We are seeking an experienced Maintenance Section Head – Slaughterhouse (Electrical) with a strong electrical engineering background, at least eight (8) years of experience in maintenance management, and extensive knowledge of industrial utilities.
The successful candidate will oversee maintenance operations, equipment reliability, utility systems, and maintenance budgets to ensure efficient operations and minimal production downtime.
Key Responsibilities
Lead electrical maintenance activities, including the inspection, servicing, and repair of slaughterhouse equipment and electrical systems.
Develop and implement preventive and corrective maintenance programmes to minimize equipment breakdowns and production downtime.
Oversee industrial utilities, including power generation, boilers, compressors, refrigeration, water treatment, pumps, and wastewater treatment systems.
Prepare and manage maintenance budgets, monitor expenditure, plan CAPEX/OPEX requirements, and implement cost-control measures.
Troubleshoot electrical faults involving motors, control panels, automation systems, conveyors, and processing equipment.
Supervise maintenance personnel, assign duties, and ensure timely completion of maintenance activities.
Coordinate with production and other departments to plan maintenance schedules and optimize equipment performance and utility consumption.
Monitor maintenance KPIs, spare parts usage, utility consumption, and maintenance costs while ensuring compliance with safety standards.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or HND in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or a related discipline.
Minimum of eight (8) years' experience in maintenance management, preferably in food processing, slaughterhouse, FMCG, or manufacturing operations.
Extensive knowledge of industrial utilities, electrical systems, preventive maintenance, and equipment troubleshooting.
Proven experience in maintenance budgeting, CAPEX/OPEX planning, and cost control.
Strong leadership, analytical, planning, and problem-solving skills.
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