Maintenance Assistant FTC X2

PepsiCo

Other, Western Cape

Salary not listedFull-time · Posted 2 weeks ago

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This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, cleaner roles in South Africa typically pay R4 000 to R7 500 a month (indicative).

Job description

Overview Supports maintenance activities by assisting artisans with preventative and corrective maintenance, ensuring tools and equipment are safe and operational, and maintaining clean, safe, and compliant work areas. The role also helps address minor building and equipment issues while adhering to health, safety, environmental, and food safety standards.

Responsibilities Maintenance

Checked tools are in good working order and safe to use
(at start and finish of shift)
Handed right tools to the Artisan when necessary
Greased bearings, clean panels and machines (PM related)
Checked connections
Blowed out machines
Completed assigned maintenance work (PM related)
Attended call-outs with Artisan when necessary
Close out of EHS (Near Miss) issues
Close out of FSQ issues
Attend to small building-, machine issues except to any moving or live equipment.

Housekeeping

Ensured area where Artisans had been working is clean
Ensured workshop is clean

Safety

Always worn safety gear (PPE)
Aware and adhere to food safety standards

Qualifications

Grade 12
12 months relevant experience

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