Job Description

DESCRIPTION

The Junior Shop Manager - Test Cell Facility Maintenance is responsible for maintaining and repairing test cell utility systems and facility equipment to ensure operational reliability and safety. Working under moderate supervision, this role supports daily maintenance tasks, root cause analysis, inventory management, and contractor oversight, while promoting a safety-first culture and continuous improvement in facility uptime.

Key Responsibilities:

Safety and Compliance:

Maintain safe work habits across all daily tasks. Evaluate reactive work and planned maintenance for safety risks. Ensure compliance with 5S and safety protocols across the facility.

Diagnostics, Repairs, and Preventive Maintenance:

Diagnose equipment issues using hand tools and test equipment. Perform routine and preventive maintenance on test cell equipment, utilities, and building systems. Conduct root cause analysis of breakdowns and initiate corrective actions.

Facility Equipment Maintenance:

Address breakdowns related to engine test cells, lab utilities (ACS, CCU, CAC, Dyno) and central utilities (air compressors , HVAC , CNG , chillers , cooling towers , etc) Operate and maintain tools and powered equipment including forklifts, drills, grinders, and other devices.

Software and Data Management:

Utilize maintenance management software to assign, track, and prioritize maintenance activities. Document all preventive and repair work performed.

Inventory and Procurement:

Manage procurement and inventory of spare parts and maintenance materials.

Contractor and Team Coordination:

Supervise contractors to ensure safety and quality standards. Participate in team initiatives such as TBWS and continuous improvement projects.

Learning and Development:

Attend training sessions (onsite/offsite) to build technical skills required for certification and performance improvement.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Skills and Competencies:

Technical Knowledge:

Familiarity with test cell systems such as ACS, CCU, CAC, Dyno. Understanding of industrial utility systems like HVAC, CNG, chillers, and compressors. Ability to diagnose, repair, and maintain facility systems under supervision.

Core Competencies:

Action Oriented:

Displays urgency and energy in tackling challenges.

Collaborates:

Builds strong partnerships to achieve shared goals.

Communicates Effectively:

Adapts communication style for different audiences.

Customer Focus:

Provides effective, solution-oriented support to internal customers.

Self-Development:

Seeks opportunities to learn and grow professionally.

Values Differences:

Respects and leverages diverse perspectives.

Functional Competencies:

Facilities Maintenance & Operations:

Manages facility systems, predictive maintenance, and asset management processes.

Other Requirements:

Willingness to work rotational shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Basic computer literacy for maintenance software and reporting tools.

Working Conditions:

Must be comfortable working in varied conditions, including heat, cold, and moisture. May be required to travel for training or support cross-functional repair work.

QUALIFICATIONS

Qualifications:

Education:

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering.

Experience:

2 to 4 years of relevant experience in facility or equipment maintenance, preferably in test cell environments.

Additional Certifications:

High school diploma or equivalent is required in addition to diploma. Formal training in electrical, HVAC, or mechanical systems is preferred.

Job

Facilities

Organization

Cummins Inc.

Role Category

On-site

Job Type

Shop

ReqID

2417343

Relocation Package

Yes