Maintenance Technician

The Mechanic is responsible for the maintenance of all turbines and other turbine parts in the plant. The incumbent is also responsible for the other mechanical maintenance activities deemed necessary for the efficient plant operations.

Monitors the condition of turbines and its components. Inspects turbine parts and generator bearings on a daily basis to prevent machine failure. Monitors vibration and temperature of turbines and informs immediate superior for abnormalities. Performs immediate repair of turbine upon direction of Plant Engineer. Checks oil or lubrication on a daily basis to avoid drying up of bearings. Cleans oil spills in the turbine and other motor parts.

Conducts inventory of spare parts for mechanical maintenance and informs immediate superior of its status. Installs new turbine generator sets, and realigns turbine generators after major repairs are done. Receives and monitors mechanical maintenance supply in the plant. Fills up Replacement Repair Correction (RRC) Sheet every after mechanical repair performed.

DURING REHABILITATION

Assists electrical maintenance team during generator rehabilitation and repair. Performs annual maintenance and rehabilitation works during plant shutdown. Checks turbine units and replaces worn out parts to ensure that turbines are in good operating condition. Fills up Annual Mechanical Maintenance Form and submits to immediate superior for review.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Experience (No. of Years) Professional: At least one (1) year of experience in the repair and maintenance of turbines and other turbine parts in a hydro power or related industry. Preferably with knowledge on Programmable Logic Control, Pneumatics, Hydraulics

Leadership Experience: - Project Experience: - Capabilities: With knowledge in the Philippine Grid Code and Philippine Electrical and Mechanical Code Education: At least technical/ vocational graduate