Electrical Maintenance Technician

Key responsibilities

• Diagnose faults systematically in lighting, power, distribution, controls and associated electrical equipment; identify root causes and recommend durable repairs.
• Carry out planned maintenance, visual inspections, functional checks, replacement of defective accessories and small electrical alterations within competence and authorisation.

• Work with emergency lighting systems to I.S. 3217 and fire detection and alarm systems to I.S. 3218, within training, competence and relevant certification arrangements.
• Understand and apply applicable Irish electrical installation requirements, including I.S. 10101, safe isolation and verification before work.

• Interpret circuit diagrams, distribution schedules, maintenance histories and manufacturer instructions; use electrical test equipment competently.
• Complete accurate job reports, asset records, photographs, material usage and recommendations on EMH mobile systems.

• Communicate professionally with building occupants and client representatives; minimise disruption and leave premises safe and tidy.
• Escalate safety-critical defects promptly and coordinate specialist attendance where necessary.

Requirements

Essential experience and capabilities

• Demonstrable experience in electrical fault diagnosis and maintenance, preferably across varied commercial premises.
• Competent use of electrical diagnostic instruments and trade tools, including multimeters, insulation-resistance testers and appropriate hand/power tools.

• Ability to follow safe-isolation, proving-dead and fault-finding procedures.
• Strong knowledge of Irish standards, safe isolation and maintenance documentation; relevant testing qualifications/competence preferred.