• Application Deadline:
• Position: Lubrication Technician



• Job Type Full Time



• Qualification BA/BSc/HND , OND , Professional Certificate



• Experience 3 years



• Location Oyo




• City Ibadan




• Job Field Engineering / Technical 
  
  

Purpose

• To carry out routine lubrication of plant equipment in line with the preventive maintenance programme, ensuring correct lubricant selection, application and storage practices to maximize equipment reliability and minimize wear-related failures 

The Job 

• Carry out scheduled lubrication rounds on plant and equipment as per the preventive maintenance programme and provide report on lubrication 


• Identify correct lubricant type, grade and quantity for each piece of equipment using OEM manuals and lubrication charts 


• Top up, replace and filter oils, greases and other lubricants as required 


• Take oil samples for laboratory analysis and support condition-based lubrication decisions 


• Inspect equipment for leaks, contamination, abnormal wear or lubrication-related faults and report findings 


• Maintain accurate lubrication records and update completed tasks in the CMMS/EAM system 


• Ensure proper storage, labelling and handling of lubricants to prevent contamination and waste 


• Maintain lubrication tools and equipment (grease guns, oil transfer units, filters) in good working condition 


• Support root cause investigations where lubrication is a contributing factor to equipment failure 

The Person Must Have: 

• Be organised and able to manage materials efficiently 


• Have a strong sense of responsibility and accountability 


• Possess good communication and teamwork skills 


• Be able to work effectively in a fast-paced manufacturing environment 

Qualifications

• OND/HND in Mechanical Engineering or any technical related field 

Experience:

• Minimum of three (3) years' cognate experience preferably in a manufacturing, production or FMCG environment 


• Relevant certifications in Total Production Management (TPM) and ISO standards