FAQs
What are the key responsibilities of the Electrician - Maintenance position?
The key responsibilities include maintenance, fault diagnosis, and repair of supply and control circuits on various plant and equipment, installation of electrical plant and equipment, mounting electrical control panels, and performing megger tests and troubleshooting of electrical circuits.
What qualifications are required for this job?
A high school diploma or a diploma in Electrical Engineering is required, along with knowledge in various types of electrical components and shipyard training.
What kind of equipment will I be working on?
You will be working on a wide variety of equipment including cranes, winches, pumps, compressors, motors, switchgear, machine tools, and domestic electric systems as well as AC and DC systems.
Is training provided for this position?
Yes, training for activities required by the department will be provided.
What is expected in terms of work area maintenance?
It is expected that good housekeeping is maintained in all work areas.
Do I need to report damaged materials or tools?
Yes, you must report any damages immediately upon notice to ensure the materials and tools are of the required standard prior to use.
Is experience in shipyards essential for this role?
While shipyard training is mentioned as a preferred qualification, it may not be strictly essential; however, familiarity with the shipyard environment can be beneficial.
Will I be involved in installation tasks?
Yes, installation of electrical plant and equipment, including building services, is a key part of the role.
What types of testing will I be performing?
You will be performing megger tests and troubleshooting of electrical circuits as part of your maintenance duties.