Electrician (Warehouse)

& Responsibilities

• To perform routine maintenance tasks, including daily equipment patrol inspection, scheduled spot checks, and lubrication operations in accordance with warehouse operational protocols.
• Replacement of wear-prone components (e.g., belts, rollers, bearings, chains); diagnosis, troubleshooting and resolution of common mechanical faults; maintenance of warehouse lighting systems to meet UAE safety standards.
• To read and interpreting mechanical assembly drawings, equipment exploded-view diagrams, as well as installation and adjustment manuals for warehouse equipment.
• Operating common hand tools and measuring instruments, including wrenches, torque wrenches, distance meters, and spirit levels, ensuring compliance with tool safety regulations.
• Sensor alignment and parameter calibration to ensure equipment accuracy.
• Basic PLC literacy; capable of replacing electrical components in accordance with DEWA safety procedures, including adjusting VFD parameters as instructed.
• Electrical spot checks and troubleshooting of warehouse wiring systems, with the ability to document fault causes and solutions.
• Diagnosis and preliminary handling of motor malfunctions, such as overload, phase loss, overheating, and insulation degradation.
• To read electrical schematic diagrams, I/O point lists, wiring diagrams, and DEWA compliance technical documents.
• To Distinguish between: control power supply vs. main power supply; PNP/NPN sensors; normally open (NO) vs. normally closed (NC) contacts, to avoid electrical safety hazards.
• Operating professional testing instruments in line with DEWA safety testing protocols, including multimeters, insulation resistance testers, and phase sequence meters.