Electrical Engineering Technician

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Install, test and commission electrical equipment, control panels and related systems.
• Perform electrical wiring, termination and connection work according to approved drawings and specifications.
• Carry out testing, inspection, troubleshooting and fault diagnosis of electrical systems and equipment.
• Identify defective electrical components and recommend appropriate repair or replacement work.
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance at customers’ premises and project sites.
• Assist with the installation, configuration and testing of motors, variable speed drives, soft starters and motor-control equipment.
• Read and interpret electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, wiring diagrams and technical manuals.
• Conduct electrical measurements and testing using appropriate testing instruments.
• Verify that installed equipment operates according to the required specifications and safety standards.
• Provide on-site technical support and respond to electrical breakdowns or equipment issues.
• Prepare service, testing, maintenance and commissioning reports.
• Maintain accurate records of work performed, materials used, test results and site findings.
• Coordinate with customers, contractors, suppliers, engineers and other project personnel.
• Assist with the planning and execution of electrical installation and maintenance work.
• Ensure that all work is completed in accordance with workplace safety requirements, project specifications and company procedures.
• Maintain tools, testing instruments and equipment in safe working condition.
• Travel to different project or customer sites when required.
• Perform overtime, weekend or after-hours work when required by project or maintenance schedules.
• Perform other electrical and technical duties assigned by the supervisor or management.

• Minimum secondary-school or high-school education, or an equivalent qualification.
• Relevant electrical technical training or certification would be advantageous.
• At least 3 years of relevant hands‑on experience in electrical installation, testing, commissioning, maintenance or troubleshooting.
• Practical knowledge of electrical systems, control panels, motors and motor-control equipment.
• Experience with variable speed drives and soft starters would be advantageous.
• Able to read and interpret electrical drawings, wiring diagrams and technical documentation.
• Able to use electrical testing instruments safely and correctly.
• Able to identify electrical faults and carry out appropriate corrective actions.
• Able to prepare basic service, maintenance and commissioning reports.
• Good understanding of workplace safety requirements for electrical work.
• Able to work independently with minimum supervision and cooperate effectively with the project team.
• Responsible, safety-conscious and willing to perform hands‑on site work.
• Willing to travel to different work sites and work outside normal office hours when required.