Service Technician Cape Town

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Service Technician Cape Town

 
 Chemical Stock Room:
  • Ensure chemical storage areas are always neat and tidy.
  • Pack stock in relevant / allocated areas when received.
  • Ensure proper stock rotation and storage of detergents.
  • Keep a record of all stock received.
  • Return all empty containers and keep a record.
  • Record detergents issued to departments – i.e. Stock Tanks, Spotting Room, Guest Laundry, Garments & Hospitality.
  • Weekly stock count – recorded and submitted to GeoChem Management.
 
In Plant Chemicals – Mixing Tanks, 200lt and 25lt Drums:
  • Daily check – ensure chemical mixing tanks and chemical dosing pumps are in good working order. Report any abnormalities and repair if possible.
  • Check and ensure chemical stock tanks have sufficient stock to supply the plant – mix stock solution and transfer to holding tank.
  • Check all 200lt drum levels and replace where necessary.
  • Check all 25lt drum levels and replace where necessary.
  • Ensure good housekeeping practices are always followed – discard of empty plastic bags and place empty drums in cage for collection.
  • Ensure Health & Safety practices are always followed – wear PPE where applicable.
  • Wash and clean chemical mixing tanks at least once a week.
  • Chemical dosing equipment needs to be wiped down and cleaned every week.
  • Confirm Alkalinity of Stock Solution after every mix and record the result in file.
  • Check all feed and delivery chemical lines on a regular basis for leaks / wear and tear. Replace if necessary.
 
Chemical Flow Rates & Alkalinities
  • Chemical diaphragm pumps – flow rates must be checked monthly and recorded. Any deviation from the required flow rate must be reported immediately.
  • Chemical Peristaltic Pumps – flow rates must be done monthly and recorded. Replace worn tubes as and when needed.
  • Incoming Recycled Water – PH and alkalinity readings to be done 3 x times daily – and recorded.
  • Daily Alkalinity Checks CBW’s – Alkalinities need to be done daily on both the Garment and Hospitality CBW’s and recorded. Any deviation from the standard / required alkalinities must be reported immediately.
  • Weekly Alkalinity checks – 200kg Milnors. Alkalinities need to be done weekly at the 200kg Milnors and recorded. Any deviation from the standard / required alkalinities must be reported.
Guest Laundry / Smaller Washer Extractors – Flow Rates and Alkalinities needs to be checked and recorded monthly. Replace worn tubes on a as and when needed basis.
 
Experience and Qualifications
  • Certificate/ Diploma – Electrical engineering
  • Experience in the installation and maintenance of laundry dosing equipment.
  • Programming of laundry machines.
  • Minimum 2 years’ experience in field
  • The installation of dish machine and chemical dosing units.
  • Knowledge of the maintenance and repairs of industrial dish-machines.
  • Valid driver’s license and reliable transport.  
 
R15 000 – R20 000k CTC based on experience.
 
Consultant – Angela