Maintenance Leading Hand

Role overview

Maintenance and workshop duties

• Perform and lead fault-finding, diagnosis, repair, testing, and commissioning of mechanical equipment.
• Troubleshoot compressors, pumps, diesel engines, nitrogen equipment, air dryers, hydraulic systems, and ancillary equipment.
• Lead root cause analysis of recurring or significant failures and implement practical corrective actions.
• Coordinate workshop tasks and guide trades, contractors, and support personnel according to operational priorities.

Equipment and facilities coordination

• Coordinate equipment preparation, inspection, testing, and readiness for mobilisation and demobilisation under the agreed Load Out Plan.
• Confirm maintenance, certification, inspection, documentation, and client requirements are complete before equipment release.
• Coordinate routine and ad hoc maintenance of facilities, workshops, yards, buildings, and operational infrastructure.
• Coordinate facility repairs involving electrical, plumbing, HVAC, security, access control, cleaning, grounds, waste, and other service providers.
• Work with CSG, business lines, QHSE, logistics, vendors, and project teams to improve asset reliability and mobilisation execution.

Qualifications and experience

• Demonstrated hands-on maintenance and troubleshooting experience in industrial, energy, pipeline, process services, or heavy equipment environments.
• Experience coordinating trades, contractors, workshop priorities, and equipment mobilisation.
• Ability to diagnose mechanical, diesel, hydraulic, and pneumatic faults using a structured approach.
• A current driver licence and ability to meet site access requirements are required.
• Working knowledge of permits, isolations, risk assessment, and safe systems of work is required.
• A Mechanical Fitter, Diesel Mechanic, or equivalent trade qualification is desirable; practical experience may also be considered.