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The Electrical Plant Technician is responsible for the planned preventive maintenance, corrective repair, and continuous reliability improvement of all electrical systems within the power plant.
This includes generators, alternators, MV/LV switchgear, protection relay systems, control and automation systems, power cables, UPS/battery banks, and all instrumentation and control (I&C) equipment.
The role directly safeguards plant electrical availability and personnel safety.
Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities
Execute preventive maintenance (PM) on all electrical equipment in strict compliance with OEM specifications, planned maintenance schedules, and CMMS work orders.
Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair electrical faults including generator excitation faults, protection relay misoperations, switchgear defects, PLC/SCADA input-output failures, and cable faults.
Perform MV and LV switching operations in accordance with authorized switching programmes and valid PTW.
Calibrate, test, and verify all safety-critical instruments, sensors, and actuators (pressure, temperature, flow, level) per calibration schedules, issuing calibration certificates upon completion.
Conduct regular testing and maintenance of protection relays (ANSI 87, 51, 27, 59, 81) and generator protection systems using primary/secondary injection test equipment.
Perform routine inspection, load testing, and capacity verification of UPS systems and battery banks; maintain 100% readiness records.
Troubleshoot and maintain PLC-based control systems (Siemens, ABB, or equivalent), HMI interfaces, and SCADA field devices.
Maintain accurate and updated electrical single-line diagrams (SLDs), protection settings registers, and maintenance records in the CMMS.
Manage critical electrical spare parts inventory; initiate requisitions for replenishment to maintain defined minimum stock levels.
Participate in major outages, overhauls, and plant modification/commissioning activities.
Conduct or support root cause analysis (RCA) of electrical failures and implement corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).
Enforce full compliance with LV/MV electrical safety standards, LOTO protocols, and PTW requirements at all times.
Academic & Professional Qualifications
Bachelor of Science (BSc) or Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or Automation/Instrumentation Engineering.
Minimum of five (5) years of hands-on electrical maintenance experience in a power generation environment (diesel, gas, or HFO).
Demonstrated proficiency in PLC troubleshooting (Siemens S7/TIA Portal, ABB, or equivalent) and SCADA/HMI systems.
Practical experience in MV switchgear maintenance, protection relay testing, and generator protection systems.
Certified competence in LV/MV electrical safety and switching (City & Guilds, NICEIC, or relevant national equivalent).
Familiarity with IEC and IEEE standards applicable to power plant electrical systems.
CMMS proficiency (SAP PM, Maximo, or equivalent) is required.
Core Competency:
Technical Precision:
Meticulous execution of electrical work with high accuracy on safety-critical systems.
Systematic Troubleshooting:
Structured, logic-driven approach to fault finding across complex multi-system electrical faults.
Safety Consciousness:
Unwavering personal adherence to electrical safety procedures, LOTO, and PTW—zero shortcuts.
Documentation Discipline:
Timely, accurate updating of calibration certificates, test records, and CMMS work orders.
Problem-Solving Under Pressure:
Rapid fault diagnosis and repair capability to minimize electrical downtime during plant outages.
Continuous Improvement Mindset:
Proactive identification of reliability improvement opportunities and defect elimination initiatives.