Preventative Maintenance Fitter

at  Liebherr Container Cranes Ltd

QUALIFICATIONS REQUIREMENTS AND EXPERIENCE

• Qualified fitter or other relevant related qualification
• Minimum of 3 years’ previous experience in a maintenance department
• The ability to work at heights and in confined spaces is essential
• Basic PC skills are required
• Experience in the use and/or maintenance /repair of overhead cranes and lifting equipment would be an advantage
• Experience with heavy steel construction environment would be an advantage
• Must be available to work Tuesday - Saturday 06:30 - 15:00/15:00 - 23:30

RESPONSIBILITIES

We are currently recruiting for a Preventative Maintenance Fitter to join our team on a fixed term contract basis. The Preventive Maintenance Fitter will be responsible for carrying out maintenance on machines, optimising functionality and ensuring machines are in safe working order. The successful will work efficiently, as per maintenance schedule, completing records for each machine. This role is a Tuesday to Saturday shift pattern, involving shift work.

Responsibilities shall include, but are not limited to the following:

• Maintenance, repair and installation of miscellaneous machines and services throughout the factory, in compliance with regulatory and company requirements
• Working in accordance with preventative maintenance schedules, job cards and procedures
• Maintenance of records, either manually or using a PC based recording system
• Recording of service / preventative maintenance records, and signing off of job cards for completed tasks
• Updating shift handover logbook as required at the end of the shift
• Updating of spare parts log / store inventories and recording of parts used
• Providing feedback on weak points on machinery, and further machine maintenance requirements
• Learning how machines function, and development of skills, knowledge and competencies regarding machine maintenance tasks
• Working on own initiative and liaising with operators, chargehands, supervisors and others as required to successfully complete maintenance tasks
• Checking machine manuals, drawings, preventative maintenance schedules etc. when required to successfully complete tasks
• Removing machines from service, which, if put back into operation may pose a health and safety risk to operators or others
• Training, both on and off the job, on current and future machines / services within the company, this may necessitate travel abroad for training