Electrical Engineering Executive

Executive - Electrical Engineering - Ports & Terminals - Nhava Sheva

Key responsibilities

1. Responsible for maintenance at the time of equipment, sub stations, Gate, Administration building, staff colony, workstations, fire pump

2. The engineer must have strong knowledge of HV safety, arc‑flash hazards, and electrical compliance standards 

3. Must know the Substation billing system and be able to be analyzed.

4. Carry out routine checks and inspections and Analyse test results and recommend corrective measures of: 

   a. Power transformers – oil level, temperature, silica gel, OLTC operations, cooling fans, radiators.

   b. HV/MV circuit breakers – VCB, ACB, SF6, GIS.

   c. CTs, PTs, surge arresters, isolators, bus systems.

   d. HV/LV switchgear, protection panels, and control wiring.

   e. Transformer IR, Tan delta, BDV, DGA (Dissolved Gas Analysis), winding resistance. 

   f. Breaker timing tests, contact resistance, insulation resistance.

   g. Thermography for hotspots on cables, busbars, panels.

   i. Earth testing, Cable fault 

7. Fault Analysis, Troubleshooting & Repair. Respond to electrical breakdowns in substations and carry out root‑cause analysis. Fault Analysis, Troubleshooting & Repair

8. Diagnosed faults related to: Protection relay trips, Transformer alarms or abnormal conditions, Breaker malfunctions

Vendor Management & Spares

9. Coordinate with OEMs for servicing major equipment. 

10. Maintain stock of relays, breaker spares, transformer accessories, and critical components.

11. Verify HT Electricity bills thoroughly: 

a. Units consumed (kWh / kVAh)

b. MD charges

c. TOD slabs (if applicable)

d. Power factor incentives/penalties

e. Wheeling & cross-subsidy charges

f. Electricity duty and taxes

5. Good understanding of green power initiatives and Solar system .

6. CEA Regulations (as applicable to operation & maintenance of electrical installations)

7. Ensure all substation equipment, installations, and work practices comply with the CEA Regulations.

8. Statutory norms from State Electricity Board

9. IS/IEC/IEEE safety standards

10. Implementing maintenance practices to achieve optimum equipment availability with minimum downtime while adhering strictly to safety standards and perform preventive maintenance when equipments are ideal

11. Prioritizing the issues as per severity

12. For Electrical Engineer –Basic knowledge on PLC and Drive system 

13. Routine inspection and checks of Emergency Generators, Administration Building lift, Fire system and Yard Flood lights.

14. Ensure that the company health, safety & environment policy and procedures are observed. 

15. To report any abnormality observed on equipment on priority to the Supervisor

Experience Level

Executive Level