Frabelle Corporation Instrumentation Engineer

Frabelle Corporation

＄361-451[Bulanan]

Di tempat - Caloocan<1 Tahun KedaluwarsaS1Penuh waktu

Penghargaan Karyawan
Penilaian Tahunan
Manfaat yang Diamanatkan Pemerintah
Gaji Bulan ke-13, Dana Pag-Ibig, Kesehatan Phil, SSS/GSIS
Asuransi Kesehatan & Kesejahteraan
Organisasi perawatan kesehatan
Yang lain
Pesta Kantor
Manfaat Tunjangan
Diskon Karyawan, Tempat Parkir
Waktu Istirahat & Cuti
Cuti Duka Cita, Cuti Ulang Tahun, Cuti sakit, Cuti Liburan

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A hands on shift engineer that ensure plant instrumentation equipment are in good working condition.
Act as a document controller of the Engineering not limited to create section policies, standard operating procedures, and records management of the department.
Prepares weekly reports for the section accomplishments, challenges and focus of the week.
Summarizes work orders (MRS), review activity plan and create Pm plan schedules.
Responsible on the operation and maintenance of Instrumentations of the building utilities and production machineries.
Eliminated malfunction in systems and components with recommended design modifications.
Executes instrumentation equipment due for calibration.
Execute planned Total productive Maintenance.
Troubleshoot and repair machines needed attention.
Recommend purchase materials and spare parts needed for repair and preventive maintenance.
Contributed ideas for improving work processes.
Execute machine improvement projects in-house and third party service provider.
Developed solid relationships with staffs, customer and vendors.
Execute Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Program.
Participate problem solving by using DMAIC and EFMEA guidelines.

College graduate, preferably Mechanical Engineering, licensed is a plus factor.
Preferably with at least 1year related working experience. Fresh graduates can be considered.
Has excellent interpersonal skills and able to communicate and coordinate with all levels of employees in the organization
Willing to assign in shifting schedule

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