TYRE Service Engineer

Key Responsibilities:

1. Tire Inspection & Diagnosis
• Conduct detailed visual and hands-on inspections of OTR tries to identify wear patterns, damages, cuts, punctures, or abnormalities.
• Measure tire tread depth, air pressure, and overall structural condition.
• Identify causes of tire damage or wear (e.g., overloading, misalignment, or improper inflation).
2. Technical Analysis
• Use technical tools (e.g., tire depth gauges, pressure gauges, and electronic diagnostic tools) to gather accurate data.
• Analyze and interpret technical data to determine the lifespan and usability of the tire.
• Prepare detailed reports on findings, including technical recommendations for repair, retreading, or replacement.
3. Maintenance & Repair Guidance
• Recommend appropriate maintenance strategies to prolong tire life and prevent future issues.
• Provide advice on the safe repair or retreading of OTR tires based on technical standards.
• Monitor tire performance post-repair or retreading to assess effectiveness.
4. Customer Interaction & Support
• Educate customers on tire handling, storage, and proper inflation practices.
• Explain inspection findings and technical recommendations to clients in a clear and professional manner.
5. Documentation & Reporting
• Maintain accurate records of inspections, findings, and technical analyses.
• Create periodic reports summarizing overall tire conditions, common issues, and recommendations for improvement.
6. Compliance & Safety
• Ensure compliance with industry regulations and safety standards during inspections.
• Stay updated on industry trends, technologies, and best practices related to OTR tire maintenance.
7. Collaboration
• Work closely with fleet managers, equipment operators, and tire service teams to address tire-related issues.
• Coordinate with suppliers and manufacturers for warranty claims, technical support, or product recommendations.

Qualifications:

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent (required). Certification in tire technology or a related field is preferred.
• Experience: Minimum 23 years of experience in OTR tire inspection, repair, or related roles.
• Technical Skills:
• Strong knowledge of OTR tire types, brands, tread patterns, and applications.
• Proficient in using inspection tools and diagnostic equipment.
• Familiarity with tire repair and retreading processes.
• Soft Skills:
• Excellent communication skills to explain technical findings clearly.
• Strong attention to detail and problem-solving abilities.
• Physical Requirements:
• Ability to lift heavy tires and work in various environments (e.g., mines, construction sites).

Preferred Skills & Knowledge:

• Understanding of tire load indices, speed ratings, and temperature tolerances.
• Experience with predictive maintenance software or tracking systems for OTR tires.
• Knowledge of environmental conditions affecting tire performance (e.g., heat, terrain, and moisture).

Work Environment:

• Fieldwork at customer sites, including mines, quarries, and construction zones.
• Regular use of safety gear and adherence to site-specific safety protocols.