Job Title: Junior Electrical Engineer
Company:Jawet
Job description: Job Summary Jawet Construction is seeking a detail-focused, knowledgeable and professional Electrical Engineer to join our team! The ideal fit for the role will have an educational background in electronics and a passion for engineering! The key focus of the position is to provide service, repair, and maintenance to the company’s electronic equipment and devices. JUNIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER RESPONSIBILITIES • Review and monitor the electronic equipment in place. • Make suggestions on equipment upgrades that could improve performance or lower cost. • Create an effective maintenance schedule for the electronic equipment and components in the machinery. • Complete repairs on electronic equipment as needed. • Keep logs of all equipment and their repair and service schedules. • Use hand tools, power tools, and air tools to complete repair or service work. • Install new equipment as needed and test equipment for functionality before sign-off. • Ensure quality checks are completed of installed and new equipment. • Work with the engineering team to collaborate on repair projects. • Liaise with external parts suppliers to obtain repair parts. • Work in line with health and safety guidelines at all times. JUNIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER REQUIREMENTS • Diploma / Bachelor’s degree or above in Electrical Engineering or related field. • Demonstrated experience in a similar role • Ability to read and understand technical drawings and diagrams • Good dexterity and ability to work with your hands
Expected salary: R19000 per month
Location: Richards Bay, KwaZulu-Natal
Job date: Wed, 11 Dec 2024 23:45:03 GMT
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