Role & responsibilities

1. Shift In-Charge Electrical

- Handle day-to-day electrical shift operations, including troubleshooting and rectification of electrical equipment breakdowns.
- Monitor and maintain electrical systems, including motors, electrical panels, iMCCs, VFDs, and associated equipment.
- Identify electrical faults and coordinate breakdown maintenance to minimize plant downtime.
- Possess working knowledge of protection relays, VFDs, iMCCs, and electrical protection systems.
- Handle electrical emergencies and power failure / blackout conditions, ensuring safe and systematic restoration of electrical supply.
- Coordinate with operations, instrumentation, and maintenance teams to ensure smooth plant operations.
- Ensure compliance with electrical safety procedures, permit-to-work requirements, LOTO, and PPE standards.
- Guide shift technicians in troubleshooting, maintenance, and safe execution of electrical work.

2. Shift Technician Electrical

- Attend electrical shift activities, troubleshoot electrical equipment, and rectify electrical faults.
- Perform basic troubleshooting and resetting of feeders in iMCC panels and VFD systems as authorized.
- Handle the connection, inspection, and testing of single-phase and three-phase portable electrical tools.
- Implement Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures and follow electrical isolation and permit-to-work requirements.
- Assist in troubleshooting motors, electrical panels, power distribution systems, and associated electrical equipment.
- Attend electrical breakdowns and support preventive maintenance activities.
- Coordinate with the shift in-charge and operations team to restore equipment safely.
- Follow plant electrical safety procedures and maintain proper housekeeping in the work area.

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Technician Electrical Equipment Maintenance

- Carry out preventive, corrective, and breakdown maintenance of electrical equipment, including motors, transformers, generators, electrical panels, and Power Distribution Boards (PDBs).
- Attend daily electrical complaints from process areas and utility sections and ensure timely rectification.
- Troubleshoot electrical faults in motors, power distribution systems, control panels, and associated equipment.
- Attend plant lighting complaints and maintain lighting systems in process areas, utility areas, workshops, and other plant locations.
- Assist in electrical equipment inspection, fault identification, testing, and maintenance activities.
- Support equipment overhauling, replacement of defective components, and restoration of electrical equipment.
- Coordinate with operations and maintenance teams to minimize equipment downtime.
- Follow electrical safety procedures, LOTO, permit-to-work requirements, and PPE standards.

Preferred candidate profile

- Candidates with experience in Carbon Black, Cement, Glass, Steel, Sponge Iron, Iron Ore Processing, Mineral Processing, or similar heavy-process manufacturing industries will be preferred.

- Hands-on experience in industrial electrical maintenance, electrical troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and breakdown maintenance of plant equipment is essential.

- Experience with electric motors, transformers,



generators, electrical panels, Power Distribution Boards (PDBs), VFDs, iMCCs, and electrical protection relays will be an advantage.

- Candidates applying for Shift In-Charge positions should have practical experience in electrical shift operations, fault diagnosis, power failure handling, and safe restoration of electrical supply.

- Candidates applying for Shift Technician positions should have experience in electrical troubleshooting, feeder resetting, single-phase and three-phase portable tools, and LOTO procedures.

- Candidates applying for Equipment Maintenance Technician positions should have experience in motor maintenance, transformer and generator maintenance, electrical panel maintenance, plant lighting, and process and utility electrical complaints.

- Experience in continuous-process plants involving high temperatures, heavy machinery, and automated production systems will be preferred.

- Candidates must demonstrate a solid commitment to electrical safety, permit-to-work procedures, proper PPE usage, teamwork, and equipment reliability.

Perks and benefits

ESI, PF , SUBSIDISED FOOD

Role: Machine Shop Incharge / Supervisor, Industry Type: Chemicals, Department: Production, Manufacturing & Engineering, Employment Type: Full Time, Temporary/Contractual Role Category: Operations, Maintenance & Support Education UG: ITI Certification in Electrician, Diploma in Electrical Key Skills Skills highlighted with ‘‘ are preferred keyskills Electrical MaintenanceElectrical TroubleshootingVFDELECTRICAL PANELSHT AND LT Electrical BreakdownFEEDER RESETTINGPORTABLE ELECTRICAL TOOLSLOTOGenerator MaintenanceTRANSFORMER MAINTENANCETHREE PHASE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

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