Fleet Maintenance Team Coordinator (Leading Hand) – Permanent – Forrestdale
Plan and take a lead role in coordinating onsite work activities enabling the team to repair, service, maintenance and project work on Western Power’s heavy vehicle and mobile plant to ensure they are operating safely and maintained to manufacturers and Australian Standards and in accordance with customer requirements and Western Power standards in a safe, reliable, and affordable manner.
Your Role in Action
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Take accountability for safety in the work environment; ensure safe working practices are followed, attend safety training, and ensure that team members follow all safety procedures at all times.
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Be responsible for ensuring that the teams are meeting the required performance each day, in the completion of work. Work cooperatively within the teams and across Western Power.
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Plan and prioritising work, resource allocation and parts/material ordering and availability to enable the work to be undertaken and unplanned (e.g. breakdowns) work factored in
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Conducting planned and unplanned (e.g. breakdowns) work, including, inspection, complex fault diagnosis and rectifying problems related to the servicing and maintenance of Western Power’s heavy vehicles and mobile plant equipment.
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Overhaul, strip, and rebuild Western Power’s heavy vehicles and mobile plant equipment as per project plans and WorkSafe regulations and Australian Standards
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Take personal accountability for work performance and be open to other contributions. Work collaboratively within the team and across Western Power to effectively deliver objectives. Maintain open communication with team members and stakeholders.
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Challenge yourself, ask questions, and apply theory learned to practical on the job experiences. Share knowledge and experiences gained in the workplace, classroom, and community group activities with others.