Electrical / Generator Technician at Churchgate Group

Job Summary

The Electrical/Generator Technician will support 24/7 reliable power supply across the company’s facilities. To perform installation, preventive and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical and generator systems under supervision. To ensure efficient, safe, and uninterrupted service delivery to all commercial and residential tenants.

Key Responsibilities: 

• Report to duty for shift briefings and task assignments.
• Participate in daily toolbox meetings. 
• Carry out preventive and corrective maintenance and electrical and generating systems including lighting, power outlets, distribution boards, cables, switchgears, control panels, synchronization panels etc.
• Assist in operation and routine checks of HT (33kv/11kv) and LT systems, transformers, generators, high capacity UPS, backup power systems, pump panels etc.
• Ensure proper housekeeping of all panels and generator rooms (cleanliness, no obstructions, proper labeling, pest control, etc.).
• Perform planned preventive maintenance (PPM) tasks – cleaning, tightening connections, thermal scanning, lubrication, filter changes, etc.
• Conduct daily walk-through inspections of electrical rooms, generator room, risers, common areas, and perimeter lighting; report abnormalities immediately.
• Respond to electrical and generator faults, tenant complaints, and emergency breakdowns (including after-hours call-outs as rostered).
• Troubleshoot simple circuit failures, reset breakers, replace faulty components (sockets, switches, lamps, starters, contactors, etc.)
• Escalate complex or high-voltages issues to the electrical supervisor.
• Follow all safety procedures – use of PPE, lockout/tag out (LOTO), arc-flash mitigation, and permit-to-work systems.Update work logs, maintenance records, and defect reports in SMART CHECK or other systems.
• Monitor diesel generator operation (start/stop, daily checks, and fuel levels) and report anomalies. 
• Maintain tools and equipment in good working condition; notify supervisor of material shortages.
• Assist in supervising contractor work on site (e.g., witnessing tests, ensuring site safety).
• Support general facility maintenance activities when required.
• Must be willing to work day and night shifts, Sundays as per duty schedule, and public holidays.
• Perform any other duties assigned by the electrical supervisor, facilities manager, or engineer-in-charge.    

Experience: Minimum 3-5 years of practical experience in a commercial, high-rise, or industrial facility.

Educational Qualification: Trade Test certificate (Grade I, II, or III), national Diploma (ND) in Electrical Engineering. Completed technical apprenticeship/ Vocational training

Professional Qualification: Any of the following is an additional advantage, Basic first aid/ CPR. 

Skills & Competences:

• Hands-on Knowledge of HT/LT distribution, lighting circuits, motors, control panels, pump panels, and distribution boards.
• Ability to read single-line diagrams and electrical schematics.Experience with diesel generator operation (basic start/stop, monitoring).
• Familiarity with high-capacity UPS systems, batteries, and earthing systems.Good troubleshooting and diagnostic skills.
• Basic computer literacy – able to log tasks in SMART CHECK or mobile app.
• Clear communication – able to report issues verbally and in writing.
• Team player, follows instructions, works safely under pressure.
• Flexible and willing to work rotating shifts, weekends, and public holidays.