Associate Electrical Supervisor

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by Freshersworld
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Job Specifications

Employment Type Full time jobs

Job Description

An Associate Electrical Supervisor would typically be an entry-level or mid-level position within the electrical supervision field. They would assist experienced supervisors with tasks such as planning, scheduling, and overseeing electrical installations, while also potentially assisting with maintenance and troubleshooting.&

Assisting with Project Planning and Scheduling: Associate supervisors would help plan and schedule electrical projects, estimating materials and timelines.&

Supervising Electricians: They would guide and supervise the work of electricians, ensuring tasks are completed accurately, safely, and on schedule.&

Troubleshooting and Problem Solving: They would assist in identifying and resolving electrical issues that arise during projects.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Site Supervision and Execution

Assist in supervising day-to-day electrical work at construction or industrial sites.
Coordinate the installation of wiring systems, switchboards, transformers, lighting, control panels, and other electrical components.
Ensure that all work is carried out as per technical drawings, safety codes, and company guidelines.
Monitor site conditions to ensure proper implementation of electrical layouts and circuits.

2. Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Help monitor and maintain electrical systems and equipment for proper functioning.
Assist in diagnosing electrical faults and carrying out necessary repairs or adjustments.
Perform regular inspections to prevent potential hazards and minimize downtime.
Ensure preventive maintenance schedules are followed.

3. Quality Control and Compliance

Ensure that all electrical work complies with applicable electrical codes (e.g., IEC, NEC, local standards).
Conduct basic tests and inspections on installed electrical systems and document findings.
Report any deviations from design or specifications to the senior supervisor or project engineer.
Support in maintaining a safe work environment by enforcing electrical safety practices.

4. Coordination and Teamwork

Coordinate with electricians, helpers, contractors, and other site personnel to ensure tasks are completed as planned.
Provide technical assistance and clarify instructions to on-site teams.
Communicate project progress, challenges, and material requirements to the Electrical Supervisor or Project Manager.
Work closely with other departments such as civil, mechanical, and instrumentation to ensure integration of electrical systems.

5. Material and Equipment Management

Monitor the availability and usage of electrical materials, tools, and safety gear on-site.
Assist in tracking material consumption and ensuring timely requisition and delivery.
Verify the quality and specification of received electrical materials before installation.
Ensure proper handling, storage, and usage of tools and equipment.