The Crane Maintenance Section (CMS) Supervisor leads preventive and corrective maintenance activities for terminal cranes and related equipment. The role is responsible for maintaining equipment availability, reliability, operational readiness, and safe performance while coordinating maintenance personnel, work planning, technical resources, and workshop activities. The CMS Supervisor ensures compliance with maintenance standards, company procedures, and HSE requirements to support safe, efficient, and reliable terminal operations.
Key responsibilities
- Plan, schedule, and supervise preventive and corrective maintenance activities for terminal cranes and related equipment.
- Monitor maintenance execution and coordinate work priorities based on equipment condition, operational requirements, and maintenance schedules.
- Ensure maintenance activities are properly executed, documented, and completed within established timelines and technical standards.
- Monitor equipment availability, reliability, and operational performance through inspections, condition monitoring, and maintenance performance indicators.
- Identify recurring equipment failures, analyse technical issues, and recommend corrective actions to improve equipment reliability and service life.
- Coordinate equipment improvement, modification, and technical optimisation programmes to enhance maintenance effectiveness and operational performance.
- Supervise and develop mechanical and electrical maintenance technicians by assigning responsibilities, monitoring performance, and strengthening technical capabilities.
- Manage spare parts, materials, consumables, tools, and workshop supplies to ensure availability and effective utilisation.
- Coordinate with Procurement, Workshop, Operations, and other relevant departments regarding spare parts, maintenance resources, and technical support.
- Maintain accurate maintenance records through ERP and CMMS systems to support maintenance planning, equipment history tracking, and technical decision-making.
- Prepare periodic reports covering equipment availability, operational readiness, maintenance activities, equipment hour meters, consumable usage, electricity consumption, and emissions-related data.
- Evaluate maintenance performance and resource utilisation, identify improvement opportunities, and provide recommendations to the Engineering Manager.
- Ensure maintenance activities comply with company procedures, technical standards, and applicable HSE requirements.
- Conduct equipment inspections, safety briefings, risk assessments, and safety observations to maintain a safe working environment.
- Support equipment installation, commissioning, modification, and technical improvement projects in accordance with approved specifications and safety requirements.
- Support engineering audits, technical inspections, and regulatory compliance activities.
- Participate in emergency maintenance and equipment recovery activities to minimise operational disruptions.
- Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and technical development programmes within the Engineering Department.
- Carry out other lawful, reasonable, and relevant assignments in accordance with company policies and applicable regulations.
What we're looking for
- Diploma 3 or 4, or a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechatronics, or another related technical discipline.
- At least five years of experience in equipment maintenance, engineering, or heavy equipment operations.
- Strong knowledge of mechanical and electrical maintenance for heavy port equipment, equipment reliability, and preventive maintenance practices.
- Good understanding of maintenance planning, spare parts management, and workshop operations.
- Understanding of occupational health, safety, and environmental requirements and maintenance procedures.
- Strong leadership, communication, coordination, and problem-solving skills.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and ERP or CMMS maintenance systems.
- Fluency in Indonesian and English.