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Hammerjack Pty Ltd is seeking a Power and Third Rail Technician to conduct routine visual inspections and preventive maintenance across power systems and third-rail equipment for the MRT7 project. This role covers bi-weekly transformer checks, monthly switchgear reviews, and long-term inspections at 3- and 5-year intervals to ensure system integrity.
The technician will perform detailed inspections of transformers, rectifiers, and high-speed circuit breakers, adhering to strict safety protocols
As a key subsidiary of SMC Infrastructure, you will join the Company that is responsible for the Operations and Maintenance (O&M) of the MRT7 project. The MRT7 Project is set to redefine the commute between Metro Manila and Bulacan by introducing a modern, high-efficiency rail network.
Driven by a commitment to reliability and sustainability, the Company aims to significantly reduce traffic congestion, strengthen regional connectivity, and catalyze economic growth.
The MRT7 is a 22-kilometer rail and road system extending from North Avenue in Quezon City to San Jose del Monte, Bulacan. Designed to be a backbone of northern metropolitan transit, the project features 14 strategically placed stations, including Quezon North Avenue Joint Station, University Avenue, Batasan, and San Jose del Monte.
Once fully operational, the MRT7 is engineered to support a massive daily capacity of up to 650,000 passengers, offering a faster and more seamless travel experience for the commuting public.
The Power and Third Rail Technician is responsible for conducting a comprehensive range of routine visual inspections and preventive checks across power systems and third-rail equipment. This role involves executing a rigorous maintenance schedule, ranging from bi-weekly transformer inspections and monthly switchgear reviews to detailed semi-annual and annual assessments of rectifiers, high-speed circuit breakers, and expansion joints. The technician also manages long-term maintenance cycles, performing specialized inspections at three- and five-year intervals for earthing devices and insulators to ensure sustained system integrity.