• Responsible for performing periodic and preventive routine maintenance on mechanical equipment and systems such as truckloading metering system, pumps, generators, engines, pipelines, valves and firefighting network to ensure optimal functionality.• Troubleshooting mechanical problems and implement timely solutions to minimize downtime.• Repairing or replacing defective parts as needed, using hand tools and specialized equipment.• Collaborating with maintenance teams, operators, control room personnel and other sectors to coordinate maintenance activitiesand minimize disruptions to operations.• Monitoring the "RTG" system which is responsible for measuring the level, pressure and temperature of petroleum products insidethe tanks.• Responsible for maintenance works of facilities in buildings.• Keeping accurate maintenance records and documentation of all work performed.• Following safety procedures to ensure a safe work environment.

• Responsible for preparing and operating the marine unit lifting and lowering system such as tables (trolleys), loading beds, winches,Clarks, service rooms (power supply, water and firefighting) and tools handle.• Recording all faults in a report and submitting it to departments operations, planning, quality, maintenance and HSE to ensureeffective communication for successful project execution.• Coordinating with workshops such as mechanical, machinery, electrical, forged, hull, welding, treatment and pointing, see fitters,carpentry, upholsterer and foundry to perform urgent and periodic repairs.• Ensure the safety and quality of the parts that have been repaired or changed, then prepare a report to survey the customer'sopinion and the extent of his satisfaction.• Responsible for training the work crew responsible for the operations of lifting and lowering marine units, using appropriateequipment, and training on firefighting in the event of a fire.