Education & Qualification
- Completed N3 and relevant Electrical Trade Test
Experience and Training
- 5 years’ experience as an Electrician, within FMCG Manufacturing
- MV training is a must (Medium voltage Valid certificate)
- Must have worked on AC and DC Drives
- PLC experience and training (Certificate on attendance)
- Exposure on instrumentation
Duties & Responsibilities
MAINTENANCE
- To ensure efficient and cost-effective maintenance to all electrical equipment.
- When all maintenance work carried out is proven to be both efficient and cost effective.
- To be pro-active in identifying potential faults/breakdowns before they occur.
- When faults/breakdowns are kept to a minimum as a result of plant inspections and awareness.
- To perform various projects of an electrical nature.
- When projects are completed in agreed times and to the correct specifications.
- To ensure that all breakdowns are attended to in a cost-effective manner.
- When production downtime due to breakdowns is kept at a satisfactory level.
- To ensure the continued good condition of all equipment.
- When all equipment is maintained as per proper practice.
STAND-BY DUTY
- To be willing to do stand-by duty.
- When generally willing to take turns doing the required stand-by.
- To ensure that all call outs are answered promptly and efficiently.
- When production losses are not adversely affected by failure to answer calls and lack of proper fault-finding techniques.
OVERTIME
- To be willing to perform work outside of normal working hours.
- When work does not fall behind as a result of unwillingness to work overtime.
SAFETY / HOUSEKEEPING
- To practice and enforce Siqalo Foods codes of safety and housekeeping.
- When standards of safety and housekeeping comply with Siqalo Foods policy in this regard.
- To ensure compliance to the work permit / lockout system in use at Siqalo Foods.
- When the work permit / lockout system is adhered to.
ADMIN
- To ensure that all information submitted on work orders is correct.
- When misleading information is not submitted on work orders or information is omitted.
- To ensure that all completed work orders / documentation is timeously submitted to foreman to check.
- When no backlogs occur due to delays in submitting completed work orders and other documentation.
GENERAL
To ensure no comeback jobs.
- When maintenance costs do not rise as a result of poor workmanship.
To ensure no unnecessary fines for maximum demand from C.C.P.
- When power factor correction is kept in working order and weekly inspections carried out.
To ensure that proper fault-finding procedures are correctly followed.
- When unnecessary costs are not incurred as a result of poor fault-finding techniques.
To ensure proper time management.
- When productivity is not affected by slack time management.



