Electrical Maintenance Engineer Supervisor

JOB DESCRIPTION

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE OPERATOR

A Maintenance Operator specializing in electrical repairs, crane maintenance,

DG set maintenance and repair, as well as UPS maintenance and repair, would

typically have a multifaceted job description encompassing various responsibilities.

Here's a detailed breakdown of the role:

Electrical Repairs:

(a)

Diagnose and troubleshoot electrical issues in equipment, machinery,

and systems.

(b)

Repair and replace faulty electrical components such as switches,

relays, circuit breakers, and wiring.

(c)

Perform preventive maintenance to ensure electrical systems operate

efficiently and safely.

(d)

Follow electrical codes, regulations, and safety standards in all repair

and maintenance tasks.

Crane Maintenance:

(a)

Conduct routine maintenance checks on cranes to ensure proper

functionality.

(b)

Inspect crane components such as hoists, hooks, ropes, and controls for

signs of wear or damage.

(c)

Lubricate moving parts and perform adjustments to maintain optimal

performance.

(d)

Repair or replace defective crane parts as needed to minimize

downtime.

DG Set Maintenance and Repair:

(a)

Perform regular inspections and maintenance tasks on diesel generator

(DG) sets.

(b)

Check fuel levels, coolant, oil, and battery condition to ensure proper

operation.

(c)

Troubleshoot and repair electrical and mechanical issues in DG sets.

(d)

Overhaul and replace engine components as part of scheduled

maintenance or in response to malfunctions.

UPS Maintenance and Repair:

(a)

Inspect uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units for signs of wear,

corrosion, or malfunction.

(b)

Test UPS batteries and replace them when necessary to maintain

backup power capacity.

(c)

Calibrate UPS systems to ensure they provide consistent and reliable

power during outages.

(d)

Troubleshoot and repair UPS circuitry, switches, and other components

to restore functionality.

Documentation and Reporting:

(a)

Maintain detailed records of maintenance activities, repairs, and

replacements performed.

(b)

Document equipment specifications, serial numbers, and maintenance

schedules for reference.

(c)

Generate reports on equipment performance, downtime, and

maintenance costs for management review.

Safety and Compliance:

(a)

Adhere to safety protocols and guidelines to prevent accidents and

ensure a safe working environment.

(b)

Stay updated on industry regulations, codes, and best practices related

to electrical maintenance.

(c)

Conduct safety inspections of equipment and work areas to identify and

address potential hazards.

Training and Leadership:

(a)

Provide guidance and training to junior maintenance staff on electrical

repair techniques and safety procedures.

(b)

Collaborate with other departments to coordinate maintenance activities

and prioritize tasks.

(c)

Serve as a resource for technical expertise and troubleshooting

assistance.

Qualifications:

(a)

Bachelor's degree or equivalent technical certification in electrical

engineering or a related field.

(b)

3-5 years of experience in electrical maintenance, preferably in an

industrial or manufacturing environment.

(c)

Proficiency in diagnosing and repairing electrical systems, including

knowledge of PLCs, motor controls, and power distribution.

(d)

repair.

Hands-on experience with crane, DG set, and UPS maintenance and

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to

(e)

troubleshoot complex electrical issues.

(f)

Excellent communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a

team environment.

(g)

Commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement.