Plant Engineer-Mechanical

Responsibilities:

Conducts the daily inspection of all machinery and equipment, making sure that these are in good working condition.Schedules the maintenance and repair of all plant machinery and equipment.Assigns, supervises and evaluates the work of the Maintenance personnel.Troubleshoots machinery and equipment problems, if necessary.Requests and follows up, if necessary, the outside/technical services and additional tools needed by the Maintenance Section.Coordinates with the machine shops for the fabrication of machine parts.Reports machinery/equipment failure and the status of machinery/equipment maintenance and repair work to the Plant Manager.Prepares the plant's energy consumption report (electricity, water, fuel, LPG) and submits this to Management.Plans, supervises and reports the plant improvements to Management.Acts as the Pollution Control Officer for the manufacturing plant.Oversees the working condition of the plant's wastewater treatment facility and air pollution devices.Prepares the quarterly Self-Monitoring Reports, forwards these to the Main Office for signature and notarization, and then submit these to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).Prepares and forwards to the Main Office the required documents that will be submitted to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for permit renewal purposes.Prepares and forwards to the Main Office the required documents that will be submitted to the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) for permit renewal purposes.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Licensed Mechanical Engineer.At least 2 year(s) work experience, preferably in a food manufacturing environment.Computer literate.Above average oral and written English communication skills.Responsible, has initiative and can work well under pressureAble to multitask.Willing to be assigned in the night shift schedule.2 Full-Time position(s) available.-

Maker of  CAFE PURO, FIBISCO AND RICOACOMMONWEALTH FOODS, INC. (Comfoods Inc.), a Filipino firm, is a conglomeration of three pioneering food-manufacturing companies, which were merged on September 30, 1968. The three corporations were: Commonwealth Foods, Inc., Philippine Food Industries, Inc., and the Filipinas Biscuit Corporation. With the merger, the three entities were reorganized into the Cofi Division (for Roasted and Instant Coffee products), Philfood Division (for Cocoa and Chocolate products), and Fibisco Division (for Biscuit products) of COMFOODS Inc.