Qualification: ITI in Electrical Trade.
Experience Required: Minimum 3 years in Oil & Gas related Projects.
Salary Range: RO. 200 – 250/- Fixed Salary (shall be eligible only for OXY certified OT, if any and not eligible for regular OT)
Leave Cycle: 30 days paid leave on completion of 12 months continuous service.
Resposibilites:-

• Low voltage technicians are responsible for installing and maintaining electrical equipment that operates at high voltages. This includes transformers, power lines, circuit breakers, and other equipment used to transmit electricity over long distances or between different points in a single building.
• Low voltage technicians must be well versed in the principles of electricity and how it works. They also need to know how to properly install and maintain all types of electrical equipment—including low-voltage wiring as well as high-voltage equipment.
• Low voltage technicians have a wide range of responsibilities, which can include:
  • The person shall complete HSE induction, H2S induction course, CPR & First Aid training course for Adults.
  • The person shall complete the Oxy Permit to work training.
  • The person shall thoroughly understand the principle and procedure for LO/TO operations.
  • The person shall have good knowledge in 33KV OHL works associated with the switchgear switching and operations. He shall demonstrate a positive emphasis with the team members to accomplish the job in a safe mode.
  • The person shall have 3 Years’ experience in 33KV OHL maintenance works. 
  • Such experience shall include the following activities but not limited to:
    • 33KV Line inspection.
    • 33KV Line pole replacement works.
    • 33KV pole climbing &Lightning Arrestor replacement works.
    • 33KV Air Breaker Switch Replacement works.
    • 33KV cable removal /reconnection on 33KV Air breaker switch for cable re-termination works.
    • Assist in repairs / oil filtration of transformer maintenance activities.
    • The person shall have the ability to identify the components used in overhead lines to provide safe isolation practices for their activities.