Job Summary
Experiencein carrying out the work in connection with maintenance and repair, overhauland service, calibration, test and commission of equipment and location ofcable faults.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
- Collaborateclosely with TNB, specifically NLDC, in accordance with IOM procedures forelectrical switching, ensuring the fulfillment of all notifications andelectrical switching requirements.
- Provideassistance for LV and MV switching and maintain regulatory compliance bystaying updated on relevant safety codes and operating procedures, with a focuson continuous improvement in operational safety.
- Coordinatemajor activities such as startup, commissioning, planned shutdowns,troubleshooting, and programmed maintenance, serving as a Subject Matter Expertfor all electrical and power distribution systems.
- Participatein the development and revision of electrical-related procedures andspecifications, ensuring the completion of risk assessments for criticalactivities.
- Monitor,evaluate, and analyze alarms triggered through the FMCS system.
- Ensureadherence to regulatory, legal, and EHS requirements in all areas, with apriority on human safety to foster a secure working environment.
- Conductdaily routine inspections and monitor the performance of 132kV installations,as well as conduct frequent site inspections of other electrical rooms.
- Assistin establishing Facilities competent persons for chargeman, wireman, andengineers.
- Participatein energy management and efficiency programs for the site.
- Providesupport for other Facilities systems and operations as required.
Required Knowledge And Skills
- Bachelor'sdegree in Electrical Engineering or its equivalent.
- At least10 years of experience in the capacity of an Electrical Engineer or acomparable role.
- Hold aCertificate of Competency as a 132kV Electrical Engineer Competent Person fromthe Energy Commission.
Scope Of Responsibilities
Decisionsmade with general understanding of procedures and company policies to achieveset results and deadlines. Errors in judgment may cause short-term impact toco-workers and supervisor