Role & responsibilities

Electrical Responsibilities

- Inspect and maintain traction motors, alternators, batteries, and electrical control circuits.

- Troubleshoot electrical faults in locomotives.

- Test wiring, relays, switches, and control panels.

- Monitor locomotive electrical performance and rectify issues.

- Ensure compliance with electrical safety standards.

Mechanical Responsibilities

- Inspect and maintain diesel engines, compressors, brakes, bogies, and couplers.

- Perform preventive and breakdown maintenance.

- Check lubrication systems and replace worn-out components.

- Attend locomotive failures at site and restore equipment.

- Conduct mechanical testing after repairs.

Site Coordination

- Coordinate with locomotive pilots, maintenance teams, and site engineers.

- Prepare maintenance reports and defect logs.





- Ensure availability of tools, spares, and consumables.

- Follow railway safety procedures and permit systems.

Required Skills

- Knowledge of diesel-electric locomotives.

- Ability to read electrical and mechanical drawings.

- Experience with troubleshooting and fault diagnosis.

- Understanding of railway maintenance practices.

- Familiarity with safety regulations and quality standards.

Typical Qualification

- ITI/Diploma in Electrical, Mechanical, Diesel Mechanic, Fitter, or related trade.

- Experience in Indian Railways, locomotive sheds, rolling stock maintenance, or railway project sites is highly preferred.

📌 Unirail hiring "Loco technician Mech/Elect" For railway project (Jajpur)
🏢 Unirail
📍 Jajpur