Key Objective: The Technician – Mechanical Maintenance of Machinery & Static Equipment will be responsible for the repair, maintenance, troubleshooting and upkeep of machinery and static mechanical equipment used in the Ammonia, Urea, Production handling, Offsites & Utilities, and Steam & Power Generation plants of Perdaman’s fertilizer complex. This includes turbines, compressors, pumps, boilers, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, fans, reclaimer, conveyor systems and other equipment vital to plant operations. As a mechanical maintenance technician, you are required to perform day-to-day mechanical maintenance activities ensuring high operational availability, efficiency and reliability with minimum downtime. You will ensure that all equipment are maintained in accordance with the industry standards and established maintenance practices, safety regulations and manufacturer :•Diploma / TAFE in Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Technology, or related field.•Additional certifications or training in specialized mechanical maintenance (e.g., vibration analysis, pump maintenance, machinery alignment, welding, NDT, etc.) are an advantageSkills:•Strong mechanical aptitude for maintaining rotating and static machinery.•Knowledge of plant operations, mechanical systems, and safety protocols.Experience:•At least 6 - 15 years of hands-on experience in mechanical maintenance, with a focus on rotating and static equipment in a continuous process industry, with a minimum of 5 years of experience in the fertilizer, chemical, or petrochemical industries.•Proven experience of working with a wide range of mechanical systems, including compressors, turbines, boilers, pumps, pressure vessels, and heat exchangers.•Experience of working in a Urea Granulation plant, product handling and conveyor system is an added advantage.•Familiarity with Condition Monitoring Systems (CMS) and Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods is a plus.•Hands on experience on Computerised Maintenance Management SystemKey Responsibilities:•Perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of machinery and static equipment, as directed by the Supervisor/Engineer.•Execute disassembly, inspection, and assembly of mechanical components, ensuring compliance with safety and vendor recommendations and established maintenance procedures.•Conduct regular Look-Listen-Feel (LLF) inspections to identify wear, damage, or potential failures while taking field rounds.•Monitor equipment performance, record deviations, and report findings to Supervisors/Engineers.•Conduct preventive, predictive, breakdown and shutdown maintenance tasks instructed by Supervisors/Engineers.