Service Technician

Function

Sorter Technician

Controls support engineer

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Electromechanical maintenance activities on site

Responsible for the preparation, execution and reporting of maintenance activities.

Responsible for solving errors within the system, especially sorter equipment and other MHS related equipment.

• Maintenance (electrical and mechanical) activities on site as scoped on service contract
• Lead for the team and automated handling system specialist
• Maintain and monitor equipment performance especially sorter equipment

• Middle level of technical education
• Electro-mechanical experience
• Able to read EM drawings
• Minimum 5 years’ experience as MHS/Warehouse automation maintenance technician
• Minimum 3 years’ experience in MHS/Warehouse Sorter technician
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance tasks for electrical and mechanical components
• Ability to work under stress situations
• Read and write the English language
• Flexibility to take over the work to the next shift team
• Controlling baggage flows and correcting flow disturbances
• Quick response to failures
• Electro-mechanical fault finding and repairs
• Metrics – signal measurement knowledge and electronic wiring
• Reading PLC and SCADA, not programming
• Ability to be trained in PLC knowledge:
  Basic PLC (TAI portal) training in hardware and software, troubleshooting and exchanging hardware
• Ability to be trained in contractor training: electrical and mechanical (OEM approved)
• Maximo, HSE
• Should have worked on possi-sorter, cross-belt sorter, VCC

• Solve errors in electrical and mechanical field in automated handling systems independently
• Carry out electrical-mechanical corrective and preventive maintenance
• Ensure that the preventive maintenance of our material handling systems is carried out properly, as agreed in the maintenance contracts with customers; if faults arise, resolve them on your own initiative

• Execution of daily maintenance activity
• Daily inspections and fault findings
• Daily monitoring of equipment condition
• Identifying causes of, and rectifying, equipment failures

Shifts

• All-round and specialist on a sorter aspect at the same time (acting as foreman included)
• Deals with exceptional cases and is able to teach the profession (instructs; determines standards; generates ideas for improvement)
• Tunes own work to activities of others
• Self-reliant in a variety of less interrelated technical tasks
• Acts independently in several technical tasks with small mutual consistency
• Identifies issues that need extra attention
• Solves problems which disturb the daily operation