Teknik Mesin (Perbaikan Umum)

Regularly inspect mechanical equipment (pumps, engines, hydraulic systems, auxiliary machinery) for wear, leaks, alignment, and functionality.

Perform scheduled maintenance to prevent failures.

Diagnose mechanical issues (e.g. leaks, unusual noise, vibration, broken parts).

Carry out repairs or replace worn/damaged components (bearings, seals, belts, pulleys, etc.).

Collaborate with other technical disciplines (e.g. electrical) if issues are mechatronic.

Install or replace parts/components: bearings, belts, pumps, hydraulic hoses, filters, etc.

Ensure correct installation per technical specifications and alignments.

Assist operations department when mechanical assistance is required in the field.

Maintain readiness of equipment and respond to mechanical breakdowns quickly.

Use proper mechanical tools & measurement devices; maintain and store tools properly.

Maintain clean and safe work areas; ensure tools and workstations are safe and organized.

Follow safety protocols (lockout/tagout, using PPE, working in wet / slip-risk areas).

Ensure mechanical repairs and installations meet regulatory and safety standards relevant to marina operations.

Keep records/logs of maintenance, repairs, parts replaced, time taken, and observations.

Report to supervisor: status of equipment, recurring issues, suggestions for upgrades or preventive improvements.

Minimum education: Vocational High School (SMK) in Mechanical Engineering / Automotive / Mechatronics or equivalent; Diploma (D3) in Mechanical Engineering is an advantage.

Minimum 1–2 years of experience in maintenance and repair of mechanical equipment, auxiliary machines, hydraulic systems, or industrial pumps.

Able to communicate in basic English, especially for reading technical manuals, equipment labels, and simple work-related communication.

Understands the principles of preventive maintenance, cooling systems, hydraulics, and basic mechanical transmission.

Skilled in using measuring instruments and workshop tools (micrometer, torque wrench, dial gauge, etc.) and capable of reading technical drawings.

Understands occupational safety standards (K3) and is disciplined in using personal protective equipment (PPE) while working.

Careful, honest, disciplined, and able to work independently or as part of a team, including in field conditions and dynamic work environments.