Executive - Mechanical Engineering
Posted 2 Jun 2026
Advertised as “Executive - Mechanical Engineering - Ports & Terminals - Nhava Sheva”
BranchFactor Summary
The original posting with the fluff stripped out
- Management level
- People management
- Employment
- On-Site
No salary listed for this role.
Key responsibilities
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Responsible for maintenance at the time of equipment, sub stations, Gate, Administration building, staff colony, workstations, fire pump
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Routine / Preventive / Breakdown maintenance of equipment which require climbing & descending of cranes/equipment and working at heights. Routine inspections on equipment and corrective actions thereafter.
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Attend to breakdowns and fault diagnosis and correction on equipment.
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Act as a supervisor in terms of areas of repairs and respond promptly and positively to reported hazards
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Recording of the jobs, manpower and equipment status in the shift logbook. Verify job reports submitted by the shift staff.
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Maintain breakdown records for the shift. Recording of the breakdown time of equipment in the breakdown report sheet.
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Contact outside Contractors/Consultants for speeding up major / critical breakdown rectification jobs.
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Creating Preventive maintenance Documents for equipment as per their schedule and implementation through the Planned Maintenance Software.
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Implementing maintenance practices to achieve optimum equipment availability with minimum downtime while adhering strictly to safety standards and perform preventive maintenance when equipment are ideal
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Prioritizing the issues as per severity
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For mechanical Engineer – In-depth knowledge on Engine, Hydraulics, Ropes & Gear box
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Routine inspection and checks of Emergency Generators, Administration Building lift, Fire system and Yard Flood lights.
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Undertake any specific task / responsibility assigned by superiors.
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Report on any unsafe conditions in the Terminal or area of work.
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Ensure that the company health, safety & environment policy and procedures are observed.
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To report any abnormality observed on equipment on priority to the Supervisor