Field Technician-Value Logistics Limited

The success of the Value brand, as well as each of the Value divisions, is founded on the basic principles of high standards of operation, stringent procedures, responsibility, loyal, empowered and disciplined staff and excellent customer relations and satisfaction.

Key Responsibilities:



Evaluate / check vehicle for general defects before doing any repairs.
Write technical reports on scope to repair required.
List spare parts required to repair vehicles.
Strip components for vehicles.
Clean and assess parts for ware and damages.
Assemble stripped down components with new and used parts.
Identify systems on component failure, discuss with team leader and workshop foreman, record findings.
List all task performed in the vehicle on the job card, spares used and the time taken to complete each task.

Service and repair vehicle to OE specifications and schedules.
Perform standby / breakdown after hour duty.
Maintain acceptable productivity and efficiency levels.
Monitor, train, guidance to the repair shop assistants, semi skilled artisans.
Report unsafe working conditions / equipment to team leaders / workshop foreman.




Skills:

Able to apply basic health and safety procedures relevant to the own work functions under direct supervision.

Able to identify hazards and deal with it with direct instructions / guidance in place.

Able to identify and select relevant material and equipment needed.

Able to solve maintenance problems independently.
Able to administer the administration control, record keeping and reporting of maintenance activities.
Can make basic inferences from customer usage-patterns

Minimum requirements:
Matric
Related trade qualification
2 to 5 years related experience
Forklift repair

Benefits:

Provident Fund (which includes death -, disability -, critical illness - & funeral cover)

Medical Aid (currently Discovery Health)


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