Electrical Supervisor

• Carry out planned preventive electrical maintenance in line with the site maintenance schedule.

• Inspect, test, maintain and repair electrical equipment used in RDF processing operations.
• Diagnose and rectify routine electrical faults to minimise plant downtime.
• Perform electrical work on motors, conveyors, shredders, screens, pumps, fans, lighting, electrical panels, control circuits and associated plant equipment.
• Inspect electrical panels, MCCs, cabling, switches, sensors and electrical connections for defects, overheating, wear or unsafe conditions.
• Replace basic electrical components, such as contactors, relays, overloads, fuses, cables, switches, sensors and motor-control accessories, where authorised and competent to do so.
• Support planned shutdown maintenance and equipment recommissioning activities.
• Escalate complex faults, major equipment failures and work involving PLCs, VFDs, automation systems, high-voltage equipment or specialist repairs to the RDF Plant Manager.
• Ensure all work is completed in accordance with approved electrical safety procedures, permits, isolations, lockout/tagout requirements and PPE standards.
• Conduct pre-task checks and immediately stop and report any unsafe electrical condition or activity.
• Accurately complete maintenance work orders, inspection checklists, fault reports and records in the site CMMS or approved maintenance system.
• Identify and report requirements for spare parts, materials, tools and specialist contractor support
• Maintain clean, organised and safe electrical work areas, including proper control and storage of tools and materials.
• Participate in toolbox talks, safety briefings, plant inspections and emergencyresponse activities as required.
• Assist the RDF Plant Manager with minor electrical installation, testing and improvement works.
• Carry out planned preventive electrical maintenance in line with the site maintenance schedule.
• Inspect, test, maintain and repair electrical equipment used in RDF processing operations.
• Diagnose and rectify routine electrical faults to minimise plant downtime.
• Perform electrical work on motors, conveyors, shredders, screens, pumps, fans, lighting, electrical panels, control circuits and associated plant equipment.
• Inspect electrical panels, MCCs, cabling, switches, sensors and electrical connections for defects, overheating, wear or unsafe conditions.
• Replace basic electrical components, such as contactors, relays, overloads, fuses, cables, switches, sensors and motor-control accessories, where authorised and competent to do so.
• Support planned shutdown maintenance and equipment recommissioning activities.
• Escalate complex faults, major equipment failures and work involving PLCs, VFDs, automation systems, high-voltage equipment or specialist repairs to the RDF Plant Manager.
• Ensure all work is completed in accordance with approved electrical safety procedures, permits, isolations, lockout/tagout requirements and PPE standards.
• Conduct pre-task checks and immediately stop and report any unsafe electrical condition or activity.
• Accurately complete maintenance work orders, inspection checklists, fault reports and records in the site CMMS or approved maintenance system.
• Identify and report requirements for spare parts, materials, tools and specialist contractor support
• Maintain clean, organised and safe electrical work areas, including proper control and storage of tools and materials.
• Participate in toolbox talks, safety briefings, plant inspections and emergencyresponse activities as required.
• Assist the RDF Plant Manager with minor electrical installation, testing and improvement works.
• Diploma, ITI, trade certificate or technical qualification in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Maintenance or a related discipline.
• Approximately 2–4 years of hands-on electrical maintenance experience within an industrial, manufacturing, recycling, waste-management, material-recovery or similar environment.
• Practical experience maintaining industrial motors, conveyors, control panels, MCCs, electrical distribution equipment and plant machinery.
• Ability to read basic electrical drawings, wiring diagrams and equipment manuals.
• Working knowledge of electrical fault-finding, preventive maintenance, safe isolation and lockout/tagout requirements.
• Experience using a CMMS or maintenance work-order system is preferred.
• Exposure to RDF, waste processing, recycling, material-handling or heavy industrial operations is an advantage.
• Good English communication skills; additional site languages would be an advantage.
• Good Microsoft Office Skills: Word, Excel, outlook and PP