Maintenance Planner (FMCG)
دوام كامل
في Network Engineering
في
South Africa
نُشرت يوم January 9, 2025
تفاصيل الوظيفة
Maintenance Planner
Reference: NES017373-ZAN-2 Currently recruiting for a Maintenance Planner for a position based in Piet Retief.Duties & Responsibilities
Qualifications & Experience- Grade 12/Matric.
- Trade tested and qualified as a Fitter, or Fitter & Turner.
- A National Diploma in Mechanical engineering would be advantageous.
- Prior experience in procurement and maintenance systems.
- MS Office proficient with advanced Excel knowledge.
- Initiative and drive to get the job done.
- Have confidence to work with the management team.
- Persistence and perseverance to get administrative tasks completed.
- A team player, hardworking and with a high regard for safety and quality.
- A tidy and detail orientated person.
- The discipline to implement and follow systems and procedures.
- Must be a good communicator and be able to work under pressure.
- Printing and controlling PM schedules.
- Capturing maintenance data on Asset Care and other cost management systems.
- Analysing job cards and closing off job cards on Shopware.
- Replenishing spares as required by placing orders with approved vendors.
- Controlling critical spares and stock counts.
- Placing and managing local purchases so that we receive stock/services on time.
- GRN’s and following up on items ordered.
- Incoming goods receipt management.
- Administering Purchase Orders (POs) for suppliers/contractors.
- Ensuring supplier documentation is kept up to date and files are always BRC audit ready.
- Contributing to Cost Improvement projects by reducing the prices of purchased goods and services.
- Filing and document management.
- Other administrative tasks as required.
- Monthly reporting and analysis of downtime data.
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