Pump & Piping System Technician

About the role

This role involves inspection, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and installation of pump systems, water tanks, control panels, plumbing networks, and associated mechanical and electrical equipment. You will monitor operational parameters, respond to emergency breakdowns, and prepare documentation on system status and maintenance schedules.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct regular inspections and preventive maintenance on pump systems, water tanks, control panels, plumbing networks, and associated mechanical and electrical equipment
• Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic faults in pump systems, electrical control panels, and pipe networks
• Perform necessary repairs, component replacements, plumbing fixes, and pipe repairs to ensure optimal system performance and leak-free operation
• Assist in the installation, pipe fitting, wiring, and commissioning of new pump systems, control panels, water tanks, and connected plumbing infrastructure
• Ensure proper alignment, pipe jointing, and setup of mechanical, plumbing, and electrical control components during installation
• Monitor the operational parameters of pump systems, water tanks, and electrical control panels to ensure safe and efficient continuous operation
• Prepare and submit reports on system status, plumbing condition, maintenance schedules, and any issues or repairs encountered
• Respond promptly to emergency breakdowns, pipe bursts, and electrical faults to minimize system downtime

About you

• Diploma or Certificate in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Plumbing, or a related trade field
• At least 2–3 years of hands-on experience in the maintenance, plumbing, and repair of mechanical and electrical systems, specifically pump systems, control panels, and water tanks
• Practical experience in pipe fitting (e.g., PVC, PPR, copper, galvanized iron, or steel piping) and plumbing assembly
• Familiarity with industrial equipment, motor starters, relays, and electrical panel components
• Ability to perform physically demanding tasks, including lifting heavy equipment, pipe bending, and working in confined spaces
• Willingness to work in varying conditions, including outdoor and industrial environments
• Strong understanding of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems, including pumps, electric motors, control panels (star-delta, DOL, VFDs), water tanks, valves, and piping networks
• Proficient in pipe cutting, threading, jointing, soldering/welding, valve installation, and pressure testing
• Skillful in using multimeter tools, pressure gauges, and electrical diagnostic equipment to isolate circuit and hydraulic faults
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical schematics, electrical single-line diagrams (SLD), and plumbing P&ID drawings