Job Purpose and Scope Directs and participates in mechanical repair and overhaul activities at any of the company’s onshore or offshore sites or in the workshop. Covers equipment and machinery such as pumps of various types, compressors, gas turbines, electric motors, valves, fan units, gear-boxes etc. Principal Accountabilities Obtains work permits from his supervisor, reviews work assigned and arranges for the necessary transport, material, tools and equipment to complete the task. Allocates work to assigned technicians, participates in the work as necessary and in the diagnosis of faults of a more complex nature. Inspects and tests completed work to ensure that it has been carried out in accordance with requirements and that equipment performs satisfactorily before being handed back to operating section. Carries out assigned routine and preventive maintenance, including replacing work or damaged parts and arranging for test runs as necessary. Checks that replacement parts are available in store. Refers to his supervisor for fabrication/repair in workshop, if parts not available. Issues comprehensive daily activity reports outlining the cause of faults, the nature of the work and the materials, labor and time taken to complete the task. Ensures that all tools and test equipment are kept clean and serviceable. Advises his supervisor of spare parts requirements. Ensures that all maintenance activities are conducted within company standing instructions and procedures and good oil industry practice. Performs other similar or related duties such as providing training to newly employed technicians. Minimum Requirements · Completion of Secondary (Technical) education (12 years) followed by 2 years’ full-time formal training in mechanical trades. · Min. 8 years’ experience in mechanical maintenance work in the oil or petrochemical industry. · Good knowledge of English.