PURPOSE
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.
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.
QUALIFICATION
- 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.