Heavy Duty Driver (Pitch Operation)

Responsibilities: Responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to, the following: • Operate the pitch control room systems, including SCADA and Human Machine Interface (HMI) platforms, to monitor and control loading and unloading processes, input operational data, and ensure process accuracy. • Perform pitch truck loading operations at the Pitch Truck Loading Station, ensuring correct quantities, temperatures, and safety checks are maintained. • Safely transport liquid pitch using designated tanker trucks from the port terminal to the Carbon Paste Plant in accordance with approved routes, schedules, and safety protocols. • Execute pitch unloading operations at the Paste Plant truck unloading station, ensuring proper connection, discharge procedures, and system integrity. • Conduct routine quality checks and first-line maintenance of pitch handling equipment, tanker units, and associated systems to prevent malfunctions and maximize operational efficiency. • Perform operational troubleshooting and basic process servicing of equipment and systems within the liquid pitch terminal area to restore functionality in a timely manner. • Identify, report, and follow up on equipment malfunctions, operational deviations, and required modifications, ensuring prompt corrective actions (repair or replacement) are implemented. Requirements Qualifications and Experience • Minimum Grade 10 School Certificate or equivalent educational qualification. • Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in heavy industry, specifically in roles involving heavy-duty driving and/or equipment operation. • Proven experience in similar positions within industrial environments such as smelters, ports, logistics operations, or large-scale manufacturing facilities. • Strong organizational and coordination skills, with the ability to manage tasks efficiently in a dynamic work environment. • Effective time management skills, ensuring adherence to schedules, operational priorities, and delivery timelines. • Basic computer literacy, including the ability to use standard systems and interfaces relevant to operations (e.g., reporting tools, HMI/SCADA where applicable). • Sound understanding of industrial safety practices, traffic regulations, and material handling procedures.