Equipment Engineer job description

• PUWER Assessments
• LOLER
• Equipment Operating Procedures
• Maintenance Task Lists
• Work Instructions
• Daily Reports
• Weekly Reports
• Financial Reports
• Specification
• Photographic Records
 
• Responsible for the development and implementation of Companies preventative planned maintenance and certification programme ensuring it is carried out in accordance with legislation regulations, procedures and work instructions.
• Technical development of planned maintenance programmes in conjunction with Maintenance Planner.
o Responsibility for direct liaison with primary equipment vendors to ensure maintenance and modification works are carried out in a technically correct manor.
o To develop and maintain efficient spares programmes for all Group Assets in accordance with critical spares review procedure.
o To have a working knowledge of Rules and Regulations and ensure ongoing legislative compliance of all existing Group Assets.
o Responsible for keeping accurate records of maintenance and failures on all equipment.
o Rectify any equipment defects as defined by safety audits/inspections in accordance with safe working and operational practice.
o All of the above to include responsibility for Safety, Budget, Scheduling and Resourcing.
 
HSEQ ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
 
• Maintain responsibility and accountability through personal commitment and behaviour.
• Maintain behaviour in compliance with HSE requirements. Report any unsafe or environmentally unsound acts and conditions to their immediate Supervisor such that remedial action can be taken to manage the risk.
• Maintain a line of sight on the HSE objectives through Competence Assurance process.
• Be aware of organisation structure and safety standards.
• Not attempt to carry out work nor perform any task nor operate any equipment unless they have been correctly trained and authorised to do so
• Effect HSE Objectives through Competence Assurance process.
• Give an equal level of HSE care to Sub-Contractor staff.
 
• Keep their workplace in a safe and tidy condition.
• Use and maintain all controls, procedures and safeguards provided for your protection, the protection of others and the protection of the environment. Do not intentionally or recklessly interfere with or misuse anything provided in the interests of Health, Safety or Environmental Protection.
• Conform with the fire fighting and emergency procedures applicable to their place of work
• Be involved in the consultation process (talk & listen). Participate in Toolbox Talks and Pre Job Safety Meetings. Attend HSE Meetings as required.
• Remain aware of their HSE requirements under legislation and in support of the Company.
• Use the correct protective clothing and equipment for work, in accordance with working procedures, ensuring that it is maintained in a safe condition and immediately report any known defects to their Supervisor.
• Report all accidents and personal injuries to their immediate supervisor.
• Perform their work in accordance with their training such that they do not place themselves or others at risk. Co-operate with the Company in all efforts to protect the health and safety of yourself and others, and protect the environment.
• Comply with Health, Safety and Environmental Policies, Standards, Procedures and other information. Use the main access ways as provided; comply with relevant safety signs, signals and notices. Do not enter any area where you may be placed at risk or do not have authorisation to enter.

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Equipment Engineer job description