The Mid-Level Mechanical Engineer plays a critical role in ensuring the performance, reliability, and efficiency of mechanical systems within a manufacturing setup. The role involves maintenance engineering, process optimization, root cause analysis, and supporting new equipment installations or upgrades.
Monitor and analyze the performance of mechanical systems such as pumps, gearboxes, conveyors, compressors, and HVAC
Recommend and implement improvements to reduce downtime, energy consumption, and wear
Support continuous improvement initiatives to boost operational efficiency
Work closely with the maintenance team to develop preventive and predictive maintenance strategies
Analyze breakdown trends and lead root cause investigations
Optimize spare part inventory and equipment health tracking using CMMS
Participate in installation, testing, and commissioning of new machinery and utilities
Support layout planning and modifications for process enhancement or expansion
Coordinate with vendors, contractors, and cross-functional teams
Ensure all mechanical systems comply with safety, quality, and environmental standards (e.g., ISO 9001, 45001)
Maintain technical documentation, equipment manuals, SOPs, and checklists
Prepare engineering reports, downtime analyses, and performance logs
Collaborate with production, maintenance, quality, and safety teams for smooth plant operations
Support root cause analysis (RCA) and corrective action implementation
Act as a technical resource for operator training and equipment troubleshooting
Plan, execute, and monitor mechanical engineering tasks in line with production and maintenance goals
Oversee mid-level repair activities, inspections, and condition monitoring
Ensure adherence to safety and quality protocols during mechanical work
Support lean manufacturing, TPM, 5S, and Kaizen initiatives
Monitor equipment KPIs like MTTR, MTBF, and availability
Bachelor's Degree or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
3–6 years of experience in a mechanical engineering role within a manufacturing or process industry
Familiar with machinery used in continuous or batch production systems
Strong mechanical systems knowledge: hydraulics, pneumatics, rotating equipment, piping
Experience with root cause analysis and basic reliability tools (e.g., FMEA, 5 Why)
Familiarity with AutoCAD, SolidWorks, or similar drafting tools
Hands-on experience with CMMS (e.g., SAP, Maximo)
Excellent problem-solving, team coordination, and communication skills
Training in TPM, Lean Manufacturing, or Reliability Engineering
Exposure to automation systems, PLC interfaces (basic level)
Industry experience in sectors like FMCG, steel, chemical, automotive, packaging, or textile
Site-based role with frequent interaction on the production floor
May involve occasional weekend/shift duty and participation in shutdowns or major overhauls
PPE usage required and adherence to plant safety protocols is mandatory