Job Purpose: Responsible for supporting the operation, maintenance, inspection, and repair of utility systems and equipment to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient service. The Utility Technician is responsible for operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing utility systems such as water, steam, compressed air, HVAC, electrical, and wastewater systems. Key Responsibilities · Operate and monitor utility equipment and systems. · Perform routine inspections, preventive maintenance, and repairs. · Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and identify root causes. · Maintain boilers, chillers, compressors, pumps, generators, and HVAC systems (as applicable). · Monitor utility consumption and report abnormal conditions. · Record maintenance activities and equipment performance in maintenance logs or CMMS. · Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and quality regulations. · Respond promptly to equipment breakdowns and emergency situations. · Assist with installation, testing, and commissioning of new equipment. · Maintain a clean and organized work area. · Coordinate with maintenance, production, and engineering teams to minimize downtime.
Job Summary : The Automation and Electrical Maintenance Engineer is responsible for ensuring optimal functionality and reliability of electrical and automation systems across all plant departments—Packaging, Brewing, Utilities, and Production. This role involves troubleshooting, maintaining, and improving electrical and control systems to minimize downtime and ensure continuous, efficient plant operations. Key Responsibilities : General Responsibilities Carry out preventive, corrective, and predictive maintenance on electrical and automation systems. Troubleshoot and repair PLCs, HMIs, drives, motors, sensors, and control panels. Ensure compliance with safety standards and procedures in all maintenance activities. Collaborate with production teams to minimize equipment downtime and optimize performance. Document maintenance activities and maintain up-to-date electrical schematics. Maintain and troubleshoot electrical systems on bottling lines, conveyors, labeling machines, capping units, and shrink-wrapping machines. Ensure automation systems (PLC, HMI) on filling and packaging lines are fully functional. Support line changeovers and upgrades related to automation or electrical systems. Instrumentation for temperature, Pressure and flow for process control Oversee control systems on distillation columns, pumps, agitators, and heat exchangers. Ensure that all automated valves, actuators, and instrumentation are calibrated and functional. Support continuous improvement initiatives Working Conditions : Factory floor environment with occasional exposure to noise, heat, and chemicals. Shift work may be required, including weekends and emergency call-outs.
Job Summary: The Mechanical Maintenance Engineer is responsible for ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of mechanical systems across the distillery plant, covering utilities, production, brewing, and packaging lines. The role involves preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, equipment repair, and continuous improvement activities to minimize downtime and optimize plant performance. Key Responsibilities: Maintain and troubleshoot utility equipment including, air compressors, cooling towers, water treatment systems, and HVAC. Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and legal standards. Provide mechanical support for fermentation, distillation columns, and storage tanks. Maintain pumps, gearboxes, motors, agitators, and heat exchangers. Work closely with production supervisors to ensure minimal equipment-related downtime. Execute preventive and predictive maintenance schedules. Maintain brewhouse machinery such as fermentation vessels. Troubleshoot process piping, valves, and instrumentation. Maintain and repair filling machines, labeling machines, conveyors, cappers, and shrink wrappers. Monitor machine performance and implement improvements for line efficiency. Develop and implement preventive maintenance plans (TPM/CMMS systems). Maintain records of maintenance activities and machine history. CILT (Cleaning/Inspectioin/Lubrication/Tighting) Assist in equipment installation, commissioning, and upgrades. Maintain inventory of critical spares and tools. Follow safety protocols and contribute to hazard assessments and risk mitigation. Spare parts create before overhaul project
The Electrical Maintenance Technician is responsible for ensuring the reliable and efficient operation of all electrical systems and equipment within the distillery. This includes preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and installation of electrical components related to production, packaging, utilities, and safety systems. Key Responsibilities Perform scheduled maintenance on electrical panels, motors, drives, lighting systems, and control equipment. Inspect and service electrical components to prevent breakdowns and ensure safety compliance. Diagnose and repair faults in machinery such as pumps, mixers, conveyors, and bottling lines Assist in the installation of new machinery and electrical infrastructure. Modify existing systems to improve performance and efficiency or meet changing production demands. Ensure all electrical work complies with local and national electrical codes. Support factory safety procedures including lockout/tagout (LOTO) and hazard identification.
To ensure the continuous and efficient operation of all mechanical equipment in the distillery by performing preventive, corrective, and emergency maintenance on machinery used in production, fermentation, distillation, bottling, and utilities. Key Responsibilities Conduct regular inspections and preventive maintenance on machinery such as pumps, gearboxes, valves, compressors, conveyors, boilers, and agitators. Follow PM schedules and complete maintenance logs and checklists. Diagnose mechanical issues in production and utility equipment quickly and effectively. Perform mechanical repairs or replacements on parts like bearings, seals, shafts, belts, couplings, and motors. Work closely with production, electrical, and automation teams to minimize downtime. Support continuous improvement initiatives and 5S practices in the maintenance area.
Lead our Vehicle Department with full responsibility for the company's fleet—from cars to trucks. You will ensure all vehicles are legal, safe, well-maintained, and used cost-effectively. Manage Fleet: Oversee all owned and rented vehicles. Procure Vehicles: Handle purchasing (new/used) and rental agreements. Handle Documentation: Manage insurance, registration, and license plates. Oversee Maintenance: Schedule and track all repairs and preventative checks. Analyze Operations: Review logbooks, track trips, and monitor fuel/parts spending. Run Reports: Prepare monthly expense reports on all fleet costs. Manage Drivers: Oversee drivers, including their testing and training. Track Movements: Use systems to monitor vehicle locations and usage. Optimize Systems: Manage vehicle booking and equipment.
Title : Electrical Engineer – Distillery Factory Job Summary : We are seeking a qualified and proactive Electrical Engineer to manage, maintain, and optimize all electrical systems and infrastructure within our distillery facility. The role involves ensuring smooth operation of electrical equipment, troubleshooting faults, supporting automation processes, and complying with safety and regulatory standards. The ideal candidate will have experience in industrial power systems and a strong understanding of food or beverage processing environments. Key Responsibilities : Maintenance & Troubleshooting: Maintain, diagnose, and repair electrical systems, motors, control panels, and switchgear. Respond promptly to electrical issues to minimize downtime. Plan and oversee the installation of new electrical equipment and systems. Upgrade existing electrical systems to improve efficiency and meet growing production demands. Preventive Maintenance: Develop and implement preventive maintenance schedules. Keep detailed maintenance logs and system documentation. Energy Management: Monitor energy usage and identify areas to improve efficiency. Implement energy-saving initiatives and technologies. Generator maintenance Compliance & Safety: Ensure all electrical work meets national and local electrical codes (e.g., NEC, IEC). Adhere to workplace safety procedures, including lockout/tagout (LOTO) protocols. Participate in the planning and execution of capital projects. Provide technical input on equipment procurement and factory expansions. Maintain up-to-date electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and manuals. Prepare technical reports and updates for management.
As an Automation Maintenance Technician, you will be responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and optimizing the automated systems used in the distillery’s production processes. This includes control systems (PLC, HMI, SCADA), electrical components, and instrumentation critical to distillation, bottling, packaging, and storage. You will ensure that all automation systems operate safely, efficiently, and in compliance with industry standards Key Responsibilities Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on PLCs, sensors, HMIs, VFDs, and industrial control systems. Diagnose and repair faults in automated systems, including distillation columns, fermentation tanks, and bottling lines. Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical manuals. Collaborate with production and engineering teams to optimize machine performance and reduce downtime. Recommend and implement system improvements for increased reliability and efficiency. Assist in commissioning and integrating new equipment or process lines. Ensure all automation systems comply with electrical and safety regulations (NEC, OSHA). Follow LOTO (Lockout/Tagout) and other safety protocols during maintenance activities.
Job Summary : The Utility Engineer is responsible for the efficient operation, maintenance, and optimization of utility systems ensuring optimal functionality and reliability supply across all plant departments—Packaging and Production. This role involves troubleshooting, maintaining, and improving Utility systems to minimize downtime and ensure continuous, efficient plant operations. Key Responsibilities : Monitor and maintain utility systems (boilers, chillers, compressors, generators, water treatment systems and waste water treatment) Ensure uninterrupted supply of utilities Plan and execute preventive maintenance schedules. Improve energy efficiency and reduce operational costs. Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations. Coordinate with maintenance teams, contractors, and other departments. Maintain documentation, reports, and system logs daily