About this role
The role is for a technician at Dangote, based in Ogun, focusing on mechanical fabrication, installation, maintenance and repair of plant equipment, instruments and structures. It requires coordinating with shift technicians to identify and fix problems, carrying out preventive and corrective maintenance, and ensuring safety and proper use of PPE. The position involves tool inventory, data entry in ERP (such as SAP) for spares, and adhering to PM schedules while maintaining quality maintenance. It also includes reporting breakdowns, attending to issues promptly, and participating in safety, health and environmental programmes. The role targets candidates with mechanical trade qualifications and relevant field experience in a cement production environment or similar setting.
What you would do
- Coordinate with shift technicians to identify faulty equipment and perform timely repairs.
- Execute corrective and preventive maintenance as per schedules.
- Ensure safety precautions and PPE use during maintenance work.
- Take weekly inventory of tools against the original list.
- Perform work order repairs, inspections, and adjustments.
- Replace minor fixtures in plant machines.
- Enter spares and consumables data into the ERP system (e.g., SAP).
- Maintain and clean operating equipment for optimal performance.
- Keep tools and tackle in good condition and follow PM requirements.
- Document job checks daily and file them appropriately; remove scrap after maintenance.
What they are asking for
- SSCE with 10 years of experience in a mechanical trade (Trade Test I) or 16 years with Trade Test II in a mechanical related trade.
- OND in Mechanical Engineering with 2 years of relevant experience.
- Basic knowledge of cement production processes.
- In-depth knowledge of cement packing machines and procedures.
- Ability to troubleshoot, diagnose and repair equipment accurately and quickly.
- Strong problem solving and attention to detail.
- Good relationship management skills.
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