The Electrical Maintenance Assistant is responsible for supporting senior technicians and electricians in the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems and components. The role involves assisting with a wide range of tasks, including preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and data collection, while learning and developing technical skills on the job. Key Responsibilities: Learn and perform basic routine electrical preventive maintenance activities under supervision. Assist in disassembling, inspecting, cleaning, repairing, testing, and installing electrical motors, electromechanical devices, switches, contacts, controls, and other electrical components. Help in installing electrical conduits and pulling wires as per electrical layouts. Assist in troubleshooting and repairing buried communication cables. Provide support in the repair, calibration, and troubleshooting of telemetry equipment and revenue power meters. Aid in the installation and maintenance of lighting systems, electrical outlets, and HVAC equipment. Learn to perform electrical troubleshooting and participate in new electrical installation tasks. Assist in collecting data and recording power meter readings as part of system monitoring. Support troubleshooting of advanced electrical systems including SCADA, HMI, and PLC systems. Help in rigging operations for transporting, removing, and installing motors and motor control systems. Perform other duties as assigned by supervisors to support maintenance and operations teams. Qualifications & Skills: Basic knowledge of electrical systems and safety procedures Willingness to learn and follow instructions Ability to work as part of a team and support skilled technicians Physical ability to perform manual work and lift equipment Good communication and observational skills Educational background in electrical trades preferred (eg, ITI or relevant certification) Work Environment: Indoor and outdoor environments, including workshops, control rooms, and field sites Exposure to electrical equipment, tools, and operational systems May involve working at heights or in confined spaces under supervision
We are inviting empanelment of Visiting Consultants for diverse initiatives under Government Schemes, Government Tenders, and CSR Activities . Areas of focus include: ✅ Skill Development & Capacity Building ✅ Education & Employment Generation ✅ Healthcare & Hygiene Promotion ✅ Climate Change & Livelihood Enhancement ✅ Awareness Campaigns & Swachh Bharat Initiatives ✅ Tree Plantation & Environmental Sustainability 📍 PAN India opportunities available! If you are interested, please share your resume at support@skillcouncils.com Let’s collaborate to create meaningful impact together. 🌱✨ #SkillDevelopment #CapacityBuilding #Education #Employment #CSR #Livelihood #ClimateAction #Sustainability #Healthcare #Hygiene #SwachhBharat #SkillIndia #TreePlantation #GovernmentTenders #ConsultantOpportunities
Engagement Type: Project-based | Flexible | Confidential About the Role: We are seeking a Corruption Therapist — a rare breed of professional who understands the anatomy of corruption in governance, bureaucracy, and public systems — not to promote it, but to diagnose it, discuss it, and deconstruct it. If you have navigated the real-world corridors of bureaucracy, tenders, contracts, and power play — and you’re ready to turn that “experience” into structured insight, therapy, and reform-oriented advice — we’d like to hear from you. 💼 Key Responsibilities: 1. Act as a bridge between bureaucratic reality and organizational integrity. 2. Analyze and “therapize” corruption-related processes, behaviors, and systems. 3. Facilitate direct, transparent discussions with departments and stakeholders. 4. Support leadership teams in navigating governance and compliance challenges. 5. Contribute to audits, ethical governance frameworks, and policy interventions. 6. Help in “fixing” — not tenders, but the system that allows fixing to thrive. 🧩 Ideal Background: 1. Deep understanding of government systems, procurement, and public policy. 2. Prior engagement with bureaucrats, politicians, or governance networks. 3. First-hand knowledge of how corruption operates — and how to reform it. 4. Experience in government affairs, compliance, or investigative consultancy. 5. Courage to speak uncomfortable truths with clarity and conviction. 💰 Compensation: Project-based — we believe in value creation, not bureaucracy. 🎯 Why Join Us: We are building a culture where corruption is not just condemned but understood, unpacked, and treated. If you believe in honesty about dishonesty, you will fit right in.