Operate lubrication equipment to perform daily and preventive lubrication as per schedule.
Handle centralized oil and dual grease lubrication systems during plant operations.
Read and interpret centralized oil and grease lubrication circuits.
Understand basic interlocks, oil condition monitoring principles, and lubrication system logic.
Identify basic oil and grease properties for correct usage.
Read basic engineering drawings to support maintenance work.
Refurbish faulty lubrication system units such as pumps, valves, pressure switches, filters, and grease distributors.
Perform basic piping, tubing, and fittings work during maintenance activities.
Notify supervisors of leaks, contamination, or abnormal temperature readings.
Track lubrication logs and update maintenance records as per checklist.
Assist mechanical maintenance teams during shutdowns, ensuring lubrication readiness and safety compliance.
Follow plant safety rules, housekeeping standards, and PPE requirements during all tasks.
Required Qualifications:
Technical Certificate or Diploma in Mechanical Maintenance, Industrial Lubrication, or related discipline.
Lubrication-related certification (advantage).
Preferred Experience:
Technical Certification: Minimum 3 years of experience in steel industry or heavy industry operations.
Diploma: Minimum 2 years of experience in steel industry or heavy industry operations.
Relevant experience may include:
Prior exposure to shutdowns, routine maintenance, and shift-based operations is highly preferred.
Experience working with safety procedures, technical drawings, and SOPs in a field-based environment is an advantage.
Hands-on exposure to centralized oil and grease lubrication systems in rolling mill or similar heavy industrial environments, including basic inspection and upkeep during operations and shutdowns.
