Maintenance Engineer at CFAO Motors Kenya limited (Formerly Toyota Kenya)

Operational Responsibilities

• Follow all safety regulations and best practices to ensure a safe working environment.
• Participate in safety training and contribute to the development of safety procedures.
• Develop and implement preventive maintenance schedules to reduce downtime and extend the lifespan of equipment
• Manage systems and equipment data storage and maintain high level of standards and accuracy.
• Evaluate and recommend upgrades or modifications to improve equipment performance and efficiency.
• Monitor and manage inventory levels of spare parts and maintenance supplies
• To ensure periodic inspection and testing of utility systems such as transformers, electrical control systems, power generators and air compressors.
• To prepare calibration schedules and ensure routine calibration and maintenance requirements of a variety of gauges, test machines, torquing tools and wrenches are undertaken.
• Perform emergency repairs and corrective actions to minimise production interruptions
• Conduct periodic inspections to ensure the efficient performance of work equipment and systems
• Implement and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives aimed at optimising production processes
• To ensure availability of work tools, machines, and other necessary equipment required for the performance of job duties.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

• Minimum level of academic and professional qualification required to perform effectively in the role
•  A minimum of bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field from a recognised
• Institution.
• Relevant certifications in maintenance or engineering fields, such as CMRP (Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professional) or equivalent, can be advantageous.
• Strong knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems related to assembly line equipment
• Minimum level of experience required to perform effectively in the role
• 5 years of relevant experience from a recognised organisation