Heavy Equipment Maintenance Technician

Liebherr Group; Bay of Plenty; On-site; NZD 55,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Bayonet in New Zealand is seeking a Maintenance Repair Technician to ensure correct and optimised function of plant and machinery used for manufacturing wire and steel products, with a focus on quality and efficiency.

The role involves identifying and diagnosing machine breakdowns, bringing equipment back into production quickly, addressing faults, and improving workflows with operators. 35–45 hours per week, five days, on site.

Qualifications

• Identify and diagnose machine breakdowns
• Find solutions to bring the machine or equipment back into production as soon as possible – via short or long-term repairs, as applicable
• Identify and address breakdowns, equipment or machinery needing repair, refurbishment or replacement
• Optimise machine output by identifying bottlenecks or constraints. Review and assess workflows alongside machine operators, to identify improvements
• Basic removal, fitting, servicing of machine wear parts, consumables, lubricants etc on a periodic basis
• Highlight/report critical machine faults,

Responsibilities

• Identify and diagnose machine breakdowns
• Find solutions to bring the machine or equipment back into production as soon as possible – via short or long-term repairs, as applicable
• Identify and address breakdowns, equipment or machinery needing repair, refurbishment or replacement
• Optimise machine output by identifying bottlenecks or constraints. Review and assess workflows alongside machine operators, to identify improvements
• Basic removal, fitting, servicing of machine wear parts, consumables, lubricants etc on a periodic basis
• Highlight/report critical machine faults,

Job description

Bayonet in New Zealand is seeking a Maintenance Repair Technician to ensure correct and optimised function of plant and machinery used for manufacturing wire and steel products, with a focus on quality and efficiency.

The role involves identifying and diagnosing machine breakdowns, bringing equipment back into production quickly, addressing faults, and improving workflows with operators. 35–45 hours per week, five days, on site.