Electrical Technician (Job Id Number: 7/3/1/003)

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Overview This document outlines the role of an Electrical Technician at the Greater Tzaneen Municipality. The core function of this position is to manage the maintenance, commissioning, and repair of protection, metering, and Direct Current (DC) systems, ensuring compliance with approved standards. What you will do The Electrical Technician is responsible for: * Ensuring daily work is completed to satisfaction and contributes to achieving the objectives of the Council. * Maintaining Protection/Metering and DC systems. * Repairing protection/Metering and DC Systems. * Coordinating the installation and Commissioning of Protection/Metering and DC Systems. * Performing administrative duties related to closing all issued task orders. Requirements (from the original advert) * National Diploma in Electrical Engineering or related qualification to the field NQF Level 6. * Operating Regulations High Voltage Systems (ORHVS) Certificate. * Driver’s license. * Two (02) years relevant experience. Who should apply Candidates should possess a National Diploma (NQF Level 6) in Electrical Engineering or a related field, along with an Operating Regulations High Voltage Systems (ORHVS) Certificate and a valid driver’s license. The ideal applicant will have a minimum of two years of relevant experience in electrical systems, specifically in maintaining, repairing, coordinating installation, and commissioning of protection, metering, and DC systems, and be capable of performing associated administrative tasks. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/electrical-technician-job-id-number-7-3-1-003-greater-tzaneen-municipality Source: myjobmag

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