LOGAN LEWIS LTD
Electrical Technician

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The Role
We have a fantastic opportunity for an Electrical Technician to join our offshore product market group. As an Electrical Technician you will inspect, assemble, test, and pre-commission assemblies and sub-assemblies and installations as required to meet project delivery.
You Will Be Responsible For:
- Carry out the build and wiring of Control Panels, JBs, Pods, etc. on a day-to-day basis liaising with the Senior Electrical Construction Engineer and relevant project contacts as necessary.
- Inspect and test Control Panels, JBs, Pods, etc. as defined in specific FAT procedures. Record results.
- Check parts for assembly are available from stores and identify any shortages.
- Review tooling requirements for specific project(s).
- Carry out electrical installation, repair, and maintenance works for workshop and offices.
- Ensure correct certification is in place for electrical testing prior to undertaking works.
- Carry out pre-commissioning checks in accordance with approved documents and correct supervision.
- Be responsible for specific build and test documentation (for project) and hand over to Senior Electrical Construction Engineer.
- Work with Senior Electrical Construction Engineer or Electrical Design Engineer to fault find/troubleshoot problems with assembled equipment (Control Panels, JBs, etc).
- Review progress for assembly work scopes on a weekly basis with the Senior Electrical Construction Engineer, highlighting areas of concern.
- Identify and raise with Senior Electrical Construction Engineer workshop hazards and precautions on specific project activities.
- To carry out duties in a safe and professional manner.
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Job scope will include but not be limited to the above. At certain times the work may vary dependent on the specific project requirements as advised by the Senior Electrical Construction Engineer / Project Manager.
- Review specific electrical/assembly drawings with Senior Electrical Construction Engineer and discuss and agree any changes required.
- Be responsible for care and return of tools.
- Identify and raise with Supervisor risk assessment (workshop hazards and precautions) for specific activities.
- Positively comply with all HSE requirements and participate in identifying and raising HSE concerns by use of systems such as SHARP cards, Near Miss Reports, etc.
- Support a continuous improvement culture; ensure that issues are identified and logged by use of company tools such as non-conformance reporting, lessons learnt, etc.
- Maybe required to travel and work nationally and internationally as required to meet the needs of the business, including offshore works.
- Any other duties as directed by line management or MT member.


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Qualifications
- Time served in relevant trade.
- Certified to operate workshop plant and machinery.
- Must have a working knowledge of the current building and electrical Regulations.
Experience
- Experience of heavy engineering environment.
- Electrical installation.
- Electrical testing.
Skills
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.
- Able to work independently and as part of a team, as required by the role.
- A flexible approach in order to work shifts as required to meet project deadlines.
- IT competent.
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