Minimum Qualifications:

• Fluent knowledge of English language (Speak, Read and Write).

• 3 years Diploma in Electrical or 2 Years Diploma in Electrical after higher secondary school (12th standard).

• Trade Certificate from Recognized institutions.

Minimum Work Experience:

• 3 years work experience as an Electrical Technician in a petrochemical, Oil and Gas plant.

• Able to perform work in this type of facility independently.

Job Requirements (but not limited to):

• Follow plant safety standards and procedures. Be familiar with typical petrochemical plant safety hazards.

• Follow standard maintenance procedures.

• Follow manufacturer's troubleshooting and maintenance procedures. Correctly use and care for test and calibration equipment.

• Implement good housekeeping practices.

• Use standard instruments to measure voltage, amperage, speed, rotation and vibration.

• Troubleshoot and repair ground faults.

• Repair electrical motors up to 500 HP including replacement of bearings and seals, installation of motor and connection of starters and circuits.

• Maintenance of battery standby systems (UPS) and inverters.

• Read electrical, relay logic and schematic drawings and use these to troubleshoot and repair circuits.

• Installation of conduit, enclosures, wiring, connections and controls up to 480 V for new construction.

• Repair and maintain cathodic protection systems, Overhead cranes, Automatic Overhead Doors and other electrically operated equipment.

• Splice cables up to 500 MCM.

• Read and interpret schematics for power distribution systems up to 33 KV including repair and maintenance of 10 MVA transformers.

• Work at elevated heights.

• In addition to his normal jobs, he should assist and participate in other maintenance activities.

• Carry out established Preventive Maintenance procedures on electrical equipment.

• Write reports, complete forms and mark up drawings and other documentation.

• Safe and proper care of tools.

• Work as a team with operations, technical, and maintenance.

• Improve instrument reliability and reduce maintenance costs.

• Participate in company safety and training programs.

• Train Subordinates & coworkers. Report on work progress & maintenance activities.