Tradesman - Electrical

1.1 Job Scope Summary

The Electrical and HVAC Tradesman is mainly responsible for electrical work support of the overall plant operation and in maintaining the operation of the plant in compliance with established production schedules and production requirements.

1.2 Job Responsibilities

• Carry out HVAC routine preventive maintenance.
• Carry out electrical motor and switchgear preventive maintenance.
• Perform electrical troubleshooting and maintenance activities in the power plant including LV switchgear and control panel.
• Strictly follow permit to work system, method statements, and safety instructions.
• Read and follow electrical drawings, O&M manuals, and relevant information.
• Carries out assigned job activities throughout the shift to ensure all work assignments are completed correctly and as requested.
• Support to set up and pre-stage parts from the warehouse and help in finding and retrieving parts from the warehouse to expedite work.
• Update progress reports on work orders.
• Remain on the job until another crew leader or technician has arrived and a turnover of activities and information has been accomplished, with equipment updates and availability information after the shift.
• Communicate and demonstrate safe work practices on all jobs.
• Ensure that all job assignment work areas are cleaned of used parts, debris, and tools upon completion of work.
• Ensure that work accidents or incidents involving crew members resulting in injury to persons or damage to property are reported to the Maintenance Manager, or in the superintendent's absence, to the plant Shift Supervisor.
• Comply with all National and Local Electrical Codes, completing professional works.
• Attend HSE Inspections, audits, assessments, and meetings.
• Conduct risk identification, analysis, and assessments.
• Report promptly any breaches of HSE procedures to management.

The above job duties and responsibilities are intended to describe the general nature of the work and are not intended to be an inclusive list of all responsibilities. Duties and responsibilities may change or vary depending on the specific needs of the operations.

1.3 Educational/Professional Qualifications/Training Certifications

• Diploma of Electrical Engineering or equivalent certifications.

HSE accredited training qualifications.

1.4 Job Experience

• Must have at least 5 years of experience as an Electrician Technician in the Facilities or power industry.
• Familiar with HSE standards, procedures, and requirements of electrical plant equipment in a safe and efficient manner.

Preferred knowledge of using a CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) and Windows-related software is a plus.

1.5 Required Skills and Competencies

• Safety Focus: Complies with all health and safety regulations, performs work in a safe manner, and organizes personal workspace to minimize the likelihood of an accident or other unsafe situation.
• Technical Expertise: Practical knowledge of processes and practices in own functional area.
• Accountability: Demonstrates a sense of responsibility and ownership of own actions, assigned objectives, activities, and processes.
• Adaptability: Demonstrates reliability, high ability to work under pressure, social competency, ability to manage conflict, assertiveness, and service-oriented. Ability to manage any changes such as technical, organizational, social, and cultural.
• Problem-Solving: Focuses on resolving technical challenges, ensuring that decisions are made based on operational directives, and solving emerging problems.
• Demonstrates insight into the root causes of problems and generates a range of solutions and courses of action with benefits, costs, and risks associated with each.
• Team Work: Understands own role in the team, contributes to achieving the team's goals, and develops constructive working relationships with team members while exchanging knowledge and experience.
• Language: English Language (intermediate).