1162) Senior Artisan: Plumber
Company
South African Reserve Bank
Location
Pretoria
Posted
6 days ago
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Job Description
**Brief description**
The main purpose of this position is to maintain and install mechanical sub-systems (wet services) to optimise building systems at the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Head Office.
• *Detailed description**
- Engage in short-term planning.
- Conduct preventative and corrective maintenance in the mechanical sub-systems (wet services) and/or equipment and determine possible component failure to enhance system capability.
- Test all work and close off the assigned job cards on maintenance and project work.
- Interpret the work instructions and drawings relating to construction, alterations modifications, enhancement maintenance and operational projects.
- Perform quality assurance on the work done by external service providers for adherence to industry requirements and report to the supervisor.
- Prepare and submit weekly reports using standard templates (job cards and non
- conformance reports), highlighting the work completed and problem areas.
- Engage positively with clients and other stakeholders, including dealing with complaints and compliments.
- Address any gaps in your own performance of tasks and activities against the required standard(s).
- Do maintenance standby duties as and when required.
The main purpose of this position is to maintain and install mechanical sub-systems (wet services) to optimise building systems at the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Head Office.
• *Detailed description**
- Engage in short-term planning.
- Conduct preventative and corrective maintenance in the mechanical sub-systems (wet services) and/or equipment and determine possible component failure to enhance system capability.
- Test all work and close off the assigned job cards on maintenance and project work.
- Interpret the work instructions and drawings relating to construction, alterations modifications, enhancement maintenance and operational projects.
- Perform quality assurance on the work done by external service providers for adherence to industry requirements and report to the supervisor.
- Prepare and submit weekly reports using standard templates (job cards and non
- conformance reports), highlighting the work completed and problem areas.
- Engage positively with clients and other stakeholders, including dealing with complaints and compliments.
- Address any gaps in your own performance of tasks and activities against the required standard(s).
- Do maintenance standby duties as and when required.
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