What You Get to Do:

• Collaborate with skilled professionals to perform maintenance testing on equipment such as protective relays, transformers, circuit breakers, and more.
• Assist in the construction, installation, and commissioning of equipment, gaining hands-on experience with various components.
• Participate in commissioning, repairs, and installation of distribution-related equipment, contributing to the reliable operation of power systems.
• Maintain accurate records of maintenance and installation activities to support ongoing operations.
• Engage in troubleshooting electrical equipment and systems, assisting in analyzing failures and generating detailed reports.
• Gain exposure to PLC, RTU, and HMI equipment through troubleshooting and repair tasks.
• Learn and contribute to tasks like oil and gas filling of power transformers and high voltage equipment.
• Provide technical support to different groups within the organization, enhancing your understanding of collaborative work environments.
• Operate and familiarize yourself with various testing equipment used for troubleshooting and maintenance.
• Develop a strong understanding of safety practices and regulations associated with electrical work.
• Participate in safety meetings and mandatory training sessions to ensure a safe and productive work environment.