Petrol Engine Mechanic (Construction Rental Equipment) - AED 1500-1600

Since this is a manual, hands-on mechanic role, the responsibilities focus heavily on troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance of specific equipment types. Here is a detailed list of the key Roles and Responsibilities for the Petrol Engine Mechanic (Construction Rental Equipment), presented in clear, point-form as requested. 1. Core Responsibilities (Repair & Diagnostics) Diagnose and Repair: Conduct comprehensive troubleshooting and repair of faults in petrol-powered engines (both 2-stroke and 4-stroke) found in light construction equipment. System Overhaul: Execute major and minor overhauls of engine systems, including carburetor cleaning/rebuilding, ignition system checks (spark plugs, coils), and valve adjustments. Component Replacement: Replace or repair faulty components such as starters, alternators, belts, hoses, clutches, and exhaust systems. Fuel System Service: Clean, repair, and service fuel lines, filters, and tanks to ensure optimal engine performance. Identify Root Cause: Accurately identify the root cause of mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic system failures to prevent repeat issues. 2. Maintenance and Preventative Tasks Routine Servicing: Perform scheduled preventative maintenance (PM) including oil changes, filter replacement, and fluid checks according to manufacturer specifications. Pre-Rental Inspection: Conduct thorough inspections of all equipment before it is rented out to ensure it is in perfect working and safe condition (PDI - Pre-Delivery Inspection). Post-Rental Check: Inspect equipment upon return from rental sites to document any new damage, wear, or necessary repairs. Maintain Workshop Tools: Keep all tools, diagnostic equipment, and the workshop area clean, organized, and in good working order. 3. Operations and Safety Documentation: Maintain accurate and detailed records of all repairs, parts used, and time spent on each job card or work order. Inventory Management: Assist in monitoring the inventory of essential spare parts (e.g., spark plugs, cables, minor engine parts) and notifying the supervisor of low stock. Field Service: Perform minor emergency repairs and maintenance on construction sites when required (requires occasional travel). Safety Compliance: Adhere strictly to all company safety regulations and procedures, especially when handling flammable liquids (petrol) and heavy components. Quality Control: Ensure all repaired equipment is thoroughly tested under load before being returned to the rental fleet.