7 Substation Maintenance Jobs

As the Maintenance Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day upkeep of all equipment, ensuring spares implementation meets quality, cost, time, delivery, and safety standards. You will also be in charge of managing manpower development and deployment to meet business demand efficiently. Your role will involve optimizing costs, enhancing customer experience, and ensuring safe operations while complying with statutory regulations. Your primary focus will be on delivering planned engineering maintenance activities across Electrical, Control & Instrumentation assets, managing shutdown planning activities, and ensuring the safe working behavior of the maintenance team and contractors on-site. You will need to have a good understanding of engineering ERPs, follow the ERL process diligently, and monitor engineering standards and procedures. In addition, you will be responsible for preparing engineering budgets, controlling equipment repair costs, ensuring regulatory compliance tasks are completed on time, and maintaining accurate maintenance records. You will also coordinate with the Engineering planner, adhere to Engineering Global KPIs, and establish proper SOPs and risk assessments for electrical engineering activities. Your role will involve overseeing electrical activities, managing the maintenance engineering team, and driving energy-saving projects. You will also be responsible for electrical inventory planning, monitoring spares procurement and usage, and maintaining records on maintenance and inventory. Ensuring the proper maintenance of equipment hired for operations and implementing safety engagement programs across all equipment will be crucial aspects of your role. Moreover, you will be required to conduct preventive and routine maintenance of substation equipment, verify electricity bills, and inspect facilities such as emergency generators, lifts, lights, and high mast. Your ability to handle crisis situations, stay up-to-date with the latest technology, and work independently in a multicultural environment will be essential. As a qualified candidate with a degree or diploma in Electrical/Electronic Engineering and at least 5 years of relevant experience, you must possess strong communication skills, analytical thinking, interpersonal skills, time management abilities, and team-building capabilities. Your proficiency in using Microsoft Office applications and adherence to legal, statutory, and global engineering policies will be critical to the success of your role.,

As an Asset Performance Management Specialist at Accenture, you will be responsible for planning and continuously improving asset management and maintenance programs for electrical substations. Your role will involve ensuring the optimal performance, reliability, and safety of substation equipment through preventive and corrective maintenance strategies, condition monitoring, and data-driven asset lifecycle management. We are looking for a candidate with a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field (Masters preferred for senior roles) and 7 to 11 years of experience in substation maintenance, asset management, or utility operations. You should have knowledge of substation components, testing techniques, and maintenance practices, as well as familiarity with asset management standards (e.g., ISO 55000) and maintenance frameworks (e.g., RCM, TPM). Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills are essential, along with proficiency in maintenance software (e.g., SAP PM, Maximo, or similar). Your responsibilities will include developing and preparing maintenance schedules for substation assets such as transformers, switchgear, circuit breakers, protection systems, and control equipment. You will conduct condition-based monitoring and diagnostics (e.g., thermography, DGA, partial discharge analysis) to assess asset health, maintain and update asset management databases, and perform root cause analysis on asset failures. Ensuring compliance with industry standards, regulatory requirements, and company policies, preparing technical reports, maintenance records, and asset performance summaries will also be part of your role. Additionally, you will analyze data related to substation audits, inspections, and commissioning of new installations or upgrades. If you are a proactive individual with a passion for asset management and maintenance in the field of electrical substations, we encourage you to apply for this position and be a part of our global professional services team at Accenture.,

You will be joining our team in Oman for a contract role as a Lineman. Your main responsibilities will include installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical distribution and transmission systems, such as power lines, substations, and street lights. Operating heavy equipment will be part of your daily tasks, and it is crucial to adhere to safety protocols to ensure a secure working environment. This role is based on-site in Oman. To excel in this position, you should have knowledge and experience in Electricity and Power Distribution, proficiency in operating Heavy Equipment, skills in Substation maintenance and repair, a CDL Class A license, good physical condition to work at heights, and the ability to follow safety protocols and procedures. Possessing relevant certifications in electrical work and lineman training would be advantageous.,

Minimum 3 Years of experience in EHV Substation Maintenance Maintenance, repair & operation of highvoltage electrical equipment Routine inspection, diagnostic testing & repairs on highvoltage equipment like transformers, circuit breakers & switchgear

Experience in EHV Sub Station Maintenance Troubleshooting issues, performing maintenance, and coordinating with various stakeholders Overseeing the installation, testing, and commissioning of substation equipment and protection systems

Job Purpose : To manage, coordinate, and execute all Electrical Balance of Plant (EBOP) activities related to the Power Supply System (PSS) for power plants in the 50MW to 200MW range. This includes design review, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of the electrical systems ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient power delivery. Note: Male Candidates Only. Key Responsibilities : 1. Design & Engineering : Review and validate EBOP electrical designs including SLDs, control schematics, and protection schemes. Evaluate and approve the design of PSS components such as transformers, switchgear, UPS, battery systems, and auxiliary power systems. Ensure compliance with IEEE/IEC standards, grid code, and client specifications. Coordinate with OEMs, EPC contractors, and consultants for PSS-related designs and FATs. 2. Procurement & Vendor Coordination : Prepare technical specifications and assist procurement in vendor evaluations for electrical equipment. Manage delivery schedules and quality inspection of electrical BOP components. Approve factory acceptance tests (FAT) for key equipment like HV/MV switchgear, transformers, etc. 3. Construction & Installation Supervision : Oversee site installation of EBOP systems switchgear, bus ducts, cables, transformers, lighting, grounding, etc. Coordinate with civil and mechanical teams to align electrical installation with plant infrastructure. Ensure proper routing, segregation, and termination of power and control cables. 4. Testing & Commissioning : Prepare test procedures and manage site acceptance testing (SAT) of EBOP and PSS equipment. Supervise protection relay testing, CT/PT ratio testing, insulation resistance, and functional checks. Coordinate energization activities and grid synchronization. 5. Operation & Maintenance Support : Establish maintenance protocols for PSS equipment in coordination with O&M teams. Analyze system events, disturbances, and trips to provide root cause analysis and preventive actions. Provide training to site O&M staff for EBOP equipment. Skills and Competencies : Strong understanding of power system protection, electrical design, and grid integration. Knowledge of SCADA, PLC, and substation automation systems (SAS). Familiarity with power plant auxiliary systems (MCCs, DGs, UPS, lighting, earthing). Excellent project coordination and stakeholder management skills. Ability to interpret electrical drawings and standards (IEC, IEEE, IS, etc.).

Oversee the operation and maintenance of plant utilities including HVAC, compressed air, boilers chillers cooling towers water treatment and effluent treatment system Troubleshoot and resolve complex utility and substation issue with minimal downtime Required Candidate profile Ensure uninterrupted operation and maintenance of electrical substations (11kV/33kV/66kV), transformers, HT/LT panels, and related electrical infrastructure.