Performs skilled preventive maintenance work, repairs and installation, overhaul, troubleshooting, modification, overall calibration, adjustment, testing on a wide variety of electrical equipment such as transformers, motors/motor controllers, protective relays, electric heaters, electrical control & protection system and other instruments/equipment installed to electrical system equipment and facilities.
2. Duty & Responsibility:
Reports his presence of work to his immediate supervisor at the start of the working day.
Receives instructions from his immediate supervisor and understands his work assignment for the day.
Consults his immediate supervisor on the best ways and means to employ him in order to accomplish his work in the most efficient, reliable and economical manner.
Assumes full responsibility and accountability for all the tools and equipment permanently issued to him as well as those temporarily issued to him.
Lists down and withdraws from the warehouse all the materials that would be needed by his work assignment following withdrawal procedures.
Accomplishes and secures approval of work permits on jobs following the IMS procedure.
For field jobs, checks with Unit Supervisors and/or Operations Technician concerned on the disconnection/isolation of electrical equipment to be worked on before starting any work.
Performs his work in the most efficient and workman-like manner observing relevant safety procedures and making sure that the cause of the problem is known and corrected.
If the cause of the problem cannot be determined consult with and gets assistance from his immediate supervisor.
Ensures that the time of casual laborers (if any) assigned to assist him is well utilized.
Stays on the job and does not attend to other business or activities not connected in his work assignment without the knowledge of his supervisors.
After completion of work, cleans the repaired equipment and does housekeeping on the job site.
Reinstalls or puts back in process the repaired equipment and cleans the equipment area of the excess materials, scrap, bolt/nuts, etc.
Turns over the repaired equipment to the Unit Supervisor or his representative.
Witnesses the start up or commissioning of the repaired equipment to make sure that problem has been corrected, and the equipment is operating properly to the satisfaction of its caretaker.
Does further adjustment, hot bolting, tuning or calibration as necessary.
Reworks the equipment, as necessary if the problem is not yet corrected.
Accomplishes the equipment maintenance records for file and future reference and submits same to his immediate supervisor to signify completion of his job.
For a job lasting for more than one day, keeps his supervisor well informed on the progress of his work and on any related problems.
Gives suggestions/recommendations to his supervisor on how to further improve working conditions/and enhancement of productivity.
3. Qualification:
At least Technical school graduate, preferably Engineering graduate (Electrical and ECE).
