PT Petrosea Tbk has been designing, building and mining in all corners of Indonesia since 1972 and today is recognized as one of Indonesia s leading engineering, construction and mining contractors. Thanks to the imagination and commitment of more than 3000 staff, Petrosea has secured a growing portfolio of projects throughout Indonesia and the region.
Petrosea has access and support to world class management and project delivery systems which allows Petrosea to deliver international excellence to the Indonesian market.
We are currently taking applicants for the following position:
ASSET ENGINEER
To provide comprehensive Asset assessment (including new asset purchase analysis, asset disposal analysis, asset improvement analysis, and rates) on Plant which used in Petrosea operation by working closely to Technical Analyst, Performance Analyst and Rates Analyst.
Requirements:
- Work Flexible hours to accommodate job requirements
- Two (2) years experiences in Asset Management of Mining or similar operation with at least 1 year in the field
- Minimum Graduate degree (S1), Engineering background is preferable
- Preferably to have experience in Asset (Heavy Equipment) operation within mining business
- Able to operate computer well for example MS Office suite, Asset Management System, experience with CMMS is preferable
- Able to communicate in at least Bahasa and English, on both verbal & written
- Willing to maintain job quality in any condition
- Willing to apply mutual respect in each working days
Responsibilities:
1. Determining correct Asset to purchase based on comprehensive analysis which include Total Cost and Total Value analysis, in order meeting user request ie. mining operations by considering:
- User need
- The current price of parts (per brand and model ie. Komatsu Dump Truck HD785-7, year 2011)
- The current target life, amount and price of Lube and Liquid ie. Coolant
- The current target life, amount and price of equipment Tyre
- Escalation price, to include inflation rate, global steel price increase etc.
- Historical data in: Hours life of component/parts; Fuel consumption; Tyre or Undercarriage consumption rate; GET consumption rate
- Parts/Component target life as per EITHER OEM or Petrosea internal historical record
2. Determining correct asset to dispose by:
- Aligning Asset data to its target life
- Producing accurate mtc cost spent on asset including determining remaining value of the asset and component which eventually provide realistic asset value at the time of disposal
- Preparing necessary action to dispose the asset
- Coordinating the disposal process to related department ie. Procurement, Customs, etc.
3. Improving asset performance:
- Conduct analysis on asset performance data trend
- Actively provide analysis and solution to improve asset performance
- Measure the applied improvement initiatives
4. Providing realistic Asset rate:
- Analysing both vendor recommendation and (if available) historical data to determine the accurate rate
- Incorporating financial factor to provide (close to) actual rate
5. Provide engineering counsel at the plant level.
6. Recommends equipment/processing systems modifications and/or replacement to improve plant performance.
7. Remains up-to-date on technology as it pertains to the plant s operation.
8. Prepare and submit Asset reports as necessary.
9. Establishes and administers an effective predictive/preventative maintenance program, work order procedures, and adequate parts inventory.
10. Maintaining and implementing HSE programs including Environmental Management System to ensure the effectiveness of the programs conform to official standard and requirements
We offer our staff a challenging and innovative work environment. An attractive salary package will be negotiated to ensure a high caliber appointment.
To apply for this position, please send your application together with a detailed resume including recent colour photograph, and quoting in email subject: Asset Engineer to recruitment.jkt@petrosea.com in Microsoft Word or PDF format with a file size not more than 350kb, not later than 18 February 2013.