Automation Specialist (Husky)

Requirements

• HND or BSc in Engineering or a related technical discipline.
  
• Minimum of 3 years’ hands‑on technical experience on the shop floor.
  
• Track record of supporting cost reduction and efficiency improvement initiatives.
  
• Strong understanding of modern manufacturing methodologies and best practices.
  
• Experience executing preventive, corrective, and predictive maintenance tasks.
  
• Strong English communication skills — written and spoken.
  
• Working knowledge of computer systems and maintenance software.
  
• Solid understanding of plant HQSE requirements and operating standards.
  
• Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem‑solving abilities.
  
• Demonstrated engineering capability and reliability in technical decision‑making.
  
• Effective communication, influencing, and interpersonal skills.
  
• Ability to lead small teams, guide technicians, and collaborate with cross‑functional partners.
  

• Execute preventive and corrective maintenance programs in line with Husky standards, checklists, and schedules to ensure equipment operates safely and reliably.
  
• Identify failure modes in machine sub‑units and promptly raise notifications through SAP or connected worker platforms.
  
• Correct operational faults and restore machine functionality during production to minimize downtime.
  
• Set up Husky injection‑molding machines with accurate process parameters to ensure consistent, high‑quality preform production.
  
• Perform fast, efficient mold changeovers using SMED principles to support production agility.
  
• Ensure all machine structures frames, bolts, nuts, fittings, and legs remain stable, aligned, and safe.
  
• Conduct inspections using approved checklists and document findings with clear recommendations for corrective action.
  
• Maintain accurate lubrication records and ensure all lubrication activities are completed per schedule.
  
• Track spare‑parts consumption, raise inventory notifications, and support effective parts management.
  
• Perform routine maintenance on electrical panels, sensors, reflectors, safety controls, and other electrical components.
  
• Ensure all safety devices function correctly to protect people, equipment, and product integrity.