To ensure optimal performance of heavy-duty equipment by carrying out electrical repairs and maintenance in a safe, cost-effective, and quality-driven manner.
The Job
Diagnose and troubleshoot electrical faults on heavy-duty machines such as forklifts, cranes, excavators, wheel loaders, telehandlers, container handlers, and trucks.
Perform repairs and maintenance on PMS, AGO, and battery-powered equipment.
Conduct routine, preventive, and scheduled electrical maintenance.
Diagnose and fix starter motors and alternators.
Utilize CAT Electronic Technician and SIS tools effectively for fault diagnosis.
Carry out regular electrical inspections in line with best maintenance practices.
Promote autonomous maintenance through consistent electrical checks.
Maintain accurate documentation and generate service reports.
Use basic computer applications for reporting and record-keeping.
Qualifications
5 O' level credits including Mathematics & English in not more than 2 sittings.
Alternatively, NABTEB, City & Guilds, or WAEC Technical certification.
Experience:
Minimum of 2 years' relevant experience in heavy-duty equipment electrical maintenance.
The Person Must:
Have strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills in heavy equipment electrical systems.
Be detail-oriented with strong reporting and documentation skills.
Demonstrate ability to work efficiently under pressure and manage heavy workloads.
Possess good knowledge of safety practices in electrical maintenance.
Be proactive and capable of working with minimal supervision.