Job Description

Core Roles and Responsibilities

Design and Planning:

System Design:

Designing the overall power system, including single-line diagrams (SLDs), power distribution plans, and control systems for the DG sets.

Equipment Sizing and Specification:

Performing calculations to appropriately size generators, transformers, switchgear, breakers, cables, and earthing systems.

Layouts:

Preparing detailed electrical layouts for equipment placement, cable routing, and control rooms using design software like AutoCAD or Revit.

Documentation:

Creating detailed technical documentation, reports, specifications, and project plans for all electrical aspects of the DG line.

Installation and Commissioning:

Supervision:

Overseeing the installation of all electrical equipment and systems to ensure conformance with design specifications, industry standards (e.g., IEEE, IEC, NEC), and safety regulations.

Testing and Validation:

Designing and conducting testing methods (e.g., Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT), pre-commissioning loop checks) to confirm the functionality and capability of components and the entire system before full operation.

Integration:

Ensuring seamless integration and synchronization of the DG sets with the main power grid or existing plant network.

Operations and Maintenance:

Preventive Maintenance:

Developing and implementing preventive and predictive maintenance schedules and procedures for all electrical equipment to minimize downtime and extend asset life.

Troubleshooting:

Diagnosing and resolving complex electrical faults and issues in operational systems to ensure continuous power availability.

Monitoring:

Monitoring system performance, power consumption, and quality metrics (e.g., power factor, harmonics) to identify inefficiencies and recommend improvements.

Emergency Response:

Managing emergency power systems, including regular testing of DG sets to ensure they start up and sync correctly during a power outage.

Safety and Compliance:

Standards Adherence:

Ensuring all operations and installations comply with local, national, and international safety codes and environmental regulations.

Risk Management:

Conducting risk assessments, implementing proper grounding, earthing, and lightning protection systems, and ensuring arc flash safety measures are in place.

Training and Audits:

Training technicians and operators on safe electrical practices and participating in regular safety audits and inspections.
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ?35,000.00 - ?500,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Provident Fund
Work Location: In person