Maintenance Technician

1.Conducting regular inspections: Checking equipment, machinery, and systems for signs of wear and tear or malfunctions.
2.Performing preventive maintenance: Carrying out scheduled maintenance tasks such as lubricating parts, cleaning machinery, tightening bolts, and replacing filters to avoid future problems.
3.Maintaining records: Keeping detailed logs of maintenance activities, inspections, and repairs for compliance and tracking purposes.
4.Repairing equipment: Fixing broken machinery or faulty systems, which may involve replacing parts, repairing wiring, or adjusting settings.
5.Responding to breakdowns: Quickly responding to emergency repair needs to minimize downtime and get equipment back in service.
6.Lighting and electrical systems: Replacing light bulbs, fixing electrical outlets, and ensuring that the building’s lighting and electrical systems are functional.