Electrical Fitter

Roles and responsibilities

Should perform limited specialist work for installation, operation and Maintenance of switchgears and electricity distribution substation equipment and any machinery that control, protect, and monitor the electricity flow.
Prepare schedules and coordinate activities with various electrical projects.
Ensure accurate and apt completion of all protective maintenance duties.
Perform defensive repair and prevention of field, plant and shop for electronic and electrical. systems equipment and devices.
Installation of Electrical Systems

Assemble, install, and maintain electrical equipment such as motors, switchboards, generators, and transformers.
Fit and wire control panels, circuit breakers, and power systems according to technical drawings.
Lay and connect electrical cables and conduits safely and efficiently.
Maintenance and Repairs

Inspect and troubleshoot electrical systems and components to identify faults or malfunctions.
Repair or replace defective parts, including wiring, circuits, and electrical fixtures.
Conduct routine maintenance to ensure optimal performance and minimize downtime.
Testing and Commissioning

Test electrical systems and equipment to ensure proper functioning and compliance with specifications.
Use testing devices like multimeters, insulation testers, and continuity testers for diagnostics.
Document test results and make necessary adjustments or repairs based on findings.
Reading and Interpreting Blueprints

Read and interpret electrical schematics, drawings, and diagrams to guide installations and repairs.
Ensure that all work aligns with the specified design and complies with technical standards.
Compliance and Safety

Follow safety protocols and regulations while working on electrical systems.
Ensure compliance with local and national electrical codes.
Report and address safety hazards or equipment irregularities promptly.
Equipment Assembly and Fabrication

Assemble electrical equipment, including busbars, control panels, and enclosures.
Perform basic fabrication tasks, such as cutting, bending, or shaping materials for installations.
Modify and retrofit existing systems to meet updated specifications.
Worksite Coordination

Collaborate with engineers, technicians, and other tradespeople on installation or repair projects.
Plan and organize work to meet project deadlines and minimize disruption.
Communicate effectively with supervisors and team members regarding progress and challenges.

Desired candidate profile

• • Technical Expertise: Strong understanding of electrical systems, components, and tools.
  • Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to diagnose and repair faults efficiently.
  • Physical Stamina: Capable of handling physically demanding tasks, including lifting and working in confined spaces.
  • Communication Skills: Clear and concise communication for team coordination and reporting.

• Knowledge

  • Familiarity with electrical safety standards, such as OSHA or local codes.
  • Knowledge of various testing and diagnostic tools used in electrical work.
  • Awareness of modern technologies, such as automation and smart systems.

• Certifications (Optional)

  • Electrical Trade Certificate or equivalent qualification.
  • Certification in safety training, such as NFPA 70E or first aid.

• Personal Attributes

  • Detail-Oriented: Ensures precision in wiring, assembly, and testing.
  • Reliability: Dependable in completing assigned tasks efficiently and safely.
  • Team Player: Works collaboratively with diverse teams in dynamic environments.
  • Adaptability: Flexible in handling varied tasks and responding to unexpected challenges.