Key Responsibilities 1. Maintenance and Reliability Management Direct and organize all scheduled preventive maintenance (PPM), current, and overhaul repairs for process equipment and associated mechanical systems. Analyze equipment operating conditions, diagnose premature wear, and investigate the root causes and duration of downtime to enhance equipment reliability. Develop and implement advanced methods for component repair, restoration, and service life extension. 2. Logistics, Procurement, and Spare Parts Manage the full lifecycle of spare parts, including tracking total worked time, monitoring MIN/MAX stock levels, and processing data for purchase frequency. Lead procurement efforts: conduct market research, manage supplier contracts, and oversee the 3D modeling of proprietary parts to facilitate domestic manufacturing of analogues. Prepare technical documentation, including equipment passports, defect certificates, and specifications. 3. Equipment Modernization and Projects Participate in the acceptance, installation, adjustment, and testing of new technological equipment. Lead equipment modernization and replacement initiatives, specifically targeting inefficient machinery with high-performance, automated solutions. Consider and implement accepted rationalization proposals and technical innovations related to equipment operation. 4. Technical Oversight and Safety Compliance Ensure strict adherence to all labor protection, fire, industrial safety, and environmental protection norms during all repair activities. Maintain technical management of lubrication and emulsion facilities, and oversee the inspection of state-supervised objects (e.g., pressure vessels, lifting mechanisms). Develop and improve documents related to the Quality Management System (ISO 9001) and Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (ISO 45001).

Core Systems: Deep practical knowledge of equipment design, operating modes, and the system of Scheduled Preventive Maintenance (PPM). Technical Practices: Expertise in organizing repair services, repair work technology, and methods for equipment installation and adjustment. Regulatory & Quality: Thorough understanding of ISO 9001 (QMS) and ISO 45001 (OHS) requirements, as well as regulatory and legal acts governing equipment repair. Administration: Proficiency in technical documentation standards (passports, defect lists, specifications) and production technology fundamentals. Software/IT: Competence in utilizing computer equipment and communication tools for maintenance management.