Technical Supervisor

"Job Purpose: To operate and maintain plant utility systems to ensure continuous availability of utilities required for manufacturing, facility operations, and other plant activities.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Operate and monitor assigned utility systems, such as compressors, chillers, boilers, cooling towers, pumps, and water systems, as applicable to the facility.
2. Monitor operating parameters, including pressure, temperature, flow, water levels, and equipment status, within approved operating limits.
3. Record utility readings, consumption data, equipment status, and shift handover information accurately.
4. Conduct routine inspections to identify leaks, abnormal noise, vibration, overheating, and other equipment abnormalities.
5. Perform preventive maintenance and routine servicing according to approved schedules and instructions.
6. Respond to utility breakdowns and coordinate with the engineering team to minimize operational interruptions.
7. Ensure water, compressed air, steam, and other utility systems meet applicable specifications and operational requirements.
8. Support calibration, maintenance, qualification, and validation activities where required for critical utility systems.
9. Follow permit-to-work, isolation, lockout/tagout, PPE, and other applicable safety requirements.
10. Maintain equipment logbooks, maintenance records, and housekeeping in utility areas; report deviations and abnormal conditions promptly.
11. Coordinate with Production, QA, and other departments during planned shutdowns, maintenance activities, and utility interruptions.
Qualifications and Skills: ITI or Diploma in Mechanical, Electrical, or a relevant engineering discipline; utility operation and maintenance experience preferred; understanding of pumps, compressors, chillers, and industrial utility systems.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs): Utility availability, breakdown frequency, energy efficiency, preventive maintenance compliance, utility parameter compliance, documentation accuracy, and safe working practices."