Electrical Technician

- New Installations

- Install new electrical wiring, panels, outlets, dock power pedestals, lighting fixtures, distribution boards, and other equipment as required.

- Lay out cables and wire runs, mount electrical fittings, ensure connections are secure and compliant with specifications.

- Routine Maintenance & Inspections

- Conduct regular inspections of electrical systems: panels, circuit breakers, outlets, sockets, switches, connections, grounding system.

- Clean, tighten, and maintain electrical components to prevent corrosion, water ingress, or deterioration, especially in marine environment (salt, humidity).

- Troubleshooting & Repair

- Identify electrical faults (e.g. power outages, voltage fluctuation, short circuits, faulty lighting or pedestal connections) using diagnostic tools (multimeter, voltage testers, etc.).

- Repair or replace defective components, restore proper operation, test after repair.

- Safety & Compliance

- Follow safety procedures and regulations (including applicable electrical safety standards, safety gear, isolation procedures).

- Ensure installations comply with local electrical codes / regulations.

- Maintain safe working environment, especially around water, damp areas, and dock power pedestals.

- Documentation & Reporting

- Maintain detailed logs of maintenance, repairs, component replacements, test results, and inspections.

- Report regularly to Technical Supervisor: status of systems, outstanding faults, potential improvements or upgrades, material needs.

- Preventive Improvements

- Suggest improvements or upgrades to existing electrical installations for better efficiency, safety, durability.

- Monitor performance of systems and anticipate issues before failure.

- Minimum education: Vocational High School (SMK) in Electrical Engineering or equivalent; Diploma (D3) in Electrical Engineering is an advantage.

- Minimum 3 years of experience in electrical installation, maintenance, and repair (industrial, building, or public facility settings).

- Basic English proficiency, especially in understanding technical instructions, equipment manuals, and simple work communication.

- Proficient in electrical installation, distribution panels, grounding systems, and troubleshooting electrical issues.

- Knowledge of occupational safety standards (K3) and proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) when working with electrical systems.

- Detail-oriented, disciplined, and able to work independently or as part of a team, coordinating across departments.

- Willing to work in shifts, work overtime, and handle emergency repairs when required.