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The role of the GET (Ground Engaging Tools) and Undercarriage Specialist is to carry out all phases, activities and tasks related to assistance, management and training in preventive maintenance, general overhaul (overhaul) and replacement of GETs and running gear on dozers (Dozers), graders (Graders), dozers on tires (Wel). The incumbent is also directly responsible for achieving the financial objectives related to his field of activity, with the aim of optimizing market share and customer satisfaction.
Responsibilities
Prepare, execute and track commercial and technical offers directly or via PMs/PSSRs.
Collect data to ensure accurate forecasts of ground attack tool (GET) replacements and 3 and 12 month rolling trains.
Coordinate inventory management and replenishment with the supply chain to avoid breakouts and emergency air cargo.
Prepare monthly reports and
Candidate profile
Strong technical expertise on undercarriage and ground attack tools (GET)
Experience
Proven experience on heavy mining equipment (Dozers, Graders, Shovels)
Skills in stock management, forecasting and maintenance planning
Ability to perform detailed technical inspections (measurements, wear, welds)
Ability to technical and financial reporting
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