Shift Technician

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• Report to the Duty Engineer / Engineering Supervisor on shift activities, outstanding issues, work orders, equipment status and incidents.
• Take ownership of electrical maintenance during the assigned shift, including troubleshooting, corrective repairs, inspections and preventive maintenance.
• Respond promptly to guest room, public area, back-of-house and engineering maintenance requests and restore equipment to safe operating condition with minimum disruption to hotel operations.
• Carry out fault finding and troubleshooting of electrical distribution, lighting, power, controls, sockets, switches, dimmers, LV systems, motors, pumps and associated electrical equipment.
• Inspect and maintain electrical panels, DBs, MCCs, isolators, breakers, contactors, relays, emergency lighting and other electrical installations.
• Read and interpret electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, schematics, control drawings, equipment manuals and building services drawings.
• Carry out safe electrical isolation and reinstatement in accordance with hotel procedures, permits and applicable safety requirements.
• Perform planned preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance and ensure work orders and maintenance records are accurately updated.
• Support the operation and basic troubleshooting of BMS, GRMS, lighting controls, access/control interfaces and other low-voltage building systems within the technician's competence.
• Perform basic general maintenance duties outside the electrical specialty, including plumbing, HVAC/FCU checks, pumps, sanitary fixtures, carpentry, painting, silicone/grouting and other minor building repairs.
• Support other engineering disciplines and team members when required, while maintaining electrical responsibilities as the primary specialty.
• Attend emergency breakdowns, alarms and operational incidents during the shift; make the area safe, take immediate corrective action within competence and escalate specialist requirements without delay.
• Support fire and life-safety systems checks, emergency procedures and drills as assigned, without undertaking specialist life-safety works unless appropriately trained/authorized.