Job Title : SENIOR ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN

CENTRAL COMPLEX
Department : CENTRAL MAINTENANCE
Reports to : ELECTRICAL SPER!ISOR
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Se)tion : ELECTRICAL
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Job p&rpose 2 S)ope:
Undertake the maintenance, repair and testing of a variety of electrical equipment and systems, in
accordance with correct procedures and standards, and provide work direction to Technicians.
Prin)ipal A))o&ntabilities:
a3 Draft work orders and obtain work permits, together with wiring plans and diagrams from
Supervisor, evaluate jobs and determine materials, equipment, transportation or other essentials
required. solation of electrical equipment up to !.! "# and $$ "# on specific instruction.
b3 %ssists Technicians in their work, by e&amining individual components or circuits to identify faults,
carrying out various electrical tests, providing technical instructions and inspecting completed repair
work to ensure functional operation of appliances.
)3 'arry out preventive and routine maintenance on a wide variety of electrical equipment as
instructed, and in accordance with the schedules.
43 ssue comprehensive daily activity reports outlining the cause of the fault, the nature of the work and
the materials, labour and time taken to complete the task.
e3 'arry out and check that all electrical installation and maintenance work is performed in accordance
with regulations, ensuring that the installation of fuses, circuit breakers and other safety devices
comply with safety regulations, and that all systems and appliances are properly earthed.
53 Strictly observe 'ompany (lectrical )rocedures, *ire and +S( regulations ensuring areas are
clearly marked and sealed off, and the appropriate safety and work permits have been obtained
before commencing work.
"3 ,iaise with Supervisor and )roduction to obtain authority to re-energi.e once work is complete.
63 %dvises the Supervisor of required spares, materials and tools.
i3 )articipate in U%( /ationals 'D' 0raduate development to get good Technical "nowledge and to
practice (lectrical )rocedures 1 +S( regulations.
73 Testing of )rotection 2elays for 0enerator )ackages 1 +.# Switchboards.
83 nvestigate 1 /ormali.e plant after S1D or Total power failure.
Or"ani9ational Relations6ips +:or8 Conta)ts-:
2egular contacts at own or ne&t higher level in own Department, and at own level in other Departments
to advise on work progress.
In4epen4en)e o5 Operations an4 De)ision%ma8in" A&t6orit':
3orks in accordance with verbal instructions, established procedures and electrical trade standards. f
unsure refers to the appropriate manuals or supervisor. 3ork is subject to spot check. s involved in
trouble shooting and major shutdown jobs.
P6'si)al E55ort:
%ppro&imately !45 of the work time is spent in
hands-on work related to (lectrical 6aintenance
and Troubleshooting jobs.
:or8 En;ironment:
%ppro&imately 745 of the working time is spent
e&posed to prevailing weather conditions and )lant
environment. The remainder is spent in an air-
conditioned environment, or transportation.
Minim&m Re<&irements:
a3 'ompletion of Secondary Technical (ducation 89$ years: plus $ years %dvanced #ocational
(ducation in (lectrical (ngineering.
b3 ; <ears e&perience in (lectrical installation and repair work, preferably in large oil and
petrochemical operation, $ years of which in a Senior Technician position.
)3 0ood command of (nglish language, written and spoken.
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