About the Role
Minimum requirements:
- N6 engineering and Equivalent trade test (Electrical or Mechanical)
- 5 years' experience as an artisan in Utilities
- Minimum of 3 years in an FMCG environment, preferably in bottling
- Numerical/verbal reasoning
- Computer literate, MS Office and SAP experience
- Understanding of Asset Performance and maintenance philosophy with excellent process improvement skills and a solid foundation in process understanding and problem-solving (eg root cause analysis)
- Ability to work autonomously.
- Ability to work in a team and be an effective team member, with good communication skills
- Has the strength of character to challenge poor team behaviours and non-adherence to standards.
- Functioned in an environment with FSSC accreditation with a clear understanding of how maintenance influences food safety and quality.
- Surfaces problems; doesn't hide them.
- Is an ambassador for Manufacturing Excellence and continuous improvement.
- Responds to change in a positive and flexible manner, adaptability.
- Has a safe working knowledge and understands the need for maintaining legal compliance.
- Sound knowledge of bottling principles, e.g., Labeller, Rinser, Filler, and Capping maintenance
- Knowledge of risk standards (Quality / H&S / Environment) and safety and hygiene compliance procedures
- Working knowledge of SAP, Harford
Key Responsibilities:
- Maintain a safe and organised workplace environment through adherence to the Safety and 5S MMS practices.
- Provide Asset Care Technician resources (electrical and/or mechanical) to the Operations team.
- Accountable for ensuring all assigned Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) schedules are carried out at the defined frequency and completed to the required standard.
- Coach operators to perform autonomous maintenance tasks, machine set-up optimisation and support growth in equipment capability as required.
- Support capital work, including installation, commissioning and testing within the area as required. Responsible for feeding into early equipment management.
- Make full use of SAP - SAP reporting & recording completion.
- Review RCM activity on a weekly basis.
- Apply and use MMS principles, tools and techniques, contributing positively to MMS ITFs.
- Manage personal data in Workday, e.g., P4G and personal details, My Learning Hub, etc.
- Attend and contribute to SIC process. Complete short interval control documentation on activities.
- Raise and attend 5 Whys as defined by agreed trigger points. Work with Operators and team leaders to play a proactive role in situational problem solving on shift. Fixing problems and finding solutions via RCPS.
- Participate in line improvement projects.
- Engage in start-of-shift meetings and performance-based team meetings to raise and address persistent performance issues.
- Participate in daily, weekly, and monthly asset care review meetings.
- Anticipate issues and be more proactive in your approach.
- Support TLs & Operators to build asset care and RCPS capability.
- Attend all Tier 1 meetings and Tier 2 meetings as required, contribute to the agenda and complete actions as required.
- Add to the maintenance system by optimising work schedules to add value.
- All planned maintenance schedules issued to be completed on time and in full.
- Potential to carry out standby activities as and when required.
- Carry out audits and inspections on equipment deems to fall under legislative requirements.
- Able to run with and manage projects such eg.FI improvements.

