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To assist stakeholders in achieving high equipment availability, reliability and productivity through improved maintenance and operation practices to ultimately reduce the equipment's total cost of ownership.
Improve MTBF (mean time before failure) and/or reduce MTTR (mean time to repair), by supporting the maintenance schedule, parts selection and inventory forecasting, technical coaching and training, and equipment health checks.
Coordination with machine down support and 24/7 customer assistance programs and however necessary with company.
This position requires ample time spent per site, i.e. starting up a performance contract or completing a specific project.
Requirement is to have excellent communication skills, lead by example, passion for maintaining equipment as well as share equipment knowledge, and work according to Company standards & procedures.
Requirements: Qualification and Skill
Tertiary Diploma Engineering / Managerial program in operations field
Trade Certificate of Competence, Diesel Mechanic, Auto Electrical, Millwright, Mechanical fitter
Minimum 4 years’ experience working as a Field Service Specialist / Managing performance contracts / Supervising maintenance crew’s.
Underground & Open cast mining environment experience
Maintenance of earth-moving equipment experience
Valid driver’s license
Full physical & medical certificate to work in a mining environment.
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