are taken to report to the upper level.
MAIN OUTPUTS
Refueling of static and mobile generators, as per timeously requirements.
Deploying and recovering of mobile generators as per operational requirements
Performing basic Power checks and facilitate manual changeover between Eskom and Generator supply.
Maintaining the general condition and cleanliness of Generators, Bowsers, and all Company Assets.
Perform Quality measures and Audits.
Plan generator repairs.
Oversee and identify the possible risks that may affect H&S, workflow, quality, performance, etc., and must report all risks identified on time in the proper means of communication to urgency.
Will be expected to travel and perform tasks in different regions from time to time.
Maintaining accurate documentation of generator usage and deployment details.
Conducting pre- and post-deployment inspections to ensure proper functionality.
Adhering to safety regulations, guidelines, and industry standards.
Requires strong technical knowledge, physical stamina, and excellent problem-solving skills to ensure reliable and efficient mobile generator services.
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