Maintenance Electrician

As an Electrical Maintenance Technician, your primary responsibility will be to install, maintain, and repair electrical systems, panels, and wiring. You will troubleshoot and rectify faults in electrical equipment and machinery while ensuring that all electrical work complies with safety and statutory standards. Additionally, you will perform preventive maintenance on electrical panels and connections. In the realm of General Maintenance, you will conduct routine facility checks and attend to minor repair works as necessary. Mechanical maintenance on equipment and machinery will also fall under your purview. For Plumbing tasks, you will be expected to repair and maintain water supply lines, sanitary fittings, and drainage systems. This will involve fixing leakages, blockages, and replacing damaged plumbing fixtures. AC Cleaning duties will require you to clean and maintain split AC and window AC units, including filters and drainage pipes. You will also assist in basic servicing and minor repairs of AC units. When it comes to Compressor Maintenance, you will be responsible for performing routine checks on air compressors, such as checking oil levels and cleaning filters. It will be essential to report any abnormalities and provide assistance in minor electrical or mechanical repairs of compressors. In a broader sense, you will need to maintain records of maintenance activities and submit daily reports, respond promptly to breakdown calls to minimize downtime, and uphold cleanliness and safety in the workspace. Adherence to safety procedures during all maintenance tasks is crucial. This is a full-time position with the benefit of food provided. The work schedule is during the day shift, and the job requires you to be present in person at the designated work location.,