A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) engineer installs, maintains, and repairs
UPS systems to ensure continuous power for critical equipment. This role often
involves troubleshooting technical issues, performing preventative maintenance,
and providing customer support. They also conduct site surveys, design systems,
and manage project timelines.
Responsibilities and Measurement Criteria with Time investment Needed on Each:
(This will describe the overall core responsibilities of the role, decision
making responsibilities etc.)
* Installation and Commissioning:
Installing and setting up current UPS systems, including associated equipment like
transfer switches and power distribution units.
* Onsite Maintenance and Repair:
Performing routine maintenance, diagnosing and repairing faults, and replacing
components like capacitors & batteries.
Configure, and maintain UPS systems in accordance with manufacturer
specifications and industry best practices.
Conduct routine maintenance for AC / DC Power Systems Hardware and testing of
UPS systems to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
Performing routine maintenance of Li-ion / Nicad / Sealed Lead Battery
Maintenance.
Drafting of service reports following Breakdown / maintenance visits.
* Onsite Troubleshooting:
Identifying and resolving technical issues with UPS systems, often using
diagnostic tools and software.
Maintain accurate records of work performed, and parts used in accordance with
company policies and procedures.
Remote support / corrective attendance on short notice to priority sites during
critical system failures / doomsday scenarios.
Development of upgrade plans to suit client needs. System modifications /
upgrades.
* Customer Support:
Providing technical support to clients, answering questions, and training them
on the proper use of UPS systems.
Work with clients to identify their power requirements and