supporting electrical engineers and technologists in various tasks related to electrical systems and equipment

• Assisting in Design and Development:Technicians help engineers design and develop electrical systems and prototypes, including creating schematics and technical drawings.
• Testing and Analysis:They conduct tests on electrical equipment and systems, analyze results, and prepare reports, often using specialized testing equipment.
• Installation and Maintenance:Technicians install, maintain, and repair electrical systems, components, and equipment, ensuring they function correctly and safely.
• Troubleshooting and Repair:They diagnose and troubleshoot electrical problems, identify faulty components, and perform necessary repairs or replacements.
• Quality Control and Inspections:Technicians perform quality control inspections on electrical systems and components, ensuring they meet specifications and safety standards.
• Technical Documentation:They prepare technical documentation, including reports, drawings, and specifications, to record work and ensure compliance with regulations.
• Collaboration:Technicians collaborate with engineers, other technicians, and support staff to complete projects, share information, and solve problems.

Specific tasks may include:

• Building, calibrating, and repairing electrical instruments or testing equipment.
• Reading and interpreting electrical blueprints and schematics.
• Performing general electrical maintenance and repairs.
• Staying up-to-date with advances in electrical technology.
• Ensuring compliance with electrical codes and regulations.
• Providing training and guidance to junior technicians.
• Estimating materials, costs, and quantities.
• Inspecting designs for compliance with specifications.
• Undertaking electrical workshop functions, like installing assemblies for protection relays.
• Assisting with research and experimentation programs