Position overview

Responsibilities

• Keep all electrical equipment and instruments running smoothly by performing regular preventive maintenance, like motor checks and control panel inspections.
• Support plant safety through periodic inspections of all electrical and instrument apparatus and installations.
• Monitor incoming power supply and check the standby generator (650KVA) to ensure safe, consistent electricity distribution.
• Handle repair requests from other departments, such as lab instrument repairs and socket or lighting installations.
• Assist your supervisor with troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and brainstorming the best solutions for any issues.
• Collaborate with mechanical personnel on emergency and preventive maintenance efforts.
• Keep your supervisor informed on all electrical activities, plant conditions, and the status of follow-up jobs.
• Prepare and submit a monthly maintenance report detailing issues and corrective actions taken.
• Suggest improvements for maintenance work and recommend equipment upgrades or modifications when needed.
• Maintain tidy housekeeping and care for maintenance tools at all times.
• Complete additional tasks as assigned by the Maintenance Coordinator and Manager.

Required skills and experience

• 1 year in a general or chemical industry setting.
• Strong awareness and commitment to safety practices.
• Basic knowledge of electrical systems and instrumentation.
• Proficiency in reading electrical and instrumentation schematics.
• Familiarity with SHE (Safety, Health, and Environmental) procedures in a manufacturing environment.
• Skilled in troubleshooting electrical and instrumentation issues.
• Competent in using relevant computer software and applications.
• Cooperative, team-oriented, and ready to contribute to a collaborative work environment.

Qualifications

• Certificate in Electrical or Mechanical studies is preferred.

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