ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN

Technical Proficiencies: Strong understanding of electronic theory, circuit operations, and proficiency with hand/power tools and diagnostic devices. Soft Skills: Problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, clear communication, and strict adherence to workplace safety regulations. JOB SCOPE: Troubleshooting and Diagnostics: Inspect faulty devices, run general diagnostics, and use test equipment like oscilloscopes, multimeters, and ammeters to locate electrical malfunctions. [1, 2] Repair and Rework: Replace defective components, solder circuit boards, and restore equipment functionality to standard operating requirements. Preventative Maintenance: Carry out routine servicing, calibration of sensors and probes, and scheduled inspections to prevent unexpected system downtime. Installation and Setup: Configure and test new electronic systems, machinery, or security applications under actual operating conditions. Reading Documentation: Interpret complex product service manuals, engineering change notices, schematics, and wiring diagrams. Record Keeping: Maintain accurate logs of maintenance activities, parts utilized, and repair statuses for supervisors or clients.