Electrician

Job Description onducts diagnosis of equipment failures

• Works with and through technicians and other employees to establish equipment performance before the breakdowns were reported. • Establishes whether the equipment breakdown is related to a missed planned maintenance or part failure or human interference • Uses any of the problem (finding and) solving techniques like 5-Whys, RCA, decision trees etc to pin point the real problem behind failures/breakdowns • Uses electrical test instruments to troubleshoot and test transformers, motors, switchgear and other electrical devices for defects. • Completes job card in consultation with the maintenance planner and requisitions parts depending on the outcome of the above. • Conducts preventative maintenance.

• Performs defined and/or ad hoc electrical and equipment testing • Corrects electrical systems and equipment malfunctions through testing, adjusting, sequencing, synchronizing and aligns such systems and equipment as AC and DC power supplies, main power control panels, motors, generators, circuit breakers and relay panels. • Dismantles electrical machinery and replaces defective electrical or mechanical parts such as gears, brushes, and armatures. • Verify and execute preventive maintenance standards on all electrical distribution equipment. • Completes documentation relating to work done for future reference in the event of failures • Continuous reference to equipment drawings, engineering standards and GMPs in the performance and closing out of jobs done. • Performs electrical preventative maintenance inspections and repairs on a variety of electrical equipment.

• Planned Maintenance • Ensures that scheduled maintenance in terms of Electrical plans is conducted as prescribed following defined protocols and compliance to GMPs • Completes job cards and parts requisition documents timeously to improve on mean time to repair thus ensuring high plant availability • Serves as an electrician repairing, installing, replacing and testing electrical circuits, equipment, and appliances. • Plant Breakdowns.

Qualifications/Requirements

• Qualified/trade tested electrician. • At least N3 electrical engineering qualification, ideal N6 Electrical Engineering. • Good electrical fault finding skills. • Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics. • Minimum 5 years maintenance experience in the FMCG environment. • Computer literate with knowledge of MS Office and maintenance software (SAP preferably) • Wireman’s licence ideal • Fully conversant with Environmental, Health and Safety Standards. • Responsible for Technical Assets.