Key Responsibilities: -
We are
looking for a GIS Testing Engineer to join our Installation and Commissioning
team, specializing in Gas -Insulated Switchgear (GIS). The ideal candidate
should have a strong understanding of GIS erection, IS standards, and
transformer -related activities. This role requires hands -on experience in GIS
installation, alignment, testing, and maintenance.
- Perform testing and commissioning of HV GIS equipment at customer sites, ensuring compliance with technical specifications.
- Conduct routine and type tests such as high -voltage withstand tests, partial discharge tests, contact resistance tests, SF6 gas analysis, and functional testing.
- Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues related to HV GIS systems and support root cause analysis for failures.
- Ensure adherence to IEC, IEEE, IS, and other relevant international standards in all testing procedures.
- Coordinate with design, manufacturing, and project teams to ensure smooth execution of testing and commissioning activities.
- Maintain and operate high -voltage test equipment such as power frequency test sets, SF6 gas analyzers, and circuit breaker testers.
- Prepare detailed test reports, documentation, and non -conformance reports (NCRs).
- Conduct site acceptance tests (SAT) and factory acceptance tests (FAT) as per customer requirements.
- Provide technical support and training to customer personnel on GIS operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
- Ensure compliance with safety protocols and site -specific safety regulations while working on HV GIS equipment.
- Work within a cross -functional team workplace, collaborating with various stakeholders to resolve issues and improve processes.
- Stay updated on Industry 4.0 advancements, digital monitoring solutions, and automation trends in HV GIS.
- Education: B.E. / B.Tech in Electrical Engineering.
- Experience: 1 to 3 years or more in HV GIS testing, commissioning, or maintenance.
- Preferred Certifications: Candidates with ISO 9001:2015 / IMS certification will be given preference