Assistant Electrical Technician (Steel Industry)

Professional Experience (Must Have) 5 years' Experience In steel industry into Electrical & Automation Maintenance Minimum Qualifications Diploma/Bachelor's Key Responsibilities 1. Electrical Maintenance Assist Senior Technicians and Supervisors in routine electrical maintenance activities. Carry out preventive and corrective maintenance of electrical equipment. Assist in attending electrical breakdowns and restoring equipment safely. Inspect electrical panels, motors, cables, switches and other equipment. Identify abnormal conditions such as overheating, loose connections, unusual noise or electrical faults and report them to the supervisor. 2. Motor & Equipment Maintenance Assist in inspection and maintenance of AC/DC motors. Check motor connections, terminal boxes and cable conditions. Assist with motor replacement, alignment and connection activities. Inspect contactors, relays, starters and protection devices. Support maintenance of pumps, conveyors, fans and other electrically operated equipment. 3. Steel Plant Equipment Assist with electrical maintenance of equipment such as: Rolling mill equipment CCM equipment Reheating furnace Cooling beds Conveyors Cranes Pumps Fans Hydraulic power units Material handling equipment Workshop machinery 4. Breakdown & Troubleshooting Assist the electrical maintenance team during breakdowns. Support fault finding using electrical testing instruments. Assist in troubleshooting motors, cables, MCCs, control circuits, sensors and drives. Report recurring electrical faults to the Senior Technician/Supervisor. 5. Preventive Maintenance Perform assigned preventive maintenance activities according to the maintenance schedule. Check electrical connections, panels, motors, cables and control components. Assist in cleaning electrical panels and equipment. Record maintenance observations and report defects. 6. Safety Follow all electrical safety procedures and plant HSE requirements. Use appropriate PPE during electrical maintenance activities. Follow LOTO (Lockout/Tagout) procedures. Ensure electrical equipment is isolated before maintenance. Follow Permit-to-Work procedures. Maintain proper housekeeping around electrical work areas. Never perform electrical work beyond the candidate's authorized competency. 7. Documentation & Reporting Maintain basic maintenance records and checklists. Report completed maintenance activities to the supervisor. Inform the supervisor about defective equipment, spare requirements and unsafe conditions. Support maintenance teams during planned shutdowns and major maintenance activities. Preferred Training / Certifications Industrial Electrical Maintenance training. Electrical Safety training. LOTO training. Basic PLC/VFD training. Working-at-height training. First Aid / Fire Safety awareness.