Company DescriptionThe Artisan Fitter supports the Mechanical Foreman appointed in terms of 2.9.2 of the MHSA, Act 29 of 1996. This person shall possess advanced technical knowledge (both theory and practical) aligned to a skills matrix and development plan to maintain, install and commission the fitting components of the machinery and equipment to an agreed standard in accordance with AAP operating procedures and shall provide assurance to the Mechanical Foreman that all mechanical equipment installations comply with AAP standards and specifications.Job DescriptionProvide expert specialised engineering services (e.g.: advanced mechanical diagnostics, fault finding of critical equipment).Work is performed to 'Zero Harm' principles to prevent injury to persons and damage to machinery and equipment.Work area maintained to the required housekeeping (5 S) standards.All equipment and facilities to comply with required AAP specifications and standards for safe operation.All safety devices and facilities are operational and correctly used.Lifting equipment maintained and repaired to ensure optimum plant availability and reliability.Routine maintenance and condition monitoring of equipment components.Team lead for component replacements.Conduct advanced defect elimination on mechanical systems in order to eliminate repeats.Continuous improvement on mechanical systems by participating and driving OEM approved modifications/design improvements to improve component life or performance.Advanced troubleshooting on complex breakdowns and repeat breakdowns.Investigate all "out of the ordinary" and repeat incidents with the aim to identify root causes and eliminate defects.Maintenance checklists, inspections, and associated legal and mandatory logbooks are up to date and accurate.Final sign off serviced equipment to return to service.Perform all periodic inspections on overhead cranes, electrical hoists and other lifting equipment.Adhere to all legal requirements as per the Mines Health and Safety Act 29 of 1996 and the Minerals Act and Regulations of 1991.Report any contraventions of the Minerals Act, MHSA, Regulations, codes of practice, instructions, permissions, exemptions.Be responsible for the appropriate discipline of subordinates, learners or support personnel and contractors. Coach fitter subordinates, learners or support personnel and contractors towards compliance with AAP standards, specifications and procedures relating to the discipline.Perform planned task observations on subordinates, learners or support personnel and contractors.Stop all unsafe activities, practices, and machinery.Report any risk associated with non-compliance or inability to comply with standards, specifications, procedures and documents relating to the discipline.Assist with identification of mitigating measures to control risks and resolve emerging safety issues.Provide inputs and support into accident and incident analyses.Assist with the identification of specialist tools and facilities to enable efficient maintenance, repairs and fault finding.Assist and advise the engineer on critical spares relating to mechanical equipment structures and structural components of mechanical equipment needs and gaps.Obtain specialised knowledge from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and external specialists on the maintenance and testing of complex systems.Maintain, repair and install mechanical equipment on various asset types and locations across the operations.Swiftly and comprehensively fault-find and rectify problems on mechanical equipment.Install, maintain and repair mechanical systems generally.Maintain, repair and installation of mechanical assets.Actively take part in risk assessment, and all related Health and Safety issues.Identify problematic plant and the subsequent faults and take part in finding efficient solutions to return equipment to working order.Provide knowledge, information and on-site support for operational teams and partners.Day to day liaison with operational staff.Responsible for ensuring the correct maintenance, H&S, procurement and administration procedures are followed on every job.QualificationsN3 certificate advantageousFitter and Turner qualificationFitter Trade TestAAP SIMM inspectors course NACE Level 1 advantageous1-5 years' experience of which 3 years as a qualified fitter/turner within the mining or heavy industrial sectorsHow to ApplyTo apply for this role, please complete our online application form. You will have the opportunity to upload your CV and other relevant documentation as part of this process.Closing date: 06 November 2024
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