·         OND in Engineering from accredited polytechnics or Monotechnic

·         Full Technological Certificate (FTC) Advance Technician Diploma

·         Advanced NABTEB in Engineering-Related subjects.

·         City & Guilds Diploma / Advanced Diploma

·         Professional certificate in Engineering from Polytechnics or specialized institutions

·   A four (4) year work experience as Electrical Technician within SPDC East Asset operations will be an added advantage.

1.     Electrical Safety

·   Knowledge of electrical safety, use and application of electrical safety rules, identification, and mitigation of hazards.

·   Knowledge of electrical standards as well as electrical protection and control systems.

·   Methods of repair of Ex-equipment, including limitations of what can or cannot be repaired and certification implications and requirements.

2.     Maintenance of Electrical Equipment

·   Identify the various electrical low voltage (LV) equipment – generators, motors, lighting, heat tracing, switchgear, small transformers, UPS and batteries).

·   Identify the various high voltage (HV) equipment – generators, motors, large transformers, switchgear)

·   Evaluate and interpret equipment performance and integrity data

·   Recognize and respond to abnormal conditions and take appropriate corrective action on LV / HV equipment

·   Troubleshoot and diagnose common faults on LV / HV equipment

·   Perform servicing and repair in line with recognized procedures and standards

·   Apply approved procedures and standards for disassembly and reassembly of electrical equipment

·   Use of the appropriate tools and equipment

·   Knowledge of the various types of condition monitoring activities and diagnostic tools

·   Provide support during equipment shutdown, start up, isolation and re-instatement as part of the maintenance process

3.     Other Electrical Maintenance

·   Perform routine maintenance of the earthing and lighting system

·   Carryout lighting system maintenance around the Facility.

·   Knowledge of maintenance routines on cathodic protection systems

4.     General

·   Knowledge of basic electrical tools and workshop machinery.

·   Knowledge of area classification layouts and electrical equipment for hazardous areas

·   Interpret information contained in the various types of electrical drawings.

(Added advantage)

·   Computer literate, ability to perform basic computer related activities

·   Competent user of Microsoft Office applications

·   Knowledge of worksite hazard management and permit to work systems

·   Effective team player and ability to work in multidisciplinary team

·   Good communication & presentation skills

·   Good time management and organizational skills

·   Ability to adapt promptly to change

·   Ability to work under pressure.

·   Self-motivated and ability to deliver tasks under minimal supervision

·   Participate in review of maintenance job routines and preparation of work method statements

·   Participate in job hazard analysis / prepare job risk assessment

·   Identify appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) associated with the activity.

·   Gather appropriate documentation and prepare Permit to work.

·   Identify and stage materials, equipment spares and tools for equipment maintenance.

·   Carryout isolation of energy source in preparation for maintenance work

·   Execute routine maintenance activities in line with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and company standards.

·   Troubleshoot and analyze electrical equipment faults using diagnostic tools, test devices and measuring instruments.

·   Support OEM field service representatives during execution of major equipment maintenance activities.

·   Conduct proper housekeeping and restore work site to a safe state after job completion.

·   Document relevant logbook with performance data post maintenance work and update equipment maintenance records

·   Support reviews of operating/maintenance procedure and propose changes.

·   Support planning of electrical scope of major / turnaround / milestone maintenance activities.

·   Participate in equipment failure investigation (root cause analysis) and proffer improvement initiatives.

·   Comply with HSE practices and procedures.

·   Participate in HSE meetings and site safety campaigns

·   Close out all other assigned actions in line with audit findings.

·   Work schedule is 21 / 21 days duty cycle.

·   Work activity period spans 12-hours (7am to 7pm) routine over the 21-day duty period.

·   Work activity may extend beyond the normal period depending on business needs.