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A Senior Electrician, or Sr. Electrician, is a skilled tradesperson who installs, maintains, and repairs electrical systems in various settings, including residential, commercial, and industrial. They possess advanced knowledge of electrical systems, safety regulations, and troubleshooting techniques, often leading or mentoring junior electricians.    Key responsibilities of a Senior Electrician may include: Installation and Maintenance: Installing ...

A Mechanical Shift Incharge is responsible for supervising the mechanical operations and maintenance activities during their assigned shift, ensuring smooth and efficient production flow while adhering to safety and quality standards. They also manage personnel, troubleshoot equipment issues, and maintain records.    Key Responsibilities: Supervision and Management: Overseeing the mechanical team's activities, ensuring adherence to safety ...

An Electrical Shift Incharge (SMS) is responsible for overseeing and managing the electrical maintenance and operations within a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) during their assigned shift. This role involves ensuring the smooth and safe functioning of all electrical systems, troubleshooting issues, coordinating with other teams, and maintaining detailed records.    Key Responsibilities: Supervising and leading ...

A Senior Electrician oversees and performs installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems, often leading a team and ensuring compliance with safety standards. They troubleshoot complex electrical issues, read technical diagrams, and may also mentor junior electricians. Their role requires strong technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and knowledge of relevant codes and regulations.    Key Responsibilities: Installation ...

An Electrical & Instrument (E&I) job description involves installing, maintaining, and repairing complex electrical systems, control systems, and measurement instruments to ensure plant and process operations run safely, efficiently, and smoothly. Responsibilities typically include performing electrical and instrumentation maintenance, troubleshooting issues with electrical panels, control systems (DCS, PLC), and field instruments, and conducting calibration ...

Key Responsibilities: Supervise Maintenance Operations: Oversee daily operations of the maintenance department, ensuring machinery operates at peak efficiency. Supervise and direct a team of maintenance technicians and workers to perform routine and emergency repairs on equipment and machinery. Schedule and prioritize maintenance tasks based on production needs and machine performance. Preventive and Predictive Maintenance: Develop and ...

An electrician job description involves installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems, wiring, and components according to blueprints and safety codes. Key duties include troubleshooting electrical issues using various testing devices, inspecting electrical systems for safety and efficiency, documenting work performed, and coordinating with other professionals to complete projects on schedule. Successful electricians possess ...

A Turbine DCS Engineer monitors and controls turbine operations via a Distributed Control System (DCS) for efficient and safe performance in power plants or industrial facilities. Responsibilities include operating the DCS, troubleshooting equipment, monitoring parameters like speed and temperature, performing start-up and shutdown sequences, maintaining logs, and coordinating with other teams. The role ...

A shift engineer ensures the smooth, safe, and efficient operation of equipment and facilities during their assigned shift by performing maintenance, troubleshooting issues, and coordinating with teams. Key responsibilities include monitoring systems, conducting inspections, performing preventive and reactive maintenance, and managing any operational problems or emergencies that arise. This role is critical in ...

A fitter is a skilled tradesperson who assembles, installs, and maintains machinery, mechanical equipment, and structural components using hand and power tools, often with the aid of blueprints and engineering drawings. Key responsibilities include routine maintenance, equipment repair, troubleshooting malfunctions, and performing cutting and fitting operations on metal parts to ensure everything ...