Lubrication Technician

Job Responsibilities

• Operate lubrication equipment to perform daily and preventive lubrication as per schedule.
• Handle centralized oil and dual grease lubrication systems during plant operations.
• Read and interpret centralized oil and grease lubrication circuits.
• Understand basic interlocks, oil condition monitoring principles, and lubrication system logic.
• Identify basic oil and grease properties for correct usage.
• Read basic engineering drawings to support maintenance work.
• Refurbish faulty lubrication system units such as pumps, valves, pressure switches, filters, and grease distributors.
• Perform basic piping, tubing, and fittings work during maintenance activities.
• Notify supervisors of leaks, contamination, or abnormal temperature readings.
• Track lubrication logs and update maintenance records as per checklist.
• Assist mechanical maintenance teams during shutdowns, ensuring lubrication readiness and safety compliance.
• Follow plant safety rules, housekeeping standards, and PPE requirements during all tasks.

• Technical Certificate or Diploma in Mechanical Maintenance, Industrial Lubrication, or related discipline.
• Lubrication-related certification (advantage).

• Technical Certification:
  Minimum 3 years of experience in steel industry or heavy industry operations.
• Diploma:
  Minimum 2 years of experience in steel industry or heavy industry operations.
• Relevant experience may include:
  • Prior exposure to shutdowns, routine maintenance, and shift-based operations is highly preferred.
  • Experience working with safety procedures, technical drawings, and SOPs in a field-based environment is an advantage.
  • Hands-on exposure to centralized oil and grease lubrication systems in rolling mill or similar heavy industrial environments, including basic inspection and upkeep during operations and shutdowns.