SUMMARY:
MECHANICAL ENGINEER – GCC FACTORIES
Location: Kempton Park, Gauteng
Industry: Steel Manufacturing / Fabrication / Welding / Production Plants
Position Overview
An opportunity exists for an experienced Mechanical or Electrical Engineer holding a GCC Factories certificate, with strong maintenance management experience within a production plant environment, preferably in the steel manufacturing, metal fabrication or welding industries.
POSITION INFO:
Minimum Requirements BTech, BEng or BSc in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering - essential and a must have Mechanical Engineering qualification will be preferred due to the industry GCC Factories Certificate - essential. Minimum 5 years' Maintenance Management or Projects or Production Plant Management experience within a production plant or manufacturing environment. Experience in steel manufacturing, metal fabrication and welding production facilities is highly advantageous. Strong understanding of engineering principles, plant maintenance and production processes. Ability to read and develop mechanical, electrical and P&ID drawings. Proficiency in Microsoft Office, MS Projects, Visio and AutoCAD. Ability to develop technical drawings, engineering specifications and maintenance documentation. Key Responsibilities & Competencies Manage and oversee plant maintenance operations. Manage and oversee plant production Manage junior engineers and artisans in the plant Ensure that plant is optimized and ready as well as staff readiness Ensure equipment reliability, availability and operational efficiency. Drive preventative and corrective maintenance program Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical plant and equipment. Ensure engineering standards, statutory compliance and safety requirements. Support production through effective maintenance planning and execution. Develop and maintain engineering drawings, specifications and technical documentation.
You'll apply on Network Contracting's own site before 30 November 2026. Put your most relevant experience at the top of your CV first.
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