Key Responsibilities

Install, wire, test, and commission electrical equipment, machines, control panels, motors, sensors, and related systems.
Carry out electrical installations for new machinery, production lines, and plant expansion projects.
Ensure all electrical installations comply with approved standards, safety requirements, and company procedures.
Read and interpret electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, and equipment manuals.
Conduct testing and commissioning after installation to ensure proper functionality.

Carry out routine preventive maintenance of electrical equipment and production machinery.
Inspect motors, control panels, cables, switches, sensors, contactors, relays, breakers, and other electrical components.
Identify potential electrical faults and take corrective action before equipment failure occurs.
Respond promptly to electrical breakdowns to minimize production downtime.
Maintain proper records of electrical maintenance activities, repairs, and breakdowns.

Diagnose and resolve electrical faults on production equipment and plant utilities.
Troubleshoot issues involving motors, starters, VFDs, control circuits, sensors, relays, contactors, and electrical panels.
Use appropriate electrical testing instruments to identify faults accurately.
Investigate recurring electrical problems and recommend permanent corrective solutions.
Support the maintenance team during emergency breakdowns and production stoppages.

Monitor, troubleshoot, and support automated production systems.
Carry out basic PLC fault diagnosis and assist with PLC programming/modification where required.
Troubleshoot sensors, actuators, control circuits, VFDs, HMI systems, and other automation components.
Support the maintenance and improvement of automated feed mill processes.
Work closely with other engineering personnel to improve machine reliability and automation performance.

Follow all electrical safety procedures, including isolation/LOTO procedures before working on equipment.
Ensure electrical work is carried out safely and in accordance with company policies and applicable standards.
Report unsafe electrical conditions, damaged equipment, and potential hazards immediately.
Maintain good housekeeping around electrical panels, workshops, and maintenance areas.
Use appropriate PPE and ensure safe working practices at all times.

Carry out assigned electrical maintenance tasks with minimal supervision.
Take ownership of assigned breakdowns and maintenance activities from diagnosis through completion.
Work effectively with Mechanical Technicians, Production Operators, QC, and other departments.
Provide technical support during equipment installation, commissioning, and plant maintenance activities.
Participate in shift, weekend, or emergency maintenance activities when required.

Qualifications & Experience

OND, HND, or equivalent qualification in Electrical Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, or a related field.
Minimum of 3–5 years’ relevant experience, preferably in a manufacturing, food processing, animal feed mill, or similar industrial environment.
Practical experience with industrial electrical systems, motors, control panels, and automation.
Working knowledge of PLC systems, VFDs, sensors, and industrial control systems.
Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics.
Experience in preventive and corrective electrical maintenance.
Good troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.

Strong electrical troubleshooting skills.
Knowledge of industrial automation and PLC systems.
Good understanding of electrical control systems.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Good attention to detail.
Strong safety awareness.
Ability to work under pressure and respond to breakdowns promptly.
Good communication and teamwork skills.
Proactive approach to maintenance and problem-solving.
Willingness to work flexible hours, shifts, weekends, or during emergency breakdowns when required.