Supervise and coordinate mechanical maintenance activities for Utility / Power Plant equipment to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient plant operations.
Lead maintenance technicians in performing routine inspections, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, breakdown repairs, and equipment overhauls.
Monitor and maintain critical utility equipment, including boilers, boiler auxiliaries, steam turbines, pumps, cooling towers, condensate recovery systems, desalination systems, DM Water Plant, WWTP, and related piping systems.
Support the planning, scheduling, and execution of preventive maintenance based on equipment condition, OEM recommendations, and operational priorities.
Ensure proper maintenance of equipment history, PM records, vibration reports, spare parts status, and technical documentation.
Coordinate with Operations, Shift Supervisors, Engineering, and Superintendent teams to resolve mechanical issues and support plant performance.
Ensure all maintenance activities comply with company standards, safety procedures, environmental regulations, and quality requirements.
Requirements
Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related technical field
Minimum 5 to 10 years of experience in mechanical maintenance, preferably in Power Plant, Utility, Boiler, Turbine, or Industrial Maintenance
Experience in industries such as Palm Oil Refinery, Oleochemical, Power Plant, Pulp & Paper, Petrochemical is preferred
Strong technical knowledge of mechanical utility equipment, including: Boiler and boiler auxiliaries, Steam turbine systems, Coal Handling Plant and Ash Handling Plant, DM Water Plant, WWTP, cooling tower, desalination plant, Boiler feed pumps, seawater pumps, fire hydrant pumps, and piping systems
Good understanding of preventive maintenance planning, condition monitoring, vibration analysis, breakdown analysis, and reliability improvement
Familiar with spare parts management, equipment master data, maintenance history, and technical documentation
Willing to be based in Dumai (regular cycle, annual leave = 12 working days)
