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Reporting to the Mobile Maintenance Superintendent, the role of Mobile Maintenance Supervisor Boilermaker provides leadership to ensure the PLS fleet of mobile equipment is maintained in a safe and mechanically sound condition, to deliver maximum uptime for the Mining Group and to ensure that PLS interests are always protected. This is a permanent full-time role which operates on an 8/6 7/7 (days & nights) FIFO roster from Perth or DIDO in the Pilbara region.
Job Responsibility:
Ensure that works being performed is done in a safe manner, and in line with company OH&S standards
Co-ordinate maintenance teams to carry out all related maintenance activities to ensure the equipment is always maintained to a high standard
Communicate with the Mobile Maintenance Superintendent on day-to-day activities, work order control and cost management
Liaise with Mining to ensure that equipment is maintained, and that Mining are aware of potential repairs / downtime relating to wear items, buckets / bodies and blades etc
Ensure relevant documentation is completed & filed as required by maintenance & planning groups
Ensure that company vehicles and tooling are maintained and that both company and contractor vehicles and tooling comply with mine site regulations
Ensure that GET and Wear Package management is carried out to maximise value and minimise unplanned events
Work with the Mobile Maintenance Superintendent to lead and guide the Bucket / Body / Blade strategy and management to achieve budgeted costs and change periods
Ensure that area inductions are current and help maintain the integrity of PLS competency records
Draft Safe Work Method Statements for PLS HSEQ Committee review, approval and implementation across the business
Demonstrate PLS safety & environmental policies and maintain an understanding of the principles
Support procedures and work practices aimed at preventing accidents or injuries
Requirements:
Statutory S26 Supervisor qualified
Strong leadership skills and experience
Excellent interpersonal, collaboration and communication skills
Minimum 5 years heavy workshop and field maintenance experience in a supervisory capacity
Able to identify lead indicators for safety performance and recommend appropriate actions
Strong knowledge and experience of effective Workshop standards, processes and techniques
Has proven strong collaborative and liaison skills and has good understanding of operations and equipment usage
Can provide clarity and direction that supports the effective performance of repair and management processes that relate to buckets / bodies and blades, and familiar with GET management to benefit cost per hour benefits
Set and implement clear standards of integrity, consistently demonstrate behaviours supporting organisational values and address inappropriate behaviour or actions