Electrician - Engineering

Key Areas of Responsibility Electrical Maintenance & Repairs

• Inspect, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair electrical systems, wiring, equipment, and components throughout the hotel.
• Ensure that lighting systems, power outlets, electrical appliances, and related equipment are operating safely and efficiently.
• Carry out preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical panels, generators, transformers, UPS systems, and other electrical equipment.
• Diagnose and resolve electrical faults related to HVAC systems, kitchen equipment, cold rooms, refrigerators, and other hotel operational equipment.
• Record daily readings and conduct routine checks of assigned equipment to ensure proper and efficient operation.
• Respond promptly to electrical breakdowns, maintenance requests, and guest-related electrical concerns to minimize operational disruption.

• Install and maintain electrical wiring, switches, sockets, circuit breakers, lighting fixtures, and other electrical components as required.
• Assist with the installation, modification, and commissioning of new electrical equipment and fixtures in guest rooms, public areas, back-of-house areas, and hotel facilities.
• Recommend improvements to existing electrical systems to enhance operational efficiency, reliability, safety, and cost effectiveness.
• Support initiatives aimed at reducing energy consumption and utility costs while maintaining hotel operational standards.
• Assist in upgrading outdated electrical systems and equipment where required.

• Carry out scheduled preventive maintenance in accordance with the hotel's POMEC program and Engineering standards.
• Monitor the condition and performance of electrical systems and promptly identify potential faults or operational risks.
• Support the monitoring and analysis of energy consumption and departmental utility expenditures.
• Participate, where required, in the preparation and implementation of the annual POMEC budget.
• Contribute ideas and recommendations for improving Engineering procedures, energy efficiency, and equipment performance.

• Follow all applicable electrical safety regulations, hotel policies, Engineering procedures, and local requirements.
• Conduct routine inspections to identify electrical hazards and take appropriate corrective action.
• Maintain emergency lighting, fire alarm-related electrical systems, generators, inverters, and backup power systems as assigned.
• Be fully familiar with the hotel's safety, first aid, fire, and emergency procedures and operate all tools and equipment safely.
• Immediately report any unsafe conditions, accidents, incidents, or major technical concerns in accordance with hotel procedures.

• Assist the Engineering Supervisor, Duty Engineer, and Chief Engineer with electrical maintenance requirements and technical assignments.
• Coordinate and cooperate with other Engineering colleagues and departments to support smooth hotel operations.
• Assist in preparing required spare-parts lists for electrical systems and maintenance equipment.
• Monitor electrical spare-parts inventory and advise the supervisor when replenishment or additional materials are required.
• Liaise and cooperate with external contractors and service providers as directed by the supervisor or Chief Engineer.
• Ensure plant rooms, electrical rooms, workshops, and related working areas are maintained in a clean, organized, and safe condition.
• Provide courteous and professional assistance to guests when required, maintaining the service standards expected within a luxury hotel environment.

• Maintain accurate records of electrical inspections, repairs, preventive maintenance activities, equipment readings, and completed work.
• Maintain appropriate daily logs and update maintenance records as required.
• Report major electrical faults, recurring technical issues, and equipment concerns to the Supervisor, Duty Engineer, or Chief Engineer.
• Provide accurate information regarding required spare parts, materials, and equipment for planned and corrective maintenance.

• Strong practical knowledge of electrical systems, wiring, equipment, fault finding, and troubleshooting.
• Good knowledge of electrical panels, generators, transformers, UPS systems, and emergency power systems.
• Familiarity with electrical components associated with HVAC systems, kitchen equipment, refrigeration systems, and other hotel equipment.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical diagrams, schematics, technical drawings, and blueprints.
• Good understanding of preventive maintenance practices and electrical safety requirements.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities with attention to detail.
• Ability to use electrical testing tools and maintenance equipment safely and correctly.

• Demonstrates cooperation, trust, and teamwork with colleagues, supervisors, and other departments.
• Maintains a professional, courteous,…