Job Summary

The Mechanical Maintenance Technician is responsible for performing preventive, corrective, and emergency maintenance of mechanical equipment and systems to ensure reliable and uninterrupted facility operations. The role includes troubleshooting, repair, installation, testing, overhauling, and commissioning of pumps, motors, generators, piping systems, hydraulic equipment, air compressors, and other mechanical assets in accordance with safety standards and manufacturer recommendations.

Key Responsibilities

Mechanical Systems Maintenance

Carry out preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance of mechanical systems.

Inspect mechanical equipment for abnormal operation, vibration, leakage, and wear.

Troubleshoot and rectify mechanical faults with minimum downtime.

Perform routine inspections and functional testing of mechanical equipment.

Install, repair, replace, and commission mechanical components.

Pump Maintenance

Perform preventive and breakdown maintenance of:

Centrifugal Pumps

Booster Pumps

Transfer Pumps

Fire Pumps

Chilled Water Pumps

Sewage Pumps

Sump Pumps

Vertical Multistage Pumps

Split Case Pumps

Troubleshoot pump failures and abnormal performance.

Replace bearings, seals, impellers, shafts, sleeves, and couplings.

Carry out pump alignment using dial gauge or laser alignment.

Perform pump performance testing after maintenance.

Motor Overhauling

Dismantle and overhaul electric motors.

Replace bearings, seals, cooling fans, couplings, and other mechanical parts.

Check shaft run-out and bearing clearances.

Carry out motor alignment with driven equipment.

Perform vibration and temperature checks after installation.

Generator Mechanical Maintenance

Perform mechanical maintenance of diesel generators.

Inspect engine components, cooling systems, belts, hoses, filters, and exhaust systems.

Replace oil, coolant, fuel filters, and air filters.

Check engine vibration and abnormal noise.

Assist in generator load testing.

VFD Equipment

Assist electrical personnel during VFD installation and maintenance.

Inspect motor coupling, cooling fan operation, and mechanical integrity associated with VFD-driven equipment.

Report abnormal vibration or mechanical loading affecting VFD operation.

Piping Works

Carry out installation, maintenance, and repair of

GI (Galvanized Iron) Piping

Carbon Steel Piping

Stainless Steel (SS) Piping

HDPE Pipes (basic)

PVC Pipes

Copper Pipes (basic mechanical support)

Activities include

Pipe cutting and threading.

Pipe fitting and alignment.

Flange installation.

Valve installation and replacement.

Pipe supports installation.

Leak testing.

Hydrostatic pressure testing.

Hydraulic Systems

Maintain hydraulic power packs and hydraulic equipment.

Replace hydraulic hoses, seals, cylinders, pumps, and valves.

Monitor hydraulic oil level and contamination.

Troubleshoot hydraulic pressure loss and leakage.

Perform hydraulic filter replacement and oil servicing.

Air Compressors

Perform preventive maintenance of screw and reciprocating air compressors.

Replace oil, filters, separators, and belts.

Check compressor pressure settings.

Inspect safety valves and pressure switches.

Troubleshoot compressor alarms and mechanical failures.

Mechanical Troubleshooting

Diagnose mechanical failures using appropriate tools.

Identify root causes of equipment failures.

Repair rotating equipment.

Monitor vibration, temperature, pressure, and flow parameters.

Recommend corrective actions to improve equipment reliability.

Safety Responsibilities

Follow Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures.

Use proper PPE while performing maintenance.

Follow permit-to-work procedures.

Maintain housekeeping in workshops and plant rooms.

Ensure safe lifting and rigging practices.

Report unsafe conditions immediately.

Documentation

Complete maintenance checklists and reports.

Record breakdown history and corrective actions.

Update CMMS work orders.

Maintain spare parts usage records.

Prepare inspection reports.