Teknisi Listrik

Install new electrical wiring, panels, outlets, dock power pedestals, lighting fixtures, distribution boards, and other equipment as required.

Lay out cables and wire runs, mount electrical fittings, ensure connections are secure and compliant with specifications.

Conduct regular inspections of electrical systems: panels, circuit breakers, outlets, sockets, switches, connections, grounding system.

Clean, tighten, and maintain electrical components to prevent corrosion, water ingress, or deterioration, especially in marine environment (salt, humidity).

Identify electrical faults (e.g. power outages, voltage fluctuation, short circuits, faulty lighting or pedestal connections) using diagnostic tools (multimeter, voltage testers, etc.).

Repair or replace defective components, restore proper operation, test after repair.

Follow safety procedures and regulations (including applicable electrical safety standards, safety gear, isolation procedures).

Ensure installations comply with local electrical codes / regulations.

Maintain safe working environment, especially around water, damp areas, and dock power pedestals.

Maintain detailed logs of maintenance, repairs, component replacements, test results, and inspections.

Report regularly to Technical Supervisor: status of systems, outstanding faults, potential improvements or upgrades, material needs.

Suggest improvements or upgrades to existing electrical installations for better efficiency, safety, durability.

Monitor performance of systems and anticipate issues before failure.

Minimum education: Vocational High School (SMK) in Electrical Engineering or equivalent; Diploma (D3) in Electrical Engineering is an advantage.

Minimum 1–2 years of experience in electrical installation, maintenance, and repair (industrial, building, or public facility settings).

Basic English proficiency, especially in understanding technical instructions, equipment manuals, and simple work communication.

Proficient in electrical installation, distribution panels, grounding systems, and troubleshooting electrical issues.

Knowledge of occupational safety standards (K3) and proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) when working with electrical systems.

Detail-oriented, disciplined, and able to work independently or as part of a team, coordinating across departments.

Willing to work in shifts, work overtime, and handle emergency repairs when required.