HOSE TECHNICIAN

Job description
Responsible for carrying out hose repairs and maintenance, details as below;
- Management of Atlas Copco hose workshop.
- Produce/repair hoses as per demand from site operations
- Conduct equipment audits to identify hose replacement needs.
- Responsible for hose and accessories stock management and replenishment.
- Train warehouse and technicians in hose making and maintenance
- Assist warehouse personnel when needed
- Providing daily reports for hose work done.
- Updating your supervisor on progress of repairs.
- Maintain high standards of workman ship and observe safety requirements and work in the sense of urgency.
- Safe guard of the Company’s/Client’s properties on your possession
Such as tool box, Personal protective equipment, motor vehicles etc.
- Report any unusual event while on duty to your immediate
Supervisor.
- Adhere required store procedures in acquisition of spare parts from
Warehouse personnel and other existing Company’s policies and procedures.
- You must be open for self-evaluation with your supervisors.
- Other Duties as you may be assigned time to time by the contract Manager or his representative.

Experience requirements
- Minimum of 2 years working experience as a Hose Technician.
- At least 2 years in a mining environment is an added advantage.
Knowledge
- Must be able to demonstrate good communication skills applicable to the workplace.
- Intermediate Computer Skills

Educational requirements
- Must have certificate/diploma from a recognized institution
Personality requirements
- Service- minded and customer – orientated
- Possess of a valid driving license
- Able to work independently and committed to achieving excellence in the job
- Ability to do own job planning as well as working within a team
- High level of multi-skilling.

Position:
- This Position will be based in Buzwagi, Kahama.
Recruiting Manager: Martin Johansson

HR Manager: Neema Kezilahabi
Send your application to: careers.actl@tz.atlascopco.com
Published date: 24 March 2014
Expiry date: 31
March 2014