GES Mechanical (Ref: IVP-ENG-2620)
Ivanhoe Mines
Suitable candidate must possess the following minimum qualifications and skills:
- Grade 12 (National Senior Certificate).
- N3 Certificate or higher in Mechanical Engineering - N6 certificate, or a National Diploma/BTech in Mechanical Engineering
- Mechanical Trade Test Certificate (Section 13 or Section 26D Artisan qualification, such as a Fitter, Millwright, or Diesel Mechanic).
- 5 to 8 years of post-qualification experience within a heavy industrial, plant, or mining environment.
- Supervisory or foreman experience overseeing mechanical maintenance, repairs, and plant reliability is frequently requested.
- Manage the maintenance and engineering integrity of mechanical assets within the approved GES scope, such as pumps, compressors, piping, valves, lifting equipment.
- Investigate mechanical incidents and near misses and implement corrective and preventive actions.
- Manage the maintenance and engineering integrity of mechanical assets within the approved GES scope, such as pumps, compressors, piping, valves, lifting equipment or other assigned plant.
- Develop and implement preventive, predictive and corrective maintenance plans with operations and maintenance teams.
- coordinate labour, tools, materials, contractors and access to execute planned work and urgent breakdown repairs.
- Ensure mechanical equipment, installations and repairs comply with applicable legislation, approved engineering standards, OEM requirements and site procedures.
- Provide technical directions to supervisors, artisans and service providers; verify competency and quality of work.
- Prepare inputs to the mechanical maintenance budget and monitor expenditure, labour, spares and repair costs.
- Compile accurate daily, weekly and monthly reports on maintenance, downtime, risks, costs and improvement actions
- Coordinate with mining, processing, infrastructure, safety, procurement and other relevant departments to prioritise work and manage interfaces.
Should you not hear from the Company within 14 days of the closing date, you should assume that your application has not been successful.