Job Description:
Job Description: 100-Ton Payload Hauler Technician – Mining & Minerals Job Industry, Melbourne
The 100-Ton Payload Hauler Technician in Melbourne is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing large haul trucks with payload capacities of approximately 100 tons used in mining operations. This role ensures the reliability and safety of heavy haulage equipment that is critical to the efficiency of mining logistics.
Technicians work closely with operations teams to diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical issues affecting haul trucks. Daily tasks include performing scheduled maintenance, inspecting components for wear and damage, and coordinating repairs to minimize downtime. They also maintain detailed records of maintenance activities and equipment performance.
The role requires a deep understanding of heavy vehicle systems and the ability to work with specialized diagnostic tools. Safety compliance during repair and maintenance work is paramount to protect both personnel and equipment. Collaboration with operators and engineers ensures that equipment meets operational demands.
In Melbourne’s mining environment, technicians must adapt to tight schedules and sometimes urgent repairs while maintaining high standards of workmanship. This position offers opportunities to grow technical skills and advance into supervisory or specialist roles within mining maintenance departments.
Job Requirement:
Job Requirements: 100-Ton Payload Hauler Technician – Mining & Minerals Job Industry, Melbourne
Candidates should possess technical qualifications in heavy vehicle mechanics, diesel fitting, or a related field, combined with practical experience servicing large mining haul trucks or similar equipment. Strong diagnostic skills and familiarity with hydraulic and electrical systems are essential.
Knowledge of mining site safety regulations and safe work practices is critical. Effective communication and teamwork abilities are needed to coordinate repairs and maintenance activities efficiently.
Physical capability to handle demanding repair tasks, including lifting and working in confined or elevated spaces, is necessary. Candidates must be flexible with shift patterns, including weekend or night shifts, to meet operational needs.
Licenses or certifications related to heavy machinery maintenance and mining site compliance are preferred. A proactive attitude toward continuous learning and problem-solving is important to thrive in Melbourne’s mining maintenance environment.
