Maintenance Schedular/Planner - Hay 13 at NECSA

Key Performance Areas

Maintenance of Reactor and Irradiation Facilities

• Ensure SAFARI-1 reactor systems and irradiation facilities (IPR rigs, beam lines, pneumatics, RINGAS, silicon rigs) are maintained for optimal performance and availability.
• Schedule and coordinate routine and ad-hoc maintenance based on MPRs and operational requirements.
• Maintain the plant and facilities in a state of operational readiness within allocated budgets and manpower.
• Independently prioritize and plan maintenance tasks including corrective, preventive, and predictive maintenance.

Shutdown Planning and Execution

• Ensure effective planning and coordination of all shutdown maintenance activities.
• Develop and distribute the monthly shutdown schedule to internal and external stakeholders (including NNR) on time.
• Conduct pre- and post-shutdown meetings with RR managers and section heads to align expectations and performance.
• Evaluate and refine shutdown strategies based on historical data and RFM logs.

Maintenance Task Monitoring and Resource Coordination

• Monitor progress and manage resources effectively for ongoing maintenance tasks.
• Track status of ad-hoc and scheduled maintenance tasks through systems such as RFM and ISI.
• Engage regularly with technicians, artisans, engineers, and managers to ensure task progress and resolve delays.
• Balance resource availability with maintenance demands to optimize utilization.

 Safety and Compliance

• Promote and maintain a safe working environment through adherence to safety protocols and standards.
• Adhere to NECSA safety rules, PPE requirements, and permit systems.
• Participate in safety initiatives, including BBS (Behavior-Based Safety).
• Strive for continuous reduction of DIIR and TIR rates.

Management Systems and Reporting

• Utilize and manage maintenance and information systems effectively for planning and decision-making.
• Maintain accuracy of the RFM ad-hoc maintenance logging system.
• Prepare quarterly reports and present insights at meetings with RR management.
• Ensure integration of ISI, RFM, and shutdown schedules for comprehensive planning.

HR, Learning and Growth

• Support team development and personal growth through training and skills enhancement.
• Provide technical support and informal training to artisans and technicians.
• Participate in training initiatives in alignment with the IDP and statutory requirements.

Minimum Qualifications:

• National Diploma (NQF Level 6) in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering, or related technical field.
• A recognized qualification in Maintenance Planning/Scheduling will be an added advantage

Minimum Experience:

• A minimum of 5 years of experience in maintenance planning, engineering, or operations, with at least 3 years in a supervisory or coordination role.
• Proven track record of planning and executing routine and shutdown maintenance in a complex technical environment.
• SAP PM (Plant Maintenance) or equivalent CMMS training/certification.
• Project Management or Maintenance Planning short courses