Job
Description
Ensure strict compliance with cGMP guidelines, statutory regulations, and factory safety protocols. Perform installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of electrical systems and components. Interpret and work from electrical panel drawings, wiring diagrams, and equipment manuals. Adhere rigorously to electrical safety standards and procedures. Participate in both internal and external technical and safety training programs. Act as a competent person under the direction of the Engineering Executive, reporting daily on progress and issues. Conduct periodic inspections and functional testing of electrical systems and equipment to ensure operational safety and reliability. Perform electrical isolation and energization activities as per SOPs, maintaining accurate records of all procedures. Arrange temporary power supplies as required to support operational needs. Regularly verify equipment earthing integrity and document findings in compliance with SOPs. Ensure a continuous, high-quality power supply to the plant, including timely execution of power source changeovers in accordance with standard procedures. Support instrumentation-related tasks in the absence of the designated team member from the instrumentation department. Qualifications Educational Background: Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field from a recognized institution. Experience: Min 4 years of relevant experience in electrical maintenance, installation, and troubleshooting in a manufacturing or industrial setting (preferably in pharmaceutical, chemical, or process industries). Technical Skills: Strong knowledge of electrical systems, panel drawings, and instrumentation. Hands-on experience with operation and maintenance of LT/HT systems, motors, VFDs, control panels, and earthing systems. Familiarity with isolation and energization procedures, electrical safety standards, and statutory compliance. Understanding of cGMP, preventive maintenance practices, and SOP documentation. Certifications (Preferred): Electrical Supervisor or Competency Certificate from State Electrical Licensing Board. Safety Training / First Aid / Electrical Safety certifications. Other Requirements: Good communication and reporting skills. Ability to work in shifts and handle on-call duties when required. Basic knowledge of instrumentation systems will be an added advantage. Willingness to attend training programs and continuously upgrade technical knowledge. Let me know if you'd like to customize this for a specific company, regulatory body, or plant environment.
