For Maintenance Technician KRA/KPI

Job Description

As a Maintenance Technician, your role is crucial in ensuring the efficient operation and upkeep of machinery, equipment, and facilities. You will be responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, and performing preventive maintenance tasks to minimize downtime and optimize productivity.

Key Responsibility Areas (KRA) & Key Performance Indicators (KPI)

1. Equipment Maintenance

KRA: Ensure all equipment is well-maintained to prevent breakdowns and delays.

Short Description: Maintain equipment in optimal working condition.

• 1. Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)
• 2. Equipment Downtime Percentage
• 3. Preventive Maintenance Compliance Rate
• 4. Spare Parts Inventory Accuracy

2. Safety Compliance

KRA: Adhere to safety regulations and protocols to ensure a secure work environment.

Short Description: Maintain a safe workplace for all employees.

• 1. Safety Training Completion Rate
• 2. Incident Report Rate
• 3. Safety Audit Score
• 4. Near Miss Reporting Rate

3. Facility Management

KRA: Manage the upkeep and cleanliness of facilities to promote a professional environment.

Short Description: Ensure facilities are well-maintained and presentable.

• 1. Facility Inspection Completion Rate
• 2. Work Order Response Time
• 3. Energy Efficiency Improvement Rate
• 4. Waste Management Compliance

4. Technical Support

KRA: Provide technical support to operational teams for seamless production processes.

Short Description: Assist in resolving technical issues promptly.

• 1. Response Time to Technical Requests
• 2. Technical Troubleshooting Accuracy
• 3. Training Session Attendance Rate
• 4. Efficiency in Problem Resolution

5. Inventory Management

KRA: Maintain accurate inventory levels to support maintenance activities.

Short Description: Efficiently manage spare parts and supplies.

• 1. Inventory Turnover Rate
• 2. Stockout Rate
• 3. Inventory Accuracy Rate
• 4. Cost Savings through Inventory Optimization

6. Training and Development

KRA: Continuously improve skills and knowledge to enhance maintenance operations.

Short Description: Invest in personal and professional growth.

• 1. Training Hours Completion
• 2. Skill Acquisition Rate
• 3. Certification Achievement Rate
• 4. Training Feedback Score

7. Communication and Collaboration

KRA: Foster effective communication and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Short Description: Work harmoniously with other departments.

• 1. Interdepartmental Communication Effectiveness
• 2. Collaboration Project Success Rate
• 3. Feedback Response Time
• 4. Teamwork Rating

8. Cost Management

KRA: Optimize maintenance costs without compromising quality and efficiency.

Short Description: Ensure cost-effective maintenance practices.

• 1. Maintenance Cost Reduction Rate
• 2. Budget Variance Analysis
• 3. Cost per Maintenance Activity
• 4. Cost Savings Initiatives Implementation Rate

9. Data Analysis and Reporting

KRA: Analyze maintenance data to identify trends and areas for improvement.

Short Description: Utilize data for informed decision-making.

• 1. Data Accuracy Rate
• 2. Maintenance Performance Metrics Analysis
• 3. Report Generation Time
• 4. Data-Driven Improvement Implementation Rate

10. Continuous Improvement

KRA: Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance maintenance processes.

Short Description: Strive for operational excellence through continuous learning.

• 1. Improvement Project Completion Rate
• 2. Employee Suggestion Implementation Rate
• 3. Process Optimization Efficiency
• 4. Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) Improvement

Real-Time Example of KRA & KPI

Real-World Example: Implementing Preventive Maintenance

KRA: Implementing a preventive maintenance program to reduce equipment downtime.

• KPI 1: Percentage Increase in Equipment Uptime
• KPI 2: Reduction in Unplanned Maintenance Tasks
• KPI 3: Adherence to Preventive Maintenance Schedule
• KPI 4: Cost Savings from Reduced Breakdowns

By tracking these KPIs, the organization improved equipment reliability, minimized unexpected failures, and achieved cost savings through proactive maintenance measures.

Key Takeaways

• KRA defines what needs to be done, whereas KPI measures how well it is done.
• KPIs should always be SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound).
• Regular tracking and adjustments ensure success in Maintenance Technician roles.

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