Electrical Technician

Main Responsibilities

• Maintain electrical equipment and facilities in the production workshop, manage spare parts inventory, ensure operational reliability and normal plant production.
• Develop preventive maintenance (PM) plans for electrical equipment, carry out preventive maintenance, and assist the Instrumentation & Electrical Manager in electrical mechanical integrity tasks.
• Provide electrical technical support for capital and modification projects, including review of electrical system designs, equipment selection, installation progress and quality control to meet requirements.
• Supervise and organize installation, commissioning and progress control of electrical equipment; organize onsite receipt and unpacking inspections of incoming electrical equipment.
• Be familiar with and strictly implement relevant international and national electrical standards and codes.
• Handle external power grid power application procedures and substation acceptance and energization to ensure safe power usage.
• Select appropriate system operation modes based on production needs to save power; perform electrical cost accounting and control.
• Prepare electrical work rules, operating procedures and emergency response plans; manage and maintain electrical documentation.
• Conduct electrical inspections according to standards; establish repair standards; prepare inspection and overhaul plans; manage repair projects; prepare material plans and estimate maintenance costs.
• Correctly analyze, judge and handle various unexpected power outage incidents and organize personnel to participate in emergency response drills.
• Inspect and accept safety technical measures for electrical maintenance operations and electrical equipment repair/test work; supervise electrical staff compliance with electrical management regulations.
• Promptly handle or resolve technical problems of electrical equipment that occur during production; participate in technical analysis meetings; compile accident analysis reports and propose feasible solutions for electrical incidents exposed by production.
• Other duties assigned by the supervisor.

Qualifications / Requirements

• Degree in Electrical Automation, Mechatronics or related discipline
• Junior college degree or above or junior high school graduation, relevant experiences;
• Has the ability to read and write in English/Chinese, and be able to communicate in English/Chinese fluently.
• Familiar with high- and low-voltage distribution systems; proficient in motor control theory; familiar with relevant international and national electrical standards and codes.
• Able to return to site at night or on weekends as required to handle emergency electrical faults.
• Strong problem analysis and solving skills, with a proactive attitude.
• Good communication skills and team spirit.
• Prior extensive electrical maintenance and installation experience in large pharmaceutical, chemical, or power plant industries is preferred.