Mechanic Technician GMD

Roles and responsibilities

• Carries out and verify the correctness of installation of AC Equipment to ensure that the required operational parameters are achieved.
• Under the supervision of AC Foreman, the job holder carries out operational functions of AC equipment.
• Under the supervision of AC Foreman, the job holder executes testing & commissioning activities of AC equipment as and when required.
• Trouble shoots and carries out necessary repairs of AC Equipment whenever advised by the superiors.
• Ensures that the necessary tools and plants are available in order to perform the job.
• Always Follows the HSE requirements of the site to ensure that HSE regulation are met.
  

Requirements

• Must have full awareness of A/C Equipment installation copper pip installation, brazing of copper pipes, testing, commissioning and troubleshooting of DX Systems, VRF system and roof top units, ducted split systems.
• Chillers experience would be advantageous.
• 05 – 10 years of installation experience of A/C Equipment – Gulf experience preferable.
• Should have good technical skills and application skills
• Reading and understanding of technical manuals, catalogs etc. of English language is essential.
  

Benefits

• Free Recruitment
• Accommodation
• Food
• Medical Insurance
• Paid Leave
• Travel Ticket T&C Applies as per group policy and UAE Labour Law
• Automotive Repair Shops: Working on cars, trucks, motorcycles, and other vehicles.
• Heavy Equipment Maintenance: Repairing and maintaining machinery used in construction, mining, and agriculture.
• Industrial Maintenance: Working in manufacturing plants to maintain machinery used in production lines or factory operations.
• Aviation: Performing maintenance on aircraft, engines, and avionics systems.
• Marine: Working on boats, ships, and other watercraft.
• Fleet Maintenance: Maintaining and repairing company fleets of vehicles (e.g., delivery trucks, buses).

Desired candidate profile

• Diagnosis and Troubleshooting:

  • Identifying Problems: Mechanic Technicians use diagnostic tools, manuals, and their knowledge to identify issues in mechanical systems such as engines, transmissions, or hydraulics.
  • Running Tests: Performing tests on vehicles or equipment to pinpoint mechanical or electrical malfunctions, often using specialized diagnostic software or tools.
  • Analyzing Symptoms: Interpreting symptoms reported by customers or observed in equipment to diagnose the cause of mechanical issues.

• Repairs and Maintenance:

  • Repairing Mechanical Components: Once an issue is identified, the technician repairs or replaces faulty components like engines, brakes, transmissions, or other mechanical parts.
  • Routine Maintenance: Conducting regular maintenance services such as oil changes, tire rotations, brake inspections, or filter replacements to keep vehicles or machines running smoothly.
  • Electrical and Hydraulic System Repairs: Many modern machines have complex electrical and hydraulic systems, and mechanics must be skilled in repairing or maintaining these systems in addition to traditional mechanical parts.

• Parts Replacement:

  • Replacing Damaged or Worn Parts: Mechanic Technicians often replace parts that are beyond repair, such as belts, hoses, spark plugs, filters, and alternators.
  • Ensuring Compatibility: Ensuring that replacement parts are compatible with the vehicle or machinery being repaired and that they meet manufacturer specifications.

• Maintenance Records and Documentation:

  • Maintaining Service Logs: Keeping detailed records of the services performed, parts replaced, and diagnostics conducted for each vehicle or piece of equipment.
  • Following Maintenance Schedules: Adhering to scheduled maintenance intervals, keeping track of service history, and ensuring that machines or vehicles remain in good working order.
  • Reporting to Supervisors or Clients: Communicating the nature of repairs or maintenance performed and making recommendations for future service needs.