Mechanical Technician (General Repair)

- Preventive Maintenance

- Regularly inspect mechanical equipment (pumps, engines, hydraulic systems, auxiliary machinery) for wear, leaks, alignment, and functionality.

- Perform scheduled maintenance to prevent failures.

- Repair & Troubleshooting

- Diagnose mechanical issues (e.g. leaks, unusual noise, vibration, broken parts).

- Carry out repairs or replace worn/damaged components (bearings, seals, belts, pulleys, etc.).

- Collaborate with other technical disciplines (e.g. electrical) if issues are mechatronic.

- Installation & Component Replacement

- Install or replace parts/components: bearings, belts, pumps, hydraulic hoses, filters, etc.

- Ensure correct installation per technical specifications and alignments.

- Operational Support

- Assist operations department when mechanical assistance is required in the field.

- Maintain readiness of equipment and respond to mechanical breakdowns quickly.

- Equipment & Tools Management

- Use proper mechanical tools & measurement devices; maintain and store tools properly.

- Maintain clean and safe work areas; ensure tools and workstations are safe and organized.

- Safety & Compliance

- Follow safety protocols (lockout/tagout, using PPE, working in wet / slip-risk areas).

- Ensure mechanical repairs and installations meet regulatory and safety standards relevant to marina operations.

- Documentation & Reporting

- Keep records/logs of maintenance, repairs, parts replaced, time taken, and observations.

- Report to supervisor: status of equipment, recurring issues, suggestions for upgrades or preventive improvements.

- Minimum education: Vocational High School (SMK) in Mechanical Engineering / Automotive / Mechatronics or equivalent; Diploma (D3) in Mechanical Engineering is an advantage.

- Minimum 3 years of experience in maintenance and repair of mechanical equipment, auxiliary machines, hydraulic systems, or industrial pumps.

- Able to communicate in basic English, especially for reading technical manuals, equipment labels, and simple work-related communication.

- Understands the principles of preventive maintenance, cooling systems, hydraulics, and basic mechanical transmission.

- Skilled in using measuring instruments and workshop tools (micrometer, torque wrench, dial gauge, etc.) and capable of reading technical drawings.

- Understands occupational safety standards (K3) and is disciplined in using personal protective equipment (PPE) while working.

- Careful, honest, disciplined, and able to work independently or as part of a team, including in field conditions and dynamic work environments.