Role summary
Sr. Maintenance Technician in General Assembly responsible for leading and coordinating electrical, mechanical, and automation maintenance technicians to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation of all General Assembly equipment and systems. The role provides technical leadership across pre-treatment, E-coat, primer, basecoat, clearcoat, ovens, conveyors, inspection systems, utilities, and ASRS.
Responsibilities
- Lead, assign, and supervise electrical, mechanical, and automation technicians across shifts
- Ensure maintenance activities are executed safely, efficiently, and as per priority
- Coach and mentor technicians to improve technical capability and problem-solving skills
- Manage shift handovers, workload balancing, and on-call response
- Coordinate preventive, corrective, and predictive maintenance activities across all GA assets
- Act as first escalation point during major breakdowns and ensure fast, structured recovery
- Ensure effective coordination between mechanical, electrical, and automation disciplines
- Support commissioning, upgrades, and modifications of GA equipment
- Provide hands-on technical support for complex mechanical, electrical, and automation issues
- Guide root cause analysis (RCA) and ensure robust corrective and preventive actions
- Support troubleshooting of PLC-controlled systems, robots, ovens, conveyors, utilities, and safety systems
- Verify system stability and process readiness before equipment handover to production
- Enforce strict compliance with LOTO, PPE, electrical safety, machine safety, and hazardous-area requirements
- Ensure maintenance activities meet OEM standards, plant EHS rules, and regulatory obligations
- Support audits related to ISO, QMS, internal EHS, and customer requirements
- Ensure preventive maintenance plans are executed with high compliance
- Monitor breakdown trends, MTBF, MTTR, and downtime KPIs
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives to improve reliability, availability, and maintainability
- Maintain accurate maintenance records, shift reports, and escalation logs
- Coordinate with Production, Process Engineering, Quality, and Facilities teams
- Support production planning discussions and maintenance prioritization
- Participate in daily operational meetings and action tracking
Qualifications
- Diploma in electrical, Mechanical, Automation, Mechatronics, or related discipline
- 5-6 years of maintenance experience in automotive manufacturing or paint shop environments
- Hands-on experience across electrical, mechanical, and automation maintenance
- Willingness to work shifts and provide on-call support as per production needs
Education
Diploma in electrical, Mechanical, Automation, Mechatronics, or related discipline
Experience
5-6 years of maintenance experience in automotive manufacturing or paint shop environments
Skills
- Strong working knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and automation systems
- Understanding of General Assembly: conveyors, ovens, pumps, fans, booths, and utilities
- Understanding of PLC-based systems, industrial robots, and safety circuits
- Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, electrical schematics, and control logic
- Familiarity with predictive maintenance tools and condition monitoring
- Proven ability to lead multi-disciplinary maintenance teams
- Strong decision-making skills during breakdown and production-critical situations
- Structured problem-solving and RCA capability
- Effective communication across technical and non-technical teams
- High safety awareness and accountability mindset
Education · Experience · Type
DiplomaRequires 5+ yearsSalary not stated