Automobile Engineer (HEMM)- Cement Plant, Experience: 10 - 12 Years

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Date : 29-07-2024

Key Skill:

 

Maintaining statutory records required for DGMS (Directorate General of Mines Safety) and IMS (Integrated Management Systems)
 

Bachelors degree in Automobile Engineering,Mechanical Engineering,or a related field.
 

Proven experience in leading and managing large teams
 

Maintaining statutory records required for DGMS & IMS
 

Proven experience in leading and managing large teams.
 

Strong understanding of vehicle maintenance, fleet management, and logistics.
 

Excellent leadership, communication, and decision-making skills.
 

Familiarity with relevant safety and environmental regulations.
 

Planning & maintenance of inventory, budget for all equipment and cost control.
 

Maintaining of reports in SAP Hana.

 

Job Description

 

Responsible for planning and attending to preventive, periodical, and breakdown maintenance of all Heavy Earth Moving Machinery (HEMM), as well as other equipment such as wheel loaders, trucks, locomotives, diesel generators, emergency firefighting engines, and ambulances.

 

Key responsibilities include:

 

Maintaining statutory records required for DGMS (Directorate General of Mines Safety) and IMS (Integrated Management Systems).
 

Keeping history and build-up records, availability and utilization reports, equipment performance reports, tire performance records, run hours records, spares consumption and cost reports, and MIS (Management Information System) reports.
 

Correspondence with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) for services and warranty claims.
 

Implementing Condition-Based Monitoring to enhance equipment availability by minimizing breakdowns.
 

Planning and managing the inventory, budgeting for all equipment, and controlling costs.
 

Maintaining reports in SAP.

 

Qualifications:

 

B.Tech/B.E. in Automobile, Mechanical

 

At least 10-12 years of experience in automotive management, preferably within the mining or heavy industries.