Core Duties and Responsibilities Lubrication Execution Apply lubricants (oils, greases, specialty fluids) to machinery according to schedules
Use proper quantities, methods, and tools (manual, automated, or centralized systems)
Use ultrasonic grease gun for specific applications
Perform oil changes, grease replenishment, and system flushing
Prevent over‑lubrication and under‑lubrication
Lubricant Management Select the correct lubricant for each application based on Job Plans and OEM specs
Store, handle, and transfer lubricants contamination‑free
Maintain Lubricant Stock and Inventory
Label and color‑code lubricants and equipment
Track lubricant usage and inventory
Condition Monitoring & Inspections Conduct routine machine inspections during lubrication rounds
Check oil levels, grease conditions, leaks, filters, breathers, and seals
Identify early signs of wear, overheating, vibration, or contamination
Take basic readings (temperature, noise, visual condition)
Preventive & Predictive Maintenance Support Follow PM schedules tied to lubrication tasks
Support PdM programs by identifying lubrication‑related failures
Help extend asset life and improve equipment uptime
Report findings and recommend corrective actions
Equipment Care & Reliability Practices Maintain and clean lubrication points (fittings, ports, lines)




Install or maintain breathers, sight glasses, and filters
Help eliminate contamination (water, dirt, particulates)
Support best practices such as precision lubrication
Documentation & Reporting Record lubrication work completed (CMMS or excel spreadsheets)
Document machine conditions and anomalies
Track lubrication intervals and changes
Communicate issues clearly with maintenance, operations, and reliability teams
Safety & Environmental Compliance Follow site safety procedures (LOTO, PPE, confined space, hot work awareness)
Handle and dispose of lubricants and waste according to environmental regulations
Prevent spills and respond appropriately if they occur
Must Haves Valid Red Seal Journyperson Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) certification
Valid Class 5 driver’s license
Typical Equipment Serviced Pumps, motors, gearboxes
Conveyors, compactors, impactors, crushers, screens
Fans, blowers, compressors
Bearings, chains, couplings
Hydraulic and circulating oil systems
Key Skills & Knowledge Understanding of lubrication fundamentals
Mechanical aptitude
Attention to detail and cleanliness
Ability to read lubrication charts and OEM manuals
Familiarity with CMMS systems
Solid safety mindset

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📌 Journeyperson Industrial Mechanic - EST (Lube Mechanic) (Saskatchewan)
🏢 Mosaic
📍 Saskatchewan