Electrician

Key Areas of Responsibility Electrical Maintenance & Repairs Inspect, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair electrical systems, wiring, equipment, and components throughout the hotel. Ensure that lighting systems, power outlets, electrical appliances, and related equipment are operating safely and efficiently. Carry out preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical panels, generators, transformers, UPS systems, and other electrical equipment. Diagnose and resolve electrical faults related to HVAC systems, kitchen equipment, cold rooms, refrigerators, and other hotel operational equipment. Record daily readings and conduct routine checks of assigned equipment to ensure proper and efficient operation. Respond promptly to electrical breakdowns, maintenance requests, and guest-related electrical concerns to minimize operational disruption. Installation & Improvement Install and maintain electrical wiring, switches, sockets, circuit breakers, lighting fixtures, and other electrical components as required. Assist with the installation, modification, and commissioning of new electrical equipment and fixtures in guest rooms, public areas, back-of-house areas, and hotel facilities. Recommend improvements to existing electrical systems to enhance operational efficiency, reliability, safety, and cost effectiveness. Support initiatives aimed at reducing energy consumption and utility costs while maintaining hotel operational standards. Assist in upgrading outdated electrical systems and equipment where required. Preventive Maintenance & Energy Management Carry out scheduled preventive maintenance in accordance with the hotel's POMEC program and Engineering standards. Monitor the condition and performance of electrical systems and promptly identify potential faults or operational risks. Support the monitoring and analysis of energy consumption and departmental utility expenditures. Participate, where required, in the preparation and implementation of the annual POMEC budget. Contribute ideas and recommendations for improving Engineering procedures, energy efficiency, and equipment performance. Safety & Compliance Follow all applicable electrical safety regulations, hotel policies, Engineering procedures, and local requirements. Conduct routine inspections to identify electrical hazards and take appropriate corrective action. Maintain emergency lighting, fire alarm-related electrical systems, generators, inverters, and backup power systems as assigned. Be fully familiar with the hotel's safety, first aid, fire, and emergency procedures and operate all tools and equipment safely. Immediately report any unsafe conditions, accidents, incidents, or major technical concerns in accordance with hotel procedures. Operational Support Assist the Engineering Supervisor, Duty Engineer, and Chief Engineer with electrical maintenance requirements and technical assignments. Coordinate and cooperate with other Engineering colleagues and departments to support smooth hotel operations. Assist in preparing required spare-parts lists for electrical systems and maintenance equipment. Monitor electrical spare-parts inventory and advise the supervisor when replenishment or additional materials are required. Liaise and cooperate with external contractors and service providers as directed by the supervisor or Chief Engineer. Ensure plant rooms, electrical rooms, workshops, and related working areas are maintained in a clean, organized, and safe condition. Provide courteous and professional assistance to guests when required, maintaining the service standards expected within a luxury hotel environment. Documentation & Reporting Maintain accurate records of electrical inspections, repairs, preventive maintenance activities, equipment readings, and completed work. Maintain appropriate daily logs and update maintenance records as required. Report major electrical faults, recurring technical issues, and equipment concerns to the Supervisor, Duty Engineer, or Chief Engineer. Provide accurate information regarding required spare parts, materials, and equipment for planned and corrective maintenance. Technical Skills & Competencies Strong practical knowledge of electrical systems, wiring, equipment, fault finding, and troubleshooting. Good knowledge of electrical panels, generators, transformers, UPS systems, and emergency power systems. Familiarity with electrical components associated with HVAC systems, kitchen equipment, refrigeration systems, and other hotel equipment. Ability to read and interpret electrical diagrams, schematics, technical drawings, and blueprints. Good understanding of preventive maintenance practices and electrical safety requirements. Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities with attention to detail. Ability to use electrical testing tools and maintenance equipment safely and correctly. Behavioral & Operational Competencies Demonstrates cooperation, trust, and teamwork with colleagues, supervisors, and other departments. Maintains a professional, courteous, and service-oriented approach when interacting with guests, colleagues, and contractors. Able to work effectively under pressure and respond appropriately to emergency situations.